Top 10 Speculative Fiction Titles of 2010

Four Pyr titles make Pat's Fantasy Hotlist's Top 10 Speculative Fiction Titles of 2010. Ian McDonald's The Dervish House ties with Guy Gavriel Kay's Under Heaven for the top spot, with David Louis Edelman's Geosynchron at # 4, Kay Kenyon's Prince of Storms at # 5, and Thirteen Years Later by Jasper Kent - which Bantam released in the UK in 2010 and we will release in February - at # 10.

Here's the full list:

1- Under Heaven by Guy Gavriel Kay [Penguin Books, Voyager]
1- (tie) The Dervish House by Ian McDonald [Pyr, Gollancz]
3- Stonewielder by Ian Cameron Esslemont [Tor, Bantam Press]
4- Geosynchron by David Louis Edelman [Pyr]
5- Prince of Storms by Kay Kenyon [Pyr]
6- The Machinery of Light by David J. Williams [Bantam Dell]
7- Shadowrise by Tad Williams [Daw, Orbit]
8- Leviathan Wept and Other Stories by Daniel Abraham [Subterranean Press]
9- Bitter Seeds by Ian Tregillis [Tor]
10- Thirteen Years Later by Jasper Kent [Pyr, Bantam Press]

Kay Kenyon Reading

Kay Kenyon will be reading from her latest book, Prince of Storms, at Seattle's University Bookstore on Wednesday, August 4th, from 7 to 8pm.

Prince of Storms concludes Kay Kenyon's epic quartet, The Entire and The Rose. All four books are now available in trade paperback. It makes a lovely set!

"One of the most captivating multi-universe, multi-cultural settings in science fiction history." -Greg L. Johnson, SF Site

For Your Viewing Pleasure: Prince of Storms by Kay Kenyon

Prince of Storms© Kay Kenyon

Cover Illustration © Stephan Martiniere
Design by Jacqueline Cooke

The fourth, and final, volume in Kay Kenyon's magnificent The Entire and the Rose series, coming January 2010. Plenty of time to catch up on what SFRevu hails as, "the most ambitious epic science fiction series of the current decade. "