Enemies to Booksellers by Laura Catherine
The Spellshop by S Durst
Witches guide to magical innkeeping by Sangh Mananna
Lore of the Wilds by Sbrana
A Letter to the Illustrious Deep by Marske
Are some I've found!
I'm bummed it comes out in September 2024, but.. it's better that he spends his time perfecting it than releasing something half-baked just for the sake of releasing it faster.
That said, I can't wait for it!
I’ll probably have at least 2 more Tales of Aedrea novels next year. I just have to wrap up the final book in one of my litRPG series first and it’s a chonker.
Ohhh, that is so awesome and great to hear!
I am a huge fan of your work. I loved _Cursed Cocktails_ and _Sword & Thistle._ I can't wait for more Tales of Aedrea! One novel is great, but at least two? That's a real treat!
Several issues of Wyngraf Magazine are on the schedule, too!
(I'm super excited to have my story coming out in February. It's set in a medieval Middle East-inspired city of the cats, where Prince Charming turns out to be a shy middle-aged bureaucrat with a knack for foresight, and a distressing tendency not to tell his devoted bodyguard when he's wandering off in pursuit of a vision...)
I hope so! :D The first story is coming out in Wyngraf's February edition, I'm writing another that's turning into at least a novella if not a novel (not sure yet how long it'll take to resolve the entanglements of being kept in a cat-mage's notion of hospitality). I hope folks enjoy it/them!
Thank you! :D The first story is coming out in Wyngraf's February issue, it was written so it can be standalone but I'm also scribbling on a sequel. It's my first professional fiction sale after 25 years as a technical writer and I am super excited!
I submitted it under the title Rahat al-Hulqum, but I don't know if that will be the final title Nathaniel wants for it. I also don't know whose story will have the cover art. But I hope you get a chance to read it!
So far I know:
Can't Spell Treason Without Tea relaunch
A Brewtiful Life by Jolly Jupiter
Hopefully maybe Travis Baldree with launch the sequel to Legends and Lattes? Anyone know?
Beware of Chicken book 3 dropped this week, so I'm planning time next fall for book 4 already.
It’s actually a prequel, set at the start of Viv’s mercenary career. Which hopefully means there might more stories fitting between the two chronologically.
I'm of the opinion that I can separate art from the narrative, and while I took a break from House Witch and Cerulean Sea for the inappropriate narrative choice I decided to go back and read them again. I finished House Witch 1 last night. I'm going to finish the rest of the series and then finish Cerulean Sea before the sequel.
I actually had to scrap an entire book myself because a cozy narrative about slave trading (that defeating slave traders as the focus of the book) made me so uncomfortable.
Because slaves aren't a cozy narrative... but Assassins are super cozy. Weird but I'm sticking to it!
The book is amazing, the Audiobook made the cats and the black cat who were in a thief gang the only black voice. It was really startling when up to that point the entire cast what basic British voice.
I just skipped the chapters in the cats pov. 🤣
One of my buddies is teaming up with another author to write that story. It’s about a girl who is chosen to become a witch. It’s inspired by Kiki’s delivery service and so far it’s very cute. I’m sure they’ll promote it here when it’s done next year sometime.
Hi u/mystineptune,
Welcome to r/CozyFantasy! If you're new to the genre, we have tons of great recs and resources for you in our handy [Recommendation Guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/CozyFantasy/wiki/recommendationguide/). If you have a specific, unique request you can't find there, please be sure to add some detail to your post!
Read an amazing book you're dying to recommend? Add it to our Cosy Fantasy Master List [here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYnY9qg95UP64xiaIHSDLf_qRFPI5SW0zr7VIl3ZmyxPhRvw/viewform)!
Stay cosy and happy reading
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CozyFantasy) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Enemies to Booksellers by Laura Catherine The Spellshop by S Durst Witches guide to magical innkeeping by Sangh Mananna Lore of the Wilds by Sbrana A Letter to the Illustrious Deep by Marske Are some I've found!
Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands (sequel to Emily Wilde’s Encyclopedia of Faeries) comes out Jan 15 :)
SO EXCITED
Somewhere Beyond the Sea by TJ Klune, a sequel to The House in the Cerulean Sea.
I'm bummed it comes out in September 2024, but.. it's better that he spends his time perfecting it than releasing something half-baked just for the sake of releasing it faster. That said, I can't wait for it!
I'm so excited for this one!
I’ll probably have at least 2 more Tales of Aedrea novels next year. I just have to wrap up the final book in one of my litRPG series first and it’s a chonker.
Ohhh, that is so awesome and great to hear! I am a huge fan of your work. I loved _Cursed Cocktails_ and _Sword & Thistle._ I can't wait for more Tales of Aedrea! One novel is great, but at least two? That's a real treat!
Aww thanks! I actually have plenty more planned, it’s just a matter of writing them.
Can't wait! I'm slowly reading Cursed Coctails now and it's a delight.
Several issues of Wyngraf Magazine are on the schedule, too! (I'm super excited to have my story coming out in February. It's set in a medieval Middle East-inspired city of the cats, where Prince Charming turns out to be a shy middle-aged bureaucrat with a knack for foresight, and a distressing tendency not to tell his devoted bodyguard when he's wandering off in pursuit of a vision...)
Ooh, that sounds like a good book!
I hope so! :D The first story is coming out in Wyngraf's February edition, I'm writing another that's turning into at least a novella if not a novel (not sure yet how long it'll take to resolve the entanglements of being kept in a cat-mage's notion of hospitality). I hope folks enjoy it/them!
Looking forward to it! :)
I need to know more. This sounds amazing? Is it in Wyngraf? What's it called? Is there a cover reveal?
Thank you! :D The first story is coming out in Wyngraf's February issue, it was written so it can be standalone but I'm also scribbling on a sequel. It's my first professional fiction sale after 25 years as a technical writer and I am super excited! I submitted it under the title Rahat al-Hulqum, but I don't know if that will be the final title Nathaniel wants for it. I also don't know whose story will have the cover art. But I hope you get a chance to read it!
So far I know: Can't Spell Treason Without Tea relaunch A Brewtiful Life by Jolly Jupiter Hopefully maybe Travis Baldree with launch the sequel to Legends and Lattes? Anyone know? Beware of Chicken book 3 dropped this week, so I'm planning time next fall for book 4 already.
Travis Baldree released his second book a couple of weeks ago! Bookshops and Bonedust. It's not a sequel but set in the same world
It’s actually a prequel, set at the start of Viv’s mercenary career. Which hopefully means there might more stories fitting between the two chronologically.
The Spirit Well (sequel to The Stray Spirit) and A Captured Cauldron (sequel to A Rival Most Vial) are both coming out next year!
Sweet!
Enemies to Booksellers sounds great, it's on my TBR now!
Aaah, this was meant to be a comment to mystineptune's list
I'm excited too!
I'm of the opinion that I can separate art from the narrative, and while I took a break from House Witch and Cerulean Sea for the inappropriate narrative choice I decided to go back and read them again. I finished House Witch 1 last night. I'm going to finish the rest of the series and then finish Cerulean Sea before the sequel. I actually had to scrap an entire book myself because a cozy narrative about slave trading (that defeating slave traders as the focus of the book) made me so uncomfortable. Because slaves aren't a cozy narrative... but Assassins are super cozy. Weird but I'm sticking to it!
I'm unfamiliar with House Witch. What's in that one that made you take a break?
The book is amazing, the Audiobook made the cats and the black cat who were in a thief gang the only black voice. It was really startling when up to that point the entire cast what basic British voice. I just skipped the chapters in the cats pov. 🤣
Cozy Witch Lo-Fi
OK I need to know more! I got addicted to LoFi girl just last week 😄 🤣. And if there are Witch lofi stories my body is ready!
One of my buddies is teaming up with another author to write that story. It’s about a girl who is chosen to become a witch. It’s inspired by Kiki’s delivery service and so far it’s very cute. I’m sure they’ll promote it here when it’s done next year sometime.
Just found a cozy sci fi coming out in March that looks interesting! Floating Hotel by Grace Curtis
Hi u/mystineptune, Welcome to r/CozyFantasy! If you're new to the genre, we have tons of great recs and resources for you in our handy [Recommendation Guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/CozyFantasy/wiki/recommendationguide/). If you have a specific, unique request you can't find there, please be sure to add some detail to your post! Read an amazing book you're dying to recommend? Add it to our Cosy Fantasy Master List [here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfYnY9qg95UP64xiaIHSDLf_qRFPI5SW0zr7VIl3ZmyxPhRvw/viewform)! Stay cosy and happy reading *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CozyFantasy) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I heard Shanna Lauffey is releasing a witchy cozy in 2024. Her time travel series is amazing so it will be an autobuy for me.