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Uncle Hugo's Science Fiction Bookstore Uncle Edgar's Mystery Bookstore 2864 Chicago Ave Uncle Hugo's Science Fiction Bookstore Uncle Edgar's Mystery Bookstore 2864 Chicago Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55407 Newsletter #97 March — May, 2012 Hours: M-F 10 am to 8 pm RECENTLY RECEIVED AND FORTHCOMING SCIENCE FICTION Sat. 10 am to 6 pm; Sun. Noon to 5 pm Already Received Uncle Hugo's 612-824-6347 Uncle Edgar's 612-824-9984 Doctor Who Magazine #440 (Christmas Special news; memories of Elisabeth Fax 612-827-6394 Sladen; more)...................................................... $9.99 E-mail: [email protected] Doctor Who Magazine #441 (Celebrate Christmas with the Doctor; David Website: www.UncleHugo.com Troughton, Patrick's son, takes on his dad's role; more).. $8.99 Doctor Who Magazine #442 (Preview of 'The Doctor, the Widow and the 38th Anniversary Sale Wardrobe'; 3 exclusive art cards; more).. $10.99 Fantasy & Science Fiction January / February 2012 (New fiction, reviews, more)............................................................ $7.50 Uncle Hugo’s is the oldest Locus #611 December 2011 (Interviews with Charles Stross and Gemma Files; surviving science fiction bookstore in the World Fantasy award and convention report; forthcoming books; industry news, reviews, United States. We opened for business more)............................................................ $6.95 on March 2, 1974. To encourage you to Locus #612 January 2012 (Interviews with Lois McMaster Bujold and Claude help us celebrate Uncle Hugo’s 38th Lalumiere; Anne McCaffrey obituary; industry news, reviews, more). $6.95 Anniversary, we’re having a sale. Come Locus #613 February 2012 (Interview with Joe Haldeman; the year in review; Locus into either Uncle Hugo’s or Uncle Edgar’s and get 10% off everything recommended reading list; industry news, reviews, more). $6.95 except gift certificates. A discount card Beard, Matthew The Last Garrison (Dungeons & Dragons: PBO; A dark figure controls the forest, will save you even more–you’ll get both served by crowlike humanoids that menace the village of Haven. If the Old Stargazer cannot the 10% savings from the sale and the or will not protect the villagers, they will have to find someone who can. Nergei knows they 10% savings from the discount card. must venture beyond the safety of Haven to find the help they need. With little to offer (Sale prices apply to in-store sales, but mercenaries, and a ragged band at his side, he sets forth in search of heroes).. $7.99 not to mail orders.) Carlson, J.P. Rex Riders (YA; Near his uncle's broken-down Texas ranch, 14-year-old Zeke Calhoun The 38h Anniversary sale lasts finds a stranger lying face down in the dirt, and a juvenile T-Rex keeping a pack of wolves Friday, March 2 through Sunday, March at bay. While Zeke saves the stranger, he notices a bridle on the T-Rex. His actions plunge 11. This gives you two weekends to take him into an incredible adventure). .................................... $16.95 advantage of the sale. Collins, Suzanne (of interest): Seife, Emily Hunger Games Tribute Guide (YA; Movie tie-in; full color guide to the 24 tributes participating in Panem's 74th annual Hunger Games). $7.99 Crumb, R. The Life and Death of Fritz the Cat (Reissue; Adults only. Black & white graphic Award News novel; underground comix featuring the freewheeling feline chiseler). $19.99 Duchamp, L. Timmel Never at Home (PBO; Collection; 7 works of short sf, 2 original to this volume) The World Fantasy Award for ................................................................ $18.00 best novel went to Who Fears Death? Durbin, Frederic The Star Shard (Kids; 12-year-old Cymbril is a slave on a gigantic wagon city. The by Nnedi Okorafor ($15.00). wagon's master purchases Loric, a new slave who is one of the magical Fey. Cymbril and Loric join forces to plan their escape, threading their way through a series of increasing The 2012 William L. Crawford dangers as their one chance for freedom draws nearer). $16.99 Fantasy Award for best first fantasy Ellis/Caceres Captain Swing and the Electrical Pirates of Cindery Island (Full color novel went to Mechanique: A Tale of graphic novel. London, 1830: with the coming of Captain Swing and his Electrical Pirates, the Circus Tresaulti by Genevieve history shall never be the same!)...................................... $17.99 Valentine ($14.95). Ellison, Harlan Bugf#ck: The Worthless Wit & Wisdom of Harlan Ellison (A 4x5 inch hardcover of outrageous, wise, and humorous quotes, anecdotes, and commentary about The finalists for the Philip K. writing, culture, people, and more). ................................... $10.00 Dick Award (for best sf published as a Fenner, Cathy&Arnie (ed) Spectrum 18 (PBO; Annual full-color retrospective of science fiction and fantasy paperback original in the U.S.) are The art)............................................................. $35.00 Company Man by Robert Jackson Fulbright, C/Hawkes, A Scavengers (PBO; In a zombie-ravaged city, Dejah Corliss discovers she has regenerative Bennett ($13.99), Deadline by Mina powers, and joins forces with an ex-Marine to rescue her daughter, who has been enslaved Grant ($9.99), The Other by Matthew in a zombie camp). ................................................ $14.95 Hughes ($14.95), A Soldier’s Duty by Grant, Maxwell The Green Hoods / Silver Skull (Shadow #55: Pulp reprints). $14.95 Jean Johnson ($7.99), The Postmortal Grant, Maxwell The Embassy Murders / Hills of Death (Shadow #56: Pulp reprints).$14.95 by Drew Magary ($15.00), After the Hendee, Barb & J.C. Between Their Worlds (Noble Dead #7: Dhampir Magiere and half-elf Leesil must Apocalypse by Maureen F. McHugh rescue Wynn from her captivity in the Guild of Sagecraft. But Wynn doesn't want to give up ($16.00), and The Samuel Petrovich access to the ancient scrolls that may help them locate the last of the magical Orbs coveted Trilogy by Simon Morden (Equations by the Ancient Enemy).............................................. $26.95 of Life ($7.99), Theories of Flight Kelly, Walt Through the Wild Blue Wonder (Pogo: The Complete Syndicated Comic Strips ($7.99), and Degrees of Freedom Vol. 1: Reprints the first 2 years, with daily strips in black & white, Sunday strips in color) ($7.99)). ................................................................ $39.99 Knaak, Richard A. Dragon Mound (Knight in Shadow #1: Evan, a knight, returns to the scene of the The Mystery Writers of long-ago climactic battle against Novaris, where he uncovers the sorcerer-king's long- America have announced the nominees dreamt plot of vengeance - and learns that the dead - even dragons - may not rest easy) for the 2012 Edgar Allan Poe awards. ................................................................ $24.95 The winners will be announced April 26. Krengel, Matthew John Staff of Elements (Elemental #1: Haunted by a pack of supernatural wolves which The nominees for Best Novel follow the will of a terrible evil known as the Dark One, Nathel runs for his life. In the midst are The Ranger by Ace Atkins ($25.95, of this trial, his destiny will be revealed and he must decide if he will embrace his call; $15.00 trade pb due early May), Gone Signed copies)..................................................... $14.95 by Mo Hayder ($14.00 trade pb), The Lassen, J.M. 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Liu, Marjorie Within the Flames (Dirk & Steele #11: PBO; Eddie, a pyrokinetic and former car The nominees for Best First thief, accepts an assignment from the Dirk & Steele agency to rescue Lyssa, a shapeshifter Novel by an American Author are Red and the last of her kind).............................................. $7.99 on Red by Edward Conlon ($26.00, Martiniere, Stephan Velocity (Full color collection of his sf and fantasy art). $24.95 $15.00 trade pb due late March), Last to Mayo, E/Brown, C (ed) Three Messages and a Warning (Anthology; 34 original sf and fantasy stories Fold by David Duffy ($25.99), All Cry by Mexican authors)................................................ $16.00 Chaos by Leonard Rosen ($29.00), Bent Monchinski, Tony Eden (Reissue; Hordes of undead pound relentlessly against the barriers of the humans' Road by Lori Roy ($15.00 trade pb due last sanctuary; inside the walls, Harris faces deceit and treachery as he tries to solve a early March), and Purgatory Chasm by murder). ........................................................ $15.00 Steve Ulfelder ($23.99, $14.99 trade pb Moorcock, Michael London Peculiar and Other Nonfiction (Nonfiction; Moorcock selected the best due early May). of his published, unpublished, and uncensored essays, articles, reviews and opinions on a The nominees for Best wide range of subjects: books, films, politics, reminiscences of old friends, and attacks on Paperback Original are The Company new foes. Plus bibliography).......................................... $23.95 Man by Robert Jackson Bennett Ochse, Weston Blood Ocean (Afterblight Chronicles: PBO;
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