New urban fantasy from Lawrence Watt-Evans

One of my favorite writers, Lawrence Watt-Evans has decided to start self-publishing his new urban fantasy series.  The first novel in that series has gone live on Amazon Kindle for a very reasonable price of $5.99 for a DRM free novel.  It is a combination of horror/urban fantasy and is closer to classic horror than the current Buffy derived urban fantasy.

One-Eyed Jack  $5.99 on Amazon

General Fiction 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Fiction Kindle ebooks between 8/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

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The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.
The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Children's Books 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Children's Chapter Books Kindle ebooks between 8/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

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The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.
The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Horror 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Horror Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

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The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.

The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Romance 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Romance Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

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The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.

The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Below are some books that I found interesting during this timeperiod. I'm sure that there are other interesting books, I encourage people to point out good books in the comments.

Recomended Releases

Title	Author	Notes
Cast in Fury (The Chronicles of Elantra)	Michelle Sagara	The Cast In series is very good, but this is not really a new release. It is one of the older books in the series. I would purchase the bundle of the books instead of this one individually.

professional and Technical 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Professional & Technical Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

For a general introduction and statement about why this blog exists see About the New Ebook Release Blog.
The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.
The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

NonFiction 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Nonfiction Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

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The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.

The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Literary Fiction 8/1/2011-9/6/2011

Literary Fiction Kindle ebooks between 8/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

For a general introduction and statement about why this blog exists see About the New Ebook Release Blog.

The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.

The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Mystery and Thrillers 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Mystery & Thrillers Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

For a general introduction and statement about why this blog exists see About the New Ebook Release Blog.

The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.

The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Fantasy 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Fantasy Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

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The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.

The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Below are some books that I found interesting during this timeperiod. I'm sure that there are other interesting books, I encourage people to point out good books in the comments.

Recomended Releases

Title	Author	Notes
Pretense for Murder	Karen L. Abrahamson	Add Notes
The Sword of Calandra (Wizard's Destiny)	Susan Dexter	I like Susan Dexter and this is a good novel, a little overpriced for backlist however
Ill Met in the Arena	Dave Duncan	I love Dave Duncan, and look forward to this novel. Note that Fictionwise actually has it cheaper for once.
Sympathy for the Devil (Devil's Point)	Holly Lisle	This was an interesting early fantasy, and the price is right for a backlist novel.
One Salt Sea: An October Daye Novel	Seanan McGuire	Seanan McGuire is a fast rising Urban Fantasy writer, this is the latest in her October Daye series that won her the Campbell award.
The Seventh Book Of Lost Swords : Wayfinder's Story (Saberhagen's Lost Swords)	Fred Saberhagen	The book of Swords novels continue. I think the price is very reasonable ($4.99) for a backlist book.
Cast in Fury (The Chronicles of Elantra)	Michelle Sagara	The Cast In series is very good, but this is not really a new release. It is one of the older books in the series. I would purchase the bundle of the books instead of this one individually.
The Alloy of Law: Prologue - Chapter 6: A Mistborn Novel	Brandon Sanderson	A free promotional of the new mistborn book coming out this month. It includes the first 6 chapters.
Blood Spirits	Sherwood Smith	I like Sherwood Smith, I'm sure this is going to be worth getting.
Heart of Stone	Lawrence Watt-Evans	Lawrence Watt-Evans is a great writer, and this is one of his short stories.

Science Fiction 9/1/2011-9/6/2011

Science Fiction Kindle ebooks between 9/1/2011 and 9/6/2011.

For a general introduction and statement about why this blog exists see About the New Ebook Release Blog.
The book lists is divided into two portions, the books that are published by an agency publisher (which generally means they are of more interest) or which I personally found interesting, and those which are not.
The second list will contain some very interesting books on average, but will also have a much larger number of books to look through. For a more detailed discussion of this distinction see Agency Books

Below are some books that I found interesting during this timeperiod. I'm sure that there are other interesting books, I encourage people to point out good books in the comments.

Recomended Releases

Title	Author	Notes
The Gripping Hand (The Mote Series)	Jerry Pournelle,Larry Niven	A lesser sequal to a truly great novel.