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Jonathan Carroll. GLASS SOUP. Tor Books, 18.95.Carroll's special brand of surrealist fantasy never fails to enchant. And you never know where he's going to go with a tale... Killer!
Frances Hardinge. FLY BY NIGHT. Macmillan, 12.99. Debut novel, a fantasy set in a world of sophisticated intrigue and adventure.
Jim C. Hines. GOBLIN QUEST. DAW, 9.99. Clever riff on the usual fantasy clichés, with a good sense of humour.
Robert E Howard. KULL: EXILE OF ATLANTIS. Del Rey, 21.00. Classic sword-and-sorcery fantasy, from the creator of Conan. Great stuff for a winter read. Illustrations by Justin Sweet.
Diana Wynne Jones. THE PINHOE EGG. HarperCollins, 22.99. Delightful fantasy from the creator of the Chrestomancy line. Cat Chance tries to control a magic leak; or a leaking magic...
Terry Pratchett. WINTERSMITH. Doubleday, 28.00. New Discworld novel, starring Tiffany Aching and the The Wee Free Men. A Christmas tradition.
Melanie Rawn. SPELLBINDER. Tor Books, 32.95. Romance and mystery entwined. Rawn takes a run combining at urban fantasy and mystery, using witches and lawmakers in contemporary New York City.
Rudy Rucker. MATHEMATICIANS IN LOVE. Tor Books, 33.95. The title alone gives me a thrill. Two mathematicians try to alter reality to see who gets the girl. Corkscrew-cool.
John Scalzi. THE ANDROID'S DREAM. Tor Books, 33.95. Obviously part homage to P. K. Dick, but also pretty hot sf. Gritty and complex.
