Coming Attractions

I don’t have any books to post about today — as of this writing, I’ve got about 20 minutes of reading left in one book, am waiting on something from an author on another, and am in the middle of 2 short story collections, so I’m stuck for material for posts. But not for long! While I have a much longer TBR list — and another dozen or so books that I actually own, but haven’t gotten to — her’s what I’m calling my “Active TBR List” — those books that I intend on knocking out in the next month. I’ll probably get one or two others in, and not get to all of these right away, but this is my hope/plan. I’m curious — how far out do you guys plan? What’s on your list?

ARC’s/Review Copies
• Salt Creek by Lucy Treloar
• Jamarr’s Promise by Kristin I. Morris and Dr. Joseph J. Zielinski
• The Blue Curtain by L.G. Metcalf
• Travels and Travails of Small Minds by Daniel Falatko
• The Spirit Mage by Layton Green
• Workman’s Complication by Rich Leder
• Flame in the Dark by Faith Hunter
• Bonfire by Krysten Ritter

And then there’s:
• Black and Blue by Ian Rankin — my monthly John Rebus Read
• How to Think: A Survival Guide for a World at Odds by Alan Jacobs which hit my front porch yesterday
• The Dying Place by Luca Veste, was in another package yesterday
• Y is for Yesterday by Sue Grafton will be ready for me any day now

and I’ve got these waiting in paperback or on my Kindle and I’m getting impatient with other things getting in my way:
• The Song of The Swan by Michael RN Jones
• Bannerless by Carrie Vaughn
• Rubicon by Ian Patrick

I’m not sure I should’ve listed it like this — it’s both exciting and overwhelming.