This is my first time getting a Buzz Book and I feel like a kid in a candy store! I can start getting a taste of the Fall/Winter books and the excerpts are conveniently linked to easily request NetGalley.

I love gettting these Buzz Books. I usually only want it for a peek at a title or two. But then I end up discovering a few more titles to read. The star of this edition is clearly Melmoth from Sarah Perry. But the new Elizabeth McCracken looks amazing.

Always find this seasonal preview helpful! Really enjoyed this group of excerpts. Thank you for providing.

An excellent assortment of new books in this edition. There is something for everyone in this edition of the Fall/Winter book.

Best place available to preview new Fall/Winter titles. Thanks to Publishers Lunch for making this available. It is invaluable to me as a bookseller.

Thanks to Netgalley for an eARC of this book.

There are so many books that are coming out soon that I am looking forward to reading! I can't wait for these to be released.

A good resource to find out about upcoming books in the fall / winter. Lots to look forward to add to my TBR list abs to request for .

These books are always great for reading up on the next new and notable titles. They always help me find new titles to add to my TBR and/or request for review for my blog.

There are going to be a lot of good releases this upcoming fall/winter 2018, in the realm of both fiction and nonfiction. I am especially excited for several, including Hiro Arikawa's The Travelling Cat Chronicles (which looks to be both sweet and heartbreaking), Sarah Bird's Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen (which was already on my TBR list), Stuart Turton's The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle (which looks to be thrilling and exciting). Can't wait to read these titles - and more!

Thank you for making this available. It's a great resource when trying to decide which galleys to download for the coming months.

Wow. Lots of reading here. I've been reading most of the afternoon and though I got through quite a few of the excerpts (the ones I thought would appeal to me), I'm not even halfway through!

Being in the UK some of them might not be available to me (at an affordable cost) when they are published but there are a few I will look out for.

I've enjoyed a few Diane Chamberlain books in the past and I'm sure The Dream Daughter will be on my list.

I was intrigued by Daughter of a Daughter of a Queen but I'm not sure when or if that will be published in the UK. I do hope it will be. I think I would also like to read The Boy at the Keyhole. I'll need to look out for news of that one.

I don't often read short stories but there was something about the Friday Black excerpt that made me want to read more despite the fact it is a kind of horrific tale.of consumerism at it's worst.

No doubt over the next week I'll find many more titles to look out for. Thank you.

Thank you so much for posting these to look through. It introduces me to books I may not pick up before and gives me a chance to get a taste for what's to come later this year. It gets me so excited! I wouldn't have known about these otherwise.

Another release full of great excepts and information. You honestly cannot go wrong giving this a read. I love being able to use the excerpts to decide whether to pursue a book in the future as you don't always know from the synopsis alone. Genuinely, a resource I would miss were it to stop!

Thank you for an ARC of this Buzz Book in return for my honest review .

I have been trying not to add anything else to my reading wish list on NetGalley but this Buzzbook just ruined that notion entirely! I highly recommend this read as a great sampler of soon to be realised books covering a number of genres. I am very excited by a number of the excerpts and very grateful for the samples of each book provided . I can’t wait to start reading some of these and to see the next seasons Buzzboosks.

Buzz Books 2018 has 2 components - each of which make it invaluable, perhaps for different audiences, but I'm sure the Venn diagram of readers interested in both shows a significant cross-section of readers. The first component of Buzz Books 2018 is a fall-winter publishing preview, with release dates, of: (a) certain literary fiction, with sublists for "highly anticipated" and emerging voices, (b) debut fiction, (c) commercial fiction, and (d) certain nonfiction, with sublists for politics & current events, social issues, science and technology, history and crime, essays criticism and more, As someone who follows most anticipated lists closely, I still augmented my TBR by at least ten titles I hadn't known were scheduled for 2018 release, thanks to this publication. No, it's not a comprehensive list of all pubs, but it is broad and deep, nonetheless.

Second, Buzz Books 2018 (Fall & Winter) includes excerpts from a range of anticipated publications, including the following: Arikawa's The Travelling Cat Chronicles, Deveraux's A Willing Murder, Kingsolver's Unsheltered (my favorite), Mosley's John Woman, Adjei-Brenyah's Friday Black, Kochai's 99 Nights in Logar, and Carter's Invisible: The Forgotten Story of the Black, Woman Lawyer Who Took Down America's Most Powerful Mobster. Read what interests you; skip those that don't. In any event, Buzz Books 2018 (Fall and Winter) is worth perusing for all readers interested in upcoming releases.

I really appreciate these reviews. They help me filter my requests and result in more successful, targeted reading!

Great intro to upcoming books. Look forward to reading them. 2018 is shaping up to be one of the best book years in a while.

For those of you not familiar with Buzz Books, this is a glimpse of what new books will be out this coming Fall / Winter (2018). Some include a preview of the story, a “sample.”

Fiction:
Notable names include Kate Atkinson, Haruki Murakami, Barbara Kingsolver, William Boyd, Leif Enger, Sebastian Faulks, Elinor Lipman, Khaled Hosseini, Haruki Murakami, George Saunders, Gary Shteyngart & others

Highly Anticipated:
Sarah Perry, Sam Savage, Juan Gabriel Vasquez, Diana Evans, Eliot Ackerman, Edward Carey, Tom Barbarsh & others

Emerging Voices:
Chigozie Obioma, John Osborn, May-Lan Tan, Frances de Pontes Peebles, Abi Geni, Eugenia Kim, Lea Carpenter

Debut Fiction:
Chaya Bhuvaneswar, Stuart Turton, Helen Cullen, Katrina Carraso, Olivia Laing, Carrie Callaghan, Sofia Lundberg, Heather Morris

Commercial Fiction:
Mitch Albom, Elizabeth Berg, Janet Evanovich, Lee Child, Diane Chamberlain, Allen Eskens, Theresa Ann Fowler, Tana French, James Frey, John Grisham, Joe Ide, Stephen King, Debbie Macomber, Lianne Moriarty, Anne Perry, Jodi Picoult, Sarah Pinborough, Anne Rice, Tatiana de Rosnay

Nonfiction:
Michelle Obama (memoir), Bernie Sanders, Stephanie Land, Stephen Carter, Wesley Yang, Rebecca Traister, Susan Orleans, Kiese Laymon

Politics & Current Events:
Kevin Powell, Tim Marshall, Alan Greenspan and Adrian Wooldridge, Ben Bradlee, Greg Sargent, Anthony Scaramucci, Nikesh Sukla and Chimene Suleyman, Crig Unger

Social Issues:
Soraya Chemaly, W. Thomas Boyce, Justin Driver, Pope Francis, Deborah E. Lipstadt, Heather Won Tesoriero

Science & Technology,
Jeremy Brown, John P. Carlin, Seth Fletcher, Hannah Fry, Hamish McKenzie, Sandeep Jauhar, Jeff Nesbit, Neil deGrasse Tyson and Avis Lang

History and Crime:
Ariel Burger, Stephen Carter, Deborah Riley Draper / Blair Underwood / and Travis Thrasher, Joanne B. Freeman, Tilar J. Mazzeo, Susan Orlean

Essays, Criticism & More:
Glory Edim, Ralph Ellison, Ben Fountain, Jonathan Franzen, Anne Lamott, Sylvia Plath

Biography & Memoir:
Lucia Berlin, David W. Blight, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, Michael Caine, Sam Kashner and Nancy Schoenberger, Karl Ove Knausgaard, Michelle Obama, William Shatner, Tina Turner

This is not a complete list, but will give you an idea of some of the books to be published sometime before the end of this year. I’ve tried to include a variety in each category, enough to give you an idea, but there are many more.

For some of the books to be published in the Fall / Winter of 2018, there are brief excerpts included – similar to what you would get if you had a kindle “sample” of a book.

For the full list and to read these excerpts - you can download the free edition of this book from all major ebookstores or from

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Many thanks for the ARC provided by Publishers Lunch BUZZ BOOKS

I could not get over the amount of books previewed in this book. So many great books to look forward to reading! Definitely helping me get my TBR titles together! I highly recommend!

This was quite a comprehensive preview of many amazing novels that I look forward to researching, sharing, and reading. If you are an avid reader, this guide will help you select many diverse new books to add to your reading list.