✬ Get yer red hot bargains here! ✬ Part 6

The Goblin Emperor is on sale for $2.99 today on Amazon, and possibly from other vendors.

Attack of the double post!

The goblin emperor is THAT good!

>3 Sakerfalcon: I have been told that, but when I went to Amazon it didn't show as being on sale. :(

>4 fuzzi: Boooo :-(

Pretty sure it was a one day thing*. You snooze, you lose.

*Which is why my post specified 'today.'

>3 Sakerfalcon: Good to hear. My Overdrive hold for The Goblin Emperor came through this morning. I plan to dive in as soon as I finish The Poppy War.

>6 clamairy: but...I did go yesterday. Waaah.

>8 fuzzi: Oh, that's really odd. I got that sale via email yesterday.

>7 ScoLgo: Hope you enjoy it!

>9 clamairy: It turned up on Amazon UK on the 18th. Nabbed it. Sakerfalcon can chalk up another BB!

>10 -pilgrim-: I did some thread dredging and found evidence she was spraying us with bullets for that one back in 2015 before she had even read it. I'm glad because I really enjoyed it, even though it languished on my virtual TBR pile for years before I finally started it. Several other people also read and recommended it, to their credit.

>11 clamairy: Yes, I was vaguely aware of some background fire from collaborators; thanks for doing the research on the group effort. (In which you yourself are also culpable, I believe.)

>11 clamairy: I too am a victim of Sakerfalcon's sharp shooting. I picked it up in Kindle format for 99p.

>12 -pilgrim-: I am willing to shoulder partial blame.

>13 pgmcc: Yay!

Audible is doing a members-only $5 sale with different audiobooks on sale for each of the next 5 days, including today. There are several SF&F choices, as well as other things.

I only found one on today’s list that was already on my reading list. I didn’t have it listed as a potential audiobook choice, but it’s the first book in a large series that I probably wouldn’t have gotten to anytime soon, so it makes a good candidate and I decided to grab it: Dragonflight by Anne McCaffrey.

Angel of the crows by Katherine Addison is 99p for kindle at amazon uk today.

>16 Sakerfalcon: Not on sale stateside. I was both disappointed and relieved. 😂

When the Tiger Came Down the Mountain by Nghi Vo is Tor.com's ebook club book right now

>17 clamairy: I know that feeling!

>18 divinenanny: This one is very highly rated!

I didn't realize that this month's Tor Freebie is the second in a series, so I just bought the first one, as it's on sale for $2.99. (It's more of a novella.)

Day of the Triffids is currently on sale for 99p on Amazon UK.

>22 -pilgrim-: OOOH! One of my favorites! So that is NOT available from Amazon for Kindle at all in the US, for some odd reason, yet I can borrow it for my Kindle from the library. Oh, and The Chrysalids is on sale for 99¢.

>23 clamairy: And The Chrysalids is not on sale here, but at £4.99.

I am extremely grateful to my English teacher, who taught The Chrysalids as a set text, and had The Day of the Triffids and Consider Her Ways in the English stockroom and encouraged us to go on to them. Wyndham is one of my favourite SF authors.

>23 clamairy: The Day of the Triffids used to be available on Kindle in the US, but I learned (too late, after purchasing and reading it) that it was a shortened and modified version for the US market. It was a significant change – the Americanized version has 11,000 fewer words than the original. There are more details about it, including how to tell which version you have, at this link: https://triffids.guidesite.co.uk/versions.php

My impression was that this wasn’t a new issue introduced with the Kindle edition, but a problem with at least some US print editions also. I didn’t look into it too deeply though, because by the time I learned there were two versions, the damage had already been done for me. I might like to read the proper version someday if I run across it, but not until more time has passed. (I read the e-book in 2019.)

>25 YouKneeK: Crap. I must have read the same version back in 2013 when it was still available. I think I vaguely remember a couple of bizarre typos that I assumed were the result of an unedited OCR scan. I wonder if the audio versions are also shortened.

>24 -pilgrim-: I'm pretty fond of him myself, but now I am concerned that all three of his books I have read weren't complete editions. :o(

>25 YouKneeK: I had forgotten about that issue! It seems completely unclear as to why that was done.

The "adaption" level when books cross the Pond send far higher than I ever expected, before I started looking in to it.

TOR.com is offering a free download of short fiction published in March & April. Among other stories, it includes a Murderbot novella titled, Home: Habitat, Range, Niche, Territory.

>28 ScoLgo: I hoped that if I waited long enough they would give it to me! Thank you for letting us know.

>29 clamairy: You bet! Their newsletter was interesting to me - so I subscribed... ;)

Uhoh. Audible is having another two for one sale with a bunch of 'The Great Courses.'

Machine by Elizabeth Bear is in today's kindle daily deal at amazon UK. It's a companion to Ancestral night but apparently stands alone.

There are also two reissues from the Penguin SF line - Robot by Adam Wisniewski-Snerg and Driftglass by Samuel R. Delaney.

All three are on sale today only.

>32 Sakerfalcon: Himself will get the Elizabeth Bear, I'm thinking about getting the Delaney. Anybody know anything about the 3rd? The premise sounds a bit Murderbot-ish.

>32 Sakerfalcon: Thanks, Sakerfalcon. Duly snagged.

>33 Maddz: I know nothing about it but for 99p I grabbed it anyway. And this is why my real and virtual shelves are overflowing!

The Galaxy, and the Ground Within by Becky Chambers is on sale from Amazon (US) for $1.99 right now.

The Bear and the Nightingale is available on Amazon UK Daily Deal today.

Also, in a completely different genre, The Young Hornblower Omnibus.

Both for 99p.

Mexican gothic is among Amazon UK's daily deal titles today. I've loved everything I've read by Moreno-Garcia so far and am looking forward to this one.

>38 Sakerfalcon: Also on Google, snagged it there :D

>38 Sakerfalcon: >39 divinenanny: I have read three Moreno-Garcia books to date and Mexican Gothic was, for me, the best of them. I found it reminiscent of, but better than, Stoker's The Lair of the White Worm.

I hope you both enjoy it.

>40 ScoLgo: Sadly it is not on sale stateside.

>41 clamairy: I borrowed it from Overdrive just last month. There was a waiting list but it was well worth waiting for, IMO.

>38 Sakerfalcon: I have just snagged it for 85p. Thank you for the tip-off.

I suppose that means your scored a BB hit. Well done.

>43 pgmcc: ScoLgo helped too!

>44 Sakerfalcon:
You are very generous when it comes to sharing the blame credit.

The Bear and the Nightingale is $1.99 right now.

Audible is having a site wide sale for members -- All titles up to 70% off. Confirmed in the US. Not sure about other countries.

I just bought 5 books.... lol

>47 Narilka: Not obvious that it extends to the UK, except that you can get a 3 months' trial membership for 99p. The book prices seem to be as usual.

>47 Narilka: Yeah, this could be dangerous. I'm afraid to look...

>48 haydninvienna: Bummer :(

It's Prime Day in the US. I wonder if this sale is tied to that since Amazon owns Audible.

I just picked up Ancestral Night by Elizabeth Bear for € 2,99 at Google Play. No idea if it is on sale anywhere else, but that one has been on my wishlist a while :D

Gardens of the Moon by Steven Erikson (The first of the ten main Malazan books) is Tor's eBook club book of the month. I love Malazan, but it is not for the faint of heart. As a fantasy series with so much depth (in time and geography) it is all so worth it :D.

Audible has a good 2 for 1 sale going on.

https://www.audible.com/special-promo/2for1

Audible having another sale -

"Score supernatural savings on this epic selection of science fiction, fantasy, and more otherworldly listens—starting at just $5 each!"

https://www.audible.com/ep/otherworldly-sale

I have just picked up a Kindle edition of The Complete Northanger Horrid Novels on Amazon.co.uk for £1.49.

The titles included are:
- The Castle of Wolfenbach
- The Mysteries of Udolpho
- The Necromancer
- Horrid Mysteries
- The Mysterious Warning
- The Italian
- The Midnight Bell
- Clermont
- The Orphan of the Rhine

I have not checked quality but at that price I thought it was worth the risk.

>54 Bookmarque: Just adding a note that it’s a very large list of books. 1195 if I did my math correctly. I saw a lot of Robin Hobb books in there, several Abercrombie books, some Raymond Feist, some Sanderson, and lots of other things likely to appeal to SF&F readers.

Although I saw several things of interest to me, I limited my selections to books that were already on my to-read list and that more-or-less met the criteria I’ve been using this year to choose which books to do as audiobooks. So I only picked up three this time:

The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams
The Rook by Daniel O’Malley
Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

>54 Bookmarque: >56 YouKneeK: Oh good lord. I just bought two for one credit a few days ago. But I'm going to have to check these out for $5.

>56 YouKneeK: oh, The Dragonbone Chair is fantastic!

I'm not sure how it will translate into audio format, though.

I feel like I've read War and Peace scrolling through 60 pages of sale items, but I ended up with The Wolf in the Whale and The Dragonbone Chair. I've been eyeing them as kindle books, and both were long enough that if I borrowed the audio books using Libby I would worry about finishing them before they were due back.

These collections are on sale until midnight on the 18th. I snagged the Walter Tevis collection, as I wanted to read 2 of the 3.

SciFi & Fantasy - https://link.openroadmedia.com/click/24471840.718724/aHR0cHM6Ly9lYXJseWJpcmRib29...

Non-Fiction - https://link.openroadmedia.com/click/24471840.718724/aHR0cHM6Ly9lYXJseWJpcmRib29...

Here's every collection that's on sale: https://link.openroadmedia.com/click/24471840.718724/aHR0cHM6Ly9lYXJseWJpcmRib29...

>60 clamairy: Thanks for the links! I also just bought the Tevis. Which two?

>61 ScoLgo: The one you recommended, Mockingbird, and The Man Who Fell to Earth.

>62 clamairy: I hope you like it! I'm happy to get a copy to re-read. The first time through was via ILL & I was sad to have to return it... :-/

>63 ScoLgo: Awww.

I only paid 50 cents for these 3 books because I cashed in all my Amazon shipping credits. 😆

Claire North's excellent The Sudden Appearance of Hope and The Gameshouse are both $1.99 on Amazon right now:

https://amazon.com/dp/B00Z7J7CZA
https://amazon.com/dp/B07H2BB9DQ

They're also $2.99 on Amazon CA:

https://amazon.ca/dp/B00Z7J7CZA
https://amazon.ca/dp/B07H2BB9DQ

Victories Greater Than Death by Charlie Jane Anders is free today only from Tor.
https://ebookclub.tor.com

It's YA, and very highly rated here on LT.

Entangled Life, a BB Meredy was firing off like crazy, is $1.99 today for Kindle US.

>67 Narilka: Thanks! On sale in Canada and through Kobo too. Looking forward to that one.

Dancing at the Edge of the World: Thoughts on Words, Women, Places by Ursula Le Guin is $2.99 today for Kindle and other devices. (It's $2.99 for Nook and from Google as well, I didn't check anywhere else.) I'm pretty sure someone was raving about this one a year or two (or five) ago.

>69 clamairy: Dancing at the edge of the world is a fantastic collection of Le Guin's essays. I loved it. Sadly it's not even available on kindle in the UK, let alone on sale. But I recommend that anyone who can should snap it up!

>70 Sakerfalcon: I'm glad I snagged it. I just checked and it's still on sale!

Indexing by Seanan McGuire is on sale for $.99 on Amazon right now.

>72 clamairy:: Both of the Indexing books are fantastic!

Indexing
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B00CDXPL3I
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B00CDXPL3I

Indexing: Reflections:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B00X6AXV84
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B00X6AXV84

>73 saltmanz: I didn't realize the second one was on sale as well! Thank you!

Audible US is having another 1 for 2 member's sale. I just picked up the Andy Serkis narration of The Hobbit along with Stephen Fry's Mythos.

>75 Narilka: ACK! There's a new Hobbit narration? Is it the entire book or a dramatization?

The entire Binti trilogy is on sale for $1.99 right now. Has anyone in here read it? Pretty sure parts of this series both a Hugo and a Nebula.

>77 clamairy: only the first was $1.99 in Canada, so I picked it up. The others were $2.99 and $3.99.

There is a new TOR ebook free until the 13th, The Infinite Noise by Lauren Shippen.

>78 NorthernStar: I think I'm going to snap it up. And yes, I saw the TOR notification. Haven't grabbed it yet, though.

>76 clamairy: The entire book unabridged :)

>81 Narilka: Thanks! I got the one I have on my iPod for free from the library, and transferred it one disc at a time a million years ago.

Patricia Briggs' Smoke Bitten, #12 in the Mercy Thompson series, on for $1.99 today. Both Amazon and Kobo, I believe.

83> Yep, Amazon is having a "Goodreads Choice Winners/Nominees" sale. I've picked up:

The Empire of Gold (Daevabad) by S. A. Chakraborty:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B07YG44LJD
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B07YG44LJD

Peace Talks (Dresden Files) by Jim Butcher:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B082S1N87S
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B082S1N87S

The Relentless Moon (Lady Astronaut) by Mary Robinette Kowal:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B07X17XSPS
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B07X17XSPS

Network Effect (Murderbot) by Martha Wells:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B07WZ7SB5D
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B07WZ7SB5D

The Last Emperox (Interdependency) by John Scalzi:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B07QPGW9FS
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B07QPGW9FS

>84 saltmanz: I'm going to have to go look at this...

Book View Cafe is having its annual August "Dog Days" sale between now and Wednesday, with 25% off the entire store (no coupon needed): https://bookviewcafe.com/bookstore/

>86 Marissa_Doyle: Awesome. I will wait until I'm on my PC to check it out.

Edited to add: I snagged Skin Deep. Probably won't get to it for a while, but thanks again for the heads up.

Helene Wecker's The Hidden Palace (sequel to the excellent Golem and the Jinni) is a daily Kindle deal for $4.99: https://amazon.com/dp/B075WS4G4K

Audible USA is having a 3-for-2 credit sale. All kinds of stuff as usual, but not the entire catalog.

Humble Bundle have an audio drama bundle running at the moment: https://www.humblebundle.com/books/science-fiction-and-fantasy-graphic-audio-boo...

Does anybody know what these are like? They sound more like audio dramatisations rather than audio books. I'm a bit iffy about this one and don't want to buy unless they are good.

>90 Maddz: I've listened to some books on Graphic Audio, and liked them. There are sound effects and different voice actors. You can listen to samples on their website.

This link is going to be a mile long, but here is the Early Bird SciFi and Fantasy end of Summer sale:

https://theportalist.com/1000-ebook-sale?src=ebb-nl&sid=c1b83a23749b6cd27700...

A bit of happy news about Susanna Clarke:

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-58488849

And it so happens that Piranesi is on sale for $1.99 on Amazon right now.

>93 clamairy: I was delighted to see her getting that award. It is a bit of affirmation that I am sure she appreciates.

Hammers on Bone by Cassandra Khaw is Tor's eBookclub book: https://ebookclub.tor.com
Download before 11:59 PM ET, September 17th, 2021.

Rebellion Publishing is having a 99p sale. (Works worldwide.) I highly recommend Premee Mohamed's Beneath the Rising and A Broken Darkness:

https://rebellionpublishing.com/sale/?utm_source=Rebellion+Publishing+Newsletter...

Tor.com's current free ebook (through this Friday Oct 8) is Tamsyn Muir's fantastic Gideon the Ninth.

>97 saltmanz: Only available for US and Canada. :-(

>98 pgmcc: I will snag it and send it to you.

>97 saltmanz: I loved this one.

>99 clamairy: That would be very kind of you.

It is a book that you and sakerfalcon praised a lot and I stated that I was deliberately looking the other way, an action that Claire said was a wise decision. When I saw that it was free, I thought,
"Well, this is too good an opportunity to see what Clare and Claire liked about this book."

You can both chalk up a BB hit for this one. I remember reading the posts about the book/series and liking what I was reading.

>98 pgmcc: Tor doesn't check IP address. Just lie or use a VPN (Opera has one built in).

Yeah, you're really just on your honor regarding your country. And if you still don't want to fib, I can also grab it for someone and pass it along, as I already own the ebook myself.

Dang it, now I kinda want to reread Gideon/Harrow...

>103 saltmanz: Well, when Charles Stross said to do just that when one of his books was in the give-away...

Silvia Moreno-Garcia's fantastic (but not fantastical) UNTAMED SHORE is only $1.99 on Amazon:
US: http://amazon.com/dp/B07ZFYCBH1
CA: http://amazon.ca/dp/B07ZFYCBH1

I didn't find anything myself, but was tempted by a few. Still haven't finished looking. LOL

https://theportalist.com/1000-ebook-sale

>106 clamairy: I've purchased a lot of those over the years, but still haven't read nearly any of them! I did enjoy Gilgamesh the King quite a bit, and Effinger's Budayeen Cycle has come highly recommended.

*Edited to fix touchstone

>107 saltmanz: Look at that LT rating for Gilgamesh the King! Wow! Didn't realize it was the first in a trilogy, though.

Okay, editing to add that your touchstone goes to a different book with the same title. The one on sale is Gilgamesh the King by Robert Silverberg, and it does NOT have the 4.5 star rating that the other has.

The Searcher by Tana French is on sale for $1.99 right now. This one is a stand-alone, not part of the Dublin Murder Squad series.

The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires, which someone here recommended, was on sale today through kobo and kindle for $3.99 $CAD.

This month's TOR giveaway is A History of What Comes Next by Sylvain Neuvel

TOR download link

>111 ScoLgo: Crap, I missed the download of this by just a couple of hours. If anyone can email or send the mobi file to me via Facebook messenger I would greatly appreciate it.

As You Wish is $1.99 today. I loved this one.

>112 clamairy: I can email it to you, if no-one else has offered yet.

>114 Sakerfalcon: Thank you for the offer. ScoLgo was quick to share it. :o)

That's good!

Claire North's latest, Notes from the Burning Age, is $2.99 right now:

US: https://amazon.com/dp/B08MZV3TMJ
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B08MZV3TMJ

To Be Taught, If Fortunate is on sale for $1.99 on Amazon right now. Haven't read it yet, but I bought it last time it was on sale. This one is very highly rated here on LT.

Quite a few SciFi & Fantasy books on sale here, but I couldn't find anything I felt I had to have:

https://theportalist.com/1000-ebook-sale

And another sale. A few of the same ones as last time and a few new selections.

https://theportalist.com/1000-ebook-sale

Bibliophile: An Illustrated Miscellany by Jane Mount is on sale for $1.99 for Kindle right now. Apparently it's illustrated and interactive, so I will be reading this one on the Kindle Fire.

When Christ and His Saints Slept by Sharon Kay Penman is $1.99 today through Book Bub, Amazon link here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004JF5YU8?_bbid=25038820&tag=bookbubdaemail-20

>122 fuzzi: I'm tempted, but I have the first in another series of hers to get through first before I start buying the first in this one...

Amazon UK has Adrian Tchaikovsky's Shards of earth, the first volume in his latest trilogy, on a kindle daily deal for 99p. I know that -pilgrim-, among others, has enjoyed his work in the past.

>124 Sakerfalcon: And that is one that I have not read. There are times when not being able to get online to my own accounts really hurts!

My local Barns & Noble is having a 50% off sale for ALL Hardback books in store only. Not sure if this is just a local sale or if it's nation wide. It's not online, physical in store only and only what you see on the shelves.

>127 Narilka: Uhoh... That can't be a good sign. Hope you got some good bargains, at least.

>127 Narilka: Waterstones, the UK bookshop chain comparable to B&N, did this too, just from 26-28 December. They also have selected titles available online for a longer period. I guess it is a good way of getting rid of overstock in time for the new releases?

>128 clamairy:, >129 Sakerfalcon: I think that's what they were doing. Went back to that B&N today and they had just a few tables set up with their 50% off sale. Rest of the store was back to normal. I think I got lucky going when I did.

Audible US is having their first sale of the year. Many $5, $6 and $7 audio books.

As I mentioned in my thread, ebook copies of Ellis Peter's The Devil's Novice and The Potter's Field seem to be on sale today. I've been picking up ebook copies of the Cadfael books as they come on sale.

>131 NorthernStar: where's your thread?

>132 fuzzi: https://www.librarything.com/topic/338139?topicid=338139

>131 NorthernStar: Thanks for the heads up. I think I'll wait until the first one goes (back) on sale and snag that. (I know I've seen it periodically.)

>131 NorthernStar: I have them in my BN wishlist and check it every other day or so. I've picked up at least half of them in the last week or two.

>135 Marissa_Doyle: - I've been doing that too, but with kobo. I waited until I had most of the early ones to start, but I also have paper copies to fill in the gaps. Still missing 5, I think.

Hmm, perhaps I should add the author to my Amazon wishlist. Then they (theoretically) should tell me whenever one goes on sale.

Amazon UK has The last graduate on a daily deal for 99p today. Not sure if other regions have it too.

Barnes & Noble is having a PreOrder sale - I snagged four books. The only thing I HATE about B&N is that they don't ship to arrive on the publication day. No. That's too easy and hell Amazon has been doing it forever so why should we? Instead they ship ON the publication day. Grrr. But I guess I can live with it to put a little money into the coffers of the last remaining bookstore in the free world. Well sorta.

>139 Bookmarque: Before I go look what percentage off are they offering? I received a B&N gift certificate from my sister, and the closest one is over an hour away and at 'a mall.' *shudder*

25% off

>141 Bookmarque: Thanks!

The Sword of Destiny is on sale for $2.99 for Kindle today, and I'm on the fence. I know I can borrow this one for free... And I'm not even sure I want to continue with this series. But it's cheap! Haha.

Jodi Taylor's third Time Police novel Saving Time is on sale today for $0.99. I got it from Kobo, but probably also from others.

TOR Anthology Freebie: Some of the Best From TOR.com 2021

For those who may have missed any of these TOR freebies the first time around, this bundle includes:

• Witchmark
  
• Silver in the Wood
  
• All Systems Red
  

Link: https://www.tor.com/2022/02/14/download-tor-coms-bundle-o-love-before-february-1...

Thanks. I have all three, but I guess I never added Witchmark to my catalog.

Audible is having a gigantic sale until March 4th. I grabbed two, but I know I'll go back and look again. Some books are as cheap as $4.

For anyone who missed it, Adrian Tchaikovsky's Shards of earth is on sale for 99p again on amazon UK. It says Limited Time deal so I'm not sure how long it will last. It's not a daily deal though.

>149 Sakerfalcon: it's $14.99 USD, bummer.

The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison is on sale at kobo and kindle for $2.99 in Canada, may also be on sale other places.

Rebellion Publishing is having a "Women in SFF" sale. Selected ebooks 99¢ each, including:

Premee Mohamed's BENEATH THE RISING and A BROKEN DARKNESS
and Gaie Sebold's first Babylon Steel book, now retitled BAD GODS

A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers is $2.99 today. It's a novella, so probably not a great deal but the ratings here on LT are very high, so I snagged it.

>152 saltmanz: I really like Premee Mohamed's books. Those two go together (and I believe there's a third on the way).

>154 tardis: Yep, I can't wait for the third; I was gonna be mad if that book two cliffhanger was the end. Rebellion also has another of her books in the sale, which I snagged today: THESE LIFELESS THINGS.

>155 saltmanz: I really liked The Annual Migration of Clouds, too.

>152 saltmanz:
About that sale. If by chance you are in the UK, or if you have a VPN, it also includes The Relentless Moon by Mary Robinette Kowal and Black Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse.... :D

The first 3 books in the Cradle series are currently FREE on Amazon US. Unsure of other countries. I'm enjoying the series so far and can't beat the price :D

>158 Narilka: what Cradle series? Link? Author?

>159 fuzzi: https://www.librarything.com/nseries/39891/Cradle

For Book View Cafe customers, you might like to know that there will be a one-day half-price sale tomorrow, March 9 (though I expect that if you stop in later this evening, it might already be in effect...) in celebration of our new website and online store. $3.99 minimum purchase, no coupon required, and several new books just released...

>161 Marissa_Doyle: Thanks. Will look in the morning. First book I checked was the same price as Amazon, so I don't think it's started yet. (Wasn't sure how much later you meant. LOL)

Try around 10:00 pm EST or so, if you're awake.

>163 Marissa_Doyle: I waited until yesterday. Thanks for the heads up. I snagged two of yours.

Don't know what's in here because I haven't had a chance to look yet:
https://earlybirdbooks.com/1000-ebook-sale

and Audible has a 2-for-1 credit sale going on. A select few books, but I found a couple. :)

Sarah Gailey's excellent The Echo Wife is $2.99 right now:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B07WPNG138
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B07WPNG138

For Canadians: Harper Collins Canada (HCC) has a March Madness competition and all 64 books are marked down to 5.99 or less, on whatever platform you use (kindle, kobo, apple)
https://hccmarchmadness.ca/

Middlegame (Alchemical Journeys Book 1) by Seanan McGuire is free from TOR right now.
https://ebookclub.tor.com/

Amazon UK has Neal Stephenson's latest, Termination shock for 99p on kindle today.
His Cryptonomicon is also on a monthly deal for the same price.

>170 Sakerfalcon: Thanks for that, missed the notice on Termination Shock

>170 Sakerfalcon: Sadly the new one is not cheap here!

The Unpleasantness at the Bellona Club ( Lord Peter Wimsey Book 5) is only 99 cents today.

Notes from the Burning Age by Claire North is € 0,99 for me on Google Play (NL)

Some free books on Amazon for World Book Day: https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=17728818011

>175 clamairy: Here's the link for Amazon.ca for the Canadians.
https://www.amazon.ca/b?ie=UTF8&node=21152247011

>176 raidergirl3: Thank you. Hopefully they'll be available for several days.

>175 clamairy: That link brings up a blank Amazon page for me. This one seems to work, though (and has links for other country sites): https://www.amazon.com/article/read-the-world-2022/

>177 clamairy: on the Canadian site it says available til April 27th

>178 saltmanz: Thanks. The other one worked for me, but I had to hit refresh for it to load.
>179 raidergirl3: Awesome!

Well, I grabbed To the Sky Kingdom, which looked really interesting. Not sure that any of the others grabbed me, though, and "free ebooks" is no longer the big draw it once was, when I didn't have 2500+ unread ebooks on my Kindle. :)

Unless someone can recommend something else on the list?

>181 saltmanz: I hear ya! I share my Kindle library with my daughter, so I grabbed a few I thought she'd like.

That one you grabbed has the highest rating in here. I must have picked up The Puma Years when they were giving it away last year. That has a decent rating, too, but that's a memoir, not fiction.

A Stuart Kaminsky Rostnikov mystery is available today for $.99 USD:

https://www.bookbub.com/books/death-of-a-russian-priest-by-stuart-m-kaminsky?buy...

I highly recommend this series, which isn't as readily available as it should be.

>181 saltmanz: I really enjoyed The easy life in Kamusari.

>184 Sakerfalcon: Thanks, I'll grab that one! Ah, and I see it's by the author of The Great Passage, which I also grabbed for World Book Day 2018 (and still have yet to read!) :)

>185 saltmanz: Same!

The current Tor.com giveaway!
A psalm for the wild built included!

>187 Sakerfalcon: Also Unlocked by John Scalzi (A Lock In prequel novella/story) and An Unnatural Life by Erin K. Wagner.

I am really happy about this one, A Psalm for the Wild Built is/was high on my wishlist and it feels like it is included pretty quickly after release.

>188 divinenanny: Yes, I'm excited about that too!

>187 Sakerfalcon: another book for the wish-list. Sounds like an interesting read.

>190 Volt875: You can get it for free right now if you follow that link. Don't worry about the region-locking, it is just a drop down (it doesn't check IP).

>191 divinenanny: Many thanks for this. Managed to download them in the UK without any problems

A couple of short stories collections by C.S.E. Cooney are 99 cents on Amazon. I've read the first one, and enjoyed it enough to buy the second without hesitation:

Bone Swans:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B00XV5QVUE
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B00XV5QVUE

Dark Breakers:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B09F6174YD
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B09F6174YD

Probably the kindest sci-fi I've ever read, Becky Chambers' The Galaxy, and the Ground Within, is $1.99 right now:
https://amazon.com/dp/B088RDCLQ4

>194 saltmanz: If I didn't already own it I'd be all over that!

>194 saltmanz:, sadly, not available at that price here.

The first three books in the Dune series are on sale for Kindle, bundled for $1.99.

Tor's free ebook of the month is The Alloy of Law. It's available through Aug 5th.

Ursula Le Guin's Annals of the Western Shore is a kindle deal today for $1.99...

Library of America Edition.

>199 ScoLgo: I saw that and thought it was a short story collection, but it appears to be a trilogy. I might have to snag it.

>200 clamairy: It is a trilogy. I read all three volumes in 2018 by borrowing from Overdrive. Been meaning to buy the LoA hardcover ever since but today's e-book price was too good to pass up.

>201 ScoLgo: I grabbed them. Thanks for the nudge.

>199 ScoLgo:+ Wow, the individual book covers and the omnibus cover give such wildly different vibes (YA fantasy vs. literary memoir?) that I never would have guessed they were the same series. I already own #3, but I'll gladly grab the omnibus for $2. Thanks!

>202 clamairy: >203 saltmanz: I hope you both like the trilogy!

The University of Chicago Press has it's annual ebook sale - 75% off. I wanted the 3 Aristotle Detective books but ended up with only the first. It seems I am not allowed to purchase the other 2 because geo-coding. Grrr. Annoyingly, the others are not available on Amazon.co.uk in ebook unless they aren't English (it looks like there are 12 in the series in Italian). Also, the price for the one and only Kindle edition is eye-watering.

>205 Maddz: link for the above: https://press.uchicago.edu/index.html

Tor's free ebook of the month is Shadows of Self until Aug 26. Looks like they're ramping up before the release of The Lost Metal.

In U.S.A. (not sure about other countries) Audible is having a Road Trip sale of books available to non-members at the sale price starting at $5 and I think the most expensive is $8.

I snagged The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit as narrated by Andy Serkis for $6 each. Also Act of Mercy by Peter Tremayne, a sister Fidelma mystery for $6. There were several others I was tempted by, but didn't purchase, two which were Jules Verne stories, but narrated by David Colacchi and I just can't stand the way he reads a story.

Book View Cafe's summer sale is happening today (one day only)--50% off all ebooks, $3.99 minimum.
https://www.bookviewcafe.com

StoryBundle 'Eldritch Chills' on offer for a limited time. Description and link here: https://www.librarything.com/topic/337690#7920560

Ebookaroo list: https://www.librarything.com/topic/337690#7923379

Amazon US has all three Wax & Wayne books on sale for $2.99 each this week. Gideon the Ninth is now free for Prime members or $4.99. Harrow the Ninth is also $4.99 this week. Methinks they're prepping for the new releases in Oct and Nov :)

>211 Narilka: Nona the Ninth actually comes out this Tuesday!

A book I quite enjoyed, Pamela Sargent's The Shore of Women, is $1.99 right now: https://amazon.com/dp/B00J90CEX8

Audible is having a big sale right now - 50-80% off type of thing. Pretty much all titles. I have a few things in my cart that are about 1/2 the price of one of my credits so it's nice. I really like picking up shorter works this way.

>213 Bookmarque: I snagged something from my wishlist this morning, but I'm definitely going back to look again later.

Wolf Hall just went on sale for Kindle for $2.99.

Tanith Lee's Secret Books of Paradys omnibus is on sale (at Amazon, among others) for only $1.99, collecting 4 volumes containing a number of semi-related novellas and stories--ranging from fine to excellent--in the genres of gothic, historical, and horror, among others. A fantastic deal.

https://amazon.com/dp/B07L4G6YQW

The first three books of Andrew Rowe's Arcane Ascension series are on sale for FREE on Kindle for the next 5 days. Several countries have been confirmed - US, Canada, UK, India - so your region may be included.

I'm hoping it will fill the progression fantasy itch once I catch up to Cradle's current publication.

Ebook versions of Witness for the Dead and The Grief of Stones are on sale for $.99 at Rebellion Publishing now.
https://rebellionpublishing.com/product_author/katherine-addison/

>218 ronincats: So I created an account, verified it and signed in but there is no 'buy' option that I can see for the ebooks. I can add hard copies of books to my cart, but no ebooks. Do I have to buy a special pass for that?

>219 clamairy:
Are you in the US (or not the UK/EU) by any chance? Some of the Rebellion Publishing (a UK publisher) books are not available in all regions because of rights deals (I believe the same thing happens with the Mary Robinette Kowal books. You can check the general sale page to see if other books are available: https://rebellionpublishing.com/sale/
There is no special pass you should have to buy (those are passes to get all books published in a year for a special price). Buying separate books is possible without a pass (I just bought four from the sale yesterday).

>220 divinenanny: Yes, I'm in NY. That makes sense. I was able to pop a hardcover of something in my cart with no issue, but not the ebooks I wanted. (I thought it was a browser issue and tried switching from Chrome to Firefox, with no luck.)

Tor.com has The Empress of Salt and Fortune for free download.
https://nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fclick.mail.mac...

Tor Books free download - The Empress of Salt and Fortune by Nghi Vo:

https://ebookclub.tor.com/?utm_source=exacttarget&utm_medium=eblast&utm_...

StoryBundle (Writers' Toolkit/ Heroines of Space Opera/ Norse Mythology):

https://storybundle.com/writing?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&u...

Ebookaroo (see https://www.librarything.com/topic/337690#7923379) has books starting at 99c:

Chaos Wolf
Dreams of Magic by Kyra Halland
The Crimson Deathbringer

Discounted fantasy books:
https://books.bookfunnel.com/fantasy-sale-promo-mid-september/mxncx1atsy?ml_subs...

Free fantasy & sci-fi:
https://books.bookfunnel.com/fantasybattle/2of6135c1t?ml_subscriber=204678385524...

and:
https://books.bookfunnel.com/fantasybattle/2of6135c1t?ml_subscriber=204678385524...

>222 majkia: Sure, they give it away now after I already bought it. Haha
(They gave away the 2nd book, was it last year, and so I bought the first... Pretty sure it was cheap.)

The Green Man's Heir by Juliet E. McKenna has been on sale (under $2) for a few days now on kobo and kindle. I'd seen it recommended here, bought it, loved it.

>225 NorthernStar:
The latest Green Man book, The Green Man's Gift, is due for release tomorrow. The earlier ones are probably on discounted price in anticipation of the new one.

I am glad you liked it. I have enjoyed the series.

StoryBundle is offering 'Witches, Wands and Wanderers' (contemporary fantasy) curated by Leah R Cutter for Hallowe'en.

For StoryBundle, you decide what price you want to pay. For $5 (or more, if you're feeling generous), you'll get the basic bundle of four books in any ebook format—WORLDWIDE.

Waking Dead Things by Ryan M. Williams
The Library, the Witch and the Warder by Mindy Klasky
The Reluctant Witch by Kristen S. Walker
By Dark by T. Thorn Coyle

If you pay at least the bonus price of just $20, you get all four of the regular books, plus eight more books for a total of 12, including three StoryBundle exclusives!

Desperate Housewitching by Dayle A. Dermatis (StoryBundle Exclusive)
The Unturned Stone by Sonia Orin Lyris (StoryBundle Exclusive)
Cat Potion No. 9 & A Cauldron of Cats by Lyn Perry
In Too Deep by Leah R Cutter (StoryBundle Exclusive)
Wands and Witnesses by Laura Greenwood and Arizona Tape
Harpy - Coven Book 1 by David Neth
Witches: Cutter's Final Cut - Issue 4 by Leah R Cutter
White Haven Witches Books 1 & 2 - Buried Magic & Magic Unbound by TJ Green

Ghosts from the Library is available for Kindle at 99p on the Amazon dot co dot UK site.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia's excellent Mexican Gothic is $2.99 right now:

https://amazon.com/dp/B07YK1K1YK (US)
https://amazon.ca/dp/B07YK1K1YK (Can)

Ebookaroo, books start at 99c.

To Steal The World by Beth Alvarez
Deadly Refuge by Drew Avera
Grendel & Beowulf by C. Gockel
The Celtic Fey by Roz Marshall
Song of Shadow by Natalya Capello (free)

Ghostspeaker Chronicles 1-3 by Patty Jansen
Ambassador 1: Seeing Red by Patty Jansen
Moonfire Trilogy Audio Bundle by Patty Jansen

https://shop.aer.io/Ebookaroo?ml_subscriber=2076469235843862364&ml_subscribe...

https://pattyjansen.com/pages/ebookaroo-2/?ml_subscriber=2076469235843862364&amp...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comments/zvmmxt/over_450_books_free_or_099_almo...

Over 450 books FREE or $/£0.99! Almost 175 participating authors! The 2022 Holiday MegaSale to benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital has begun! - (posted with moderator approval)

The Lord of the Rings is on sale for Kindle in one volume for $4.99.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B007978OY6/

A Gift Upon the Shore is also on sale for $1.99.

My favorite book for the past 25+ years, Richard Adams' Shardik, is only $2.99 right now: https://amazon.com/dp/B07MW92C51

>234 saltmanz: Oh, I have this in a decrepit hardcover!

The Mabinogion Tetralogy: The Prince of Annwn, The Children of Llyr, The Song of Rhiannon, The Island of the Mighty is on sale in one volume for $1.99 today.

>235 clamairy: I haven't let any of mine get too decrepit. :)

>237 saltmanz: I am impressed!

That 2nd from the left looks like mine!

>236 clamairy: That is in my 10 most favorite books of all time.

>234 saltmanz: Oh, good, I've wanted to read this. I assume it's set in the same universe as Maia?

>236 clamairy: (I've probably missed it, but) Where can I find them?

>240 humouress:

https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-mabinogion-tetralogy-5

Probably also on Amazon.com

>241 sqdancer: Thanks. Do you have to have a Kobo to be able to read the books? I understand you can buy Kindle books but don't have to have a Kindle; there's apparently an app or something (but I do have a Kindle).

>242 humouress: I just bought the Kindle version for $1.99 a few minutes ago. Search Amazon for Evangeline Walton to locate the kindle link.

EtA: If you use Overdrive, the tetralogy may be free to borrow; it is available in my library system.

>243 ScoLgo: Thanks. I just bought the Kindle version too :0)

>240 humouress: Sorry! I didn't provide the Amazon link because there are so many different kinds of readers being used in here. I'll add it next time.

>239 Marissa_Doyle: I haven't read it since I was a teen. It's time for a revisit, right?

>245 clamairy: I wasn't expecting a link, but I wasn't sure if you meant Amazon. I should have just checked :0) But it's only on sale on the US site, not the UK (although there are other versions that are).

>246 humouress: I didn't specify Amazon because I was pretty sure it was on sale across all platforms. (And it is!)

>244 humouress: Glad you found it!

>245 clamairy: Well, maybe... (pauses to get out her penknife for carving notches in her BB pistol)

>239 Marissa_Doyle: Yes, Shardik was written first, but Maia takes place 15-ish years earlier. The stories themselves are unrelated, but there are some crossover character cameos, as well as numerous world-building bits mentioned in passing in Shardik that get more fleshed out in Maia.

For StoryBundle, you decide what price you want to pay. For $5 (or more, if you're feeling generous), you'll get the basic bundle of four books in any ebook format—WORLDWIDE.

Fiction River Presents: Sorcery & Steam edited by Gwyneth Gibby
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Charity is Able Gamers.

About Time by Jodi Taylor - ebook from Kobo and Amazon is on for $0.99 today. Fourth in the Time Police series, a spin off from the Chronicles of St. Mary's.

From Ebookaroo

99c book: Source-Breaker by Kyra Halland

Wolf Trap by Aimee Easterling

Fantabulous Hounds - The Secret Lives of Greyhounds

Free book: Mirrors and Monsters by Demelza Carlton

$17.99 (10% discount for both volumes): Ghostspeaker Chronicles Books 1-3 paperback by Patty Jansen

$9.99 (exclusive, not available elsewhere): Dragon Soup - Audio by Patty Jansen

$8.99 (exclusive, not available elsewhere): Ambassador 1: Seeing Red Special illustrated edition

Quite a few of JRR Tolkien's books are on sale for Kindle today for $2.99. I had already purchased a bunch, but I'm going to grab a few more.

https://www.amazon.com/stores/J.-R.-R.-Tolkien/author/B000ARC6KA/allbooks

Legends & Lattes is a Kindle US daily deal for $2.99 today.

>255 Narilka: Thank you! I already read this, but I had borrowed it through OverDrive. Now I will buy it so I can read it again in a few years.

Myth and Magic Humourous bundle

For StoryBundle, you decide what price you want to pay. For $5 (or more, if you're feeling generous), you'll get the basic bundle of four books in .epub format—WORLDWIDE.

The Magic Touch by Jody Lynn Nye
Lover's Moon by Mark Leslie and Julie Strauss
Just Another Day in Suburbia by Liz Pierce
Superhero Portal by Linda Maye Adams
If you pay at least the bonus price of just $20, you get all four of the regular books, plus eleven more books for a total of 15, including two StoryBundle exclusives!

Skeleton in the Closet by Kevin J. Anderson (StoryBundle Exclusive)
Eat, Drink and Be Wary edited by Lisa Mangum
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Tales from the Wood: A Modern Fairytale by R.A. Johnson
A Good Running Away by Kevin Pettway
Myths and Magic by Kevin Partner
Nowhere Man by David Gerrold
A Cat’s Guide to Bonding with Dragons by Chris Behrsin
The Nyte Patrol by Alex P. Berg
Behold the Ape by James Morrow
Fat Vampire by Johnny B. Truant
This bundle is available only for a limited time via http://www.storybundle.com. It allows easy reading on computers, smartphones, and tablets as well as Kindle and other ereaders via file transfer, email, and other methods. You get a DRM-free .epub for all books!

Ian McDonald's Hopeland is a UK kindle deal this month. 99p.

The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty is on sale for $3.99 for Kindle and other platforms. I snagged it even though I've already read it.

>259 clamairy: - thanks!

Both Be the Serpent and Rosemary and Rue ebooks by Seanan McGuire, from the October Daye series are on sale for $1.99. I checked both Kobo and Amazon and they both have the same price in Canada.

>261 NorthernStar: Thanks! I've been looking to try October Daye :)

The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches is also a daily deal for $1.99 today for Kindle US.

All of the books in the Katherine Addison/Sarah Monette Series Doctrine of Labyrinths are on sale as ebooks right now.

If anyone hasn't tried Steven Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen yet, but would still like to check it out, Humble Bundle has got a Malazan bundle going for the next 20 days. $18 USD gets you every Erikson-penned novel and novella in the Malazan universe (minus the seventh and most recent novella) in ePub format. (Optionally, you can grab just the first book for $1, or the first four for $10.)

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/steven-eriksons-malazan-book-fallen-tor-publi...

Proceeds go to the Covenant House charity (make sure to click "Adjust Donation", then "Custom Amount" to give more to charity!)

What you get:

The Malazan Book of the Fallen (main series)
• Gardens of the Moon
• Deadhouse Gates
• Memories of Ice
• House of Chains
• Midnight Tides
• The Bonehunters
• Reaper's Gale
• Toll the Hounds
• Dust of Dreams
• The Crippled God

Tales of Bauchelain & Korbal Broach (tangentially-related novellas set in the same world)
• Blood Follows
• The Lees of Laughter's End
• The Healthy Dead
• The Wurms of Blearmouth
• Crack'd Pot Trail
• The Fiends of Nightmaria

Kharkanas Trilogy (prequel trilogy)
• Forge of Darkness
• Fall of Light

Witness Trilogy (sequel trilogy)
• The God Is Not Willing

>264 saltmanz: Are those ePubs the Kindle friendly variety?

>265 clamairy: I *think* current Kindle software auto converts ePubs to a Kindle format? You can also convert between formats using the Calibre free ebook management software. (I run all my ebooks though Calibre to strip DRM, convert formats, and sideload onto my various Kindles.)

Ever wanted to get into Seanan McGuire's October Daye or Incryptid series, but were put off by the sheer cost (at 16 and 12 books for each series, and Amazon wanting $8-9 per ebook)?

Humble Bundle has them all for $18 total for the next 20 days. Like recent book bundles, the purchases are via Kobo. Included are the first 10 InCryptid books, and the first 15 October Daye books, plus a spin-off novelette of the latter.

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/seanan-mcguire-urban-fantasy-bundle-books

Also worth mentioning: the newest (12th) InCryptid book is on sale at Amazon for $2:
US: https://amazon.com/dp/B0B6ZCG4P3
CA: https://amazon.ca/dp/B0B6ZCG4P3

>267 saltmanz: - This is a great deal, I have paperbooks of most of these Seanan McGuire books, but it is nice to get the ebooks. I got 3 promo codes to download them through kobo, one for each tier of the offer. It is minimum $24.26 CAD for all. The Steven Erikson bundle is 17 items for minimum $24.11 CAD.

The Ghosts of Trappist by K. B. Wagers, third NeoG book, is on sale for $1.99 CAD today. I found it on Kobo, and it also seems to be on sale on Amazon. I also picked up Murder Your Employer by Rupert Holmes, as it looked like it would be fun and was only $2.99.

>269 NorthernStar: Ouch! I read the kindle sample looking for mentions of pina colada* but didn’t find any—but bought it anyway.

*Same Rupert Holmes.

Titanium noir is on a 99p kindle deal today on amazon.co.uk

For those interested, the 50th issue of Albedo 1 is now available from Amazon.com

Albedo 1 is the longest running magazine in Ireland dedicated to the publication of new Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror.



This is a special final issue.

Amazon has Bowdrie available on Kindle for $1.99.

If you want to try L'Amour, this collection of short stories would be a good place to start.

StoryBundle has a Hallowe'en special. The charity this month is Maui Strong:

For StoryBundle, you decide what price you want to pay. For $5 (or more, if you're feeling generous), you'll get the basic bundle of four books in .epub format—WORLDWIDE.

Unexpected Monsters by Annie Reed
Hair Raising by Kevin J. Anderson
FantasyLife and Other Stories by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Halloween Harvest edited by Mark Leslie

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Three Sheets to the Wind edited by Dean Wesley Smith
Catacomb by J.F. Penn
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Sea of Tranquility is a kindle daily deal for $1.99 today...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099DRHTLX?tag=bg-u00-20

(I notice the hardcover is also cheaper than the paperback at only $11.47)

>275 ScoLgo: I loved this one.

>276 clamairy: Me too. The only Mandel I have read to date that I did not care for was The Singer's Gun. Everything else from her has really appealed to me.

>277 ScoLgo: I've only read three, but they were all 4 stars or above.

A couple of Kindle daily deals...

Neal Stephenson's latest, Termination Shock, is $1.99 today: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08WLWC6GZ?tag=bg-u00-20

And Cursed, a collection of twisted fairy tales for the season, is also $1.99: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T9XXTF1?tag=bg-u00-20

Hour of the Witch is on sale for $1.99. It's a decent October read.

Even though I don't seem to be getting emails about them anymore, audible is having a 2-for-1 sale and lucky for me a BB from clam is one of the ones eligible. Now to pick the second.

>281 Bookmarque: I've noticed I get a notification from the app on my phone several days before I get an email letting me know about the sales now. I thought that was weird.

The Fall of Númenor: And Other Tales from the Second Age of Middle-earth is on sale from Amazon (and other platforms) today for $2.99.

Audible is having a site wide sale for members. My poor credit card lol

I saw that was coming...have just picked up a few things to fill in a series. Short money.

>284 Narilka: I've been too busy to look. Maybe that's a good thing. How long is the sale lasting?

>286 clamairy: Through 12/1.

>287 Narilka: Good, I will have time to look then. Thank you.

Possession by A S Byatt (who passed away last week) is on sale for $1.99 on Amazon. I have a trade paperback copy, but I snagged this.

Oldie but goodie Crystal Singer is on sale for $1.99 USD:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FBJAKU?_bbid=184486904&tag=reactivation_email-...

Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Silver Nitrate is on sale today for $1.99 at Amazon dot com

An illustrated edition of the Gormengast trilogy is on sale at all ebook outlets. Looks to be about $3 for the whole thing.

>292 Bookmarque: Well, that was a lovely goody to grab. (Normally, I miss these special bargains.)

>292 Bookmarque: Thank you. Grabbed it for $2.51... isn't that an odd price?

If this is considered too self-promotional, please delete...but you might like to know that Book View Cafe is having an end of year sale, with e-books 50% off. Fans of Sherwood Smith, Chaz Brenchley, Patricia Rice, Diana Pharoah Francis, and multiple others take note...
www.bookviewcafe.com

Barbara Hambly's Scandal in Babylon is on sale for $3.99 today on kobo, and possibly other platforms. (I just checked, and kindle seems to have it for $3.22)

>295 Marissa_Doyle: Darn; missed it. Next time.

>296 NorthernStar: It seems to be US$2.99 today on Amazon US.