The Vampire King debuts at number 4 this week, with Kindle books continuing to reign supreme.
by Stephen King
by George R.R. Martin
by George R.R. Martin
by Kim HarrisonAll Kindle, all day, baby. Kindle, and digital sales in general, are on a skyrocketing path to the moon in 2012. George R.R. Martin continues to own the top 5, and with season 2 of the Game of Thrones HBO series opener a little more than a month away, expect to see healthy sales in the series continue.
by Kim Harrison by Stephen King by George R.R. Martin by George R.R. Martin
by Jay ProvinceThe week that George R.R. Martin’s publisher announces a release date for A Dance with Dragons, it premiers in first place. With the release of A Wise Man’s Fear, sales of Rothfuss’ The Name of the Wind have rocketed the first novel in the series back into the top 3, in Kindle form. Overall a rare fantastic week for epic fantasy.
by George R.R. Martin
by Patrick Rothfuss
by Patrick Rothfuss
by Kim HarrisonPale Demon debuts in first place, with The Wise Man’s Fear by Pat Rothfuss moving up a notch this week.
by Kim Harrison by Patrick Rothfuss
by Karen Marie Moning
by Deborah HarknessThe cover for Gail Z. Martin’s The Sworn was released this week, and we’ve got a great mix of reviews, from Terry Brooks’ latest to a pair of Adrian Tchaikovsky novels, to the Swords and Dark Magic compilation. We’ve also located an interview with George R.R. Martin’s editor who discusses her work on A Clash of Kings. Topping off this week is our first mention of eReaders in the fantasy blogosphere, and it comes in the form of Ray Kurzweil offering a solution to books that get mangled by current eReader software.
Dead Witch Walking goes from one to none as Jim Butcher’s Changes moves into the number one slot this week. I’ve got to tell you, it feels good to have one of the fantasy champs back in the top seat. I was reading another blog last week talking about how traditional fantasy seems to have dropped off the Amazon Fantasy list. Its true, and if this urban vampire trend continues for much longer, Amazon should really just create an “Urban Fantasy” category rather than lumping in all these books with girls with tramp stamps on their covers in the Fantasy category. Props to my man Jim Butcher!
by Jim Butcher
by Charlaine Harris
by Kim Harrison
by Patricia Briggs
by Stephanie MeyerChanges by Jim Butcher and Silver Borne by Patricia Briggs move up a few notches, while the same 5 books remain in the Amazon top 5 fantasy bestseller list. Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison enjoys its sixth week in the number one spot.
by Kim Harrison by Jim Butcher by Patricia Briggs by Charlaine Harris by Stephanie MeyerDead Witch Walking holds strong at number one, with Dead in the Family moving up to the number two slot. Changes, Book 12 in The Dresden Files series, moves Jim Butcher back into the top 5 list. Rounding out our top 5 this week are Breaking Dawn and a newcomer, Silver Borne.
by Kim Harrison by Charlaine Harris by Jim Butcher by Stephanie Meyer by Patricia BriggsThe top three hold solid, which Dead in the Family moves up one position this week, and Stephanie Meyer takes another piece of the pie with New Moon creeping back in to the top 5. Meyer is holding a masterful 60% of the top 5 bestselling fantasy books on Amazon.com this week.
by Kim Harrison
by Stephanie Meyer by Stephanie Meyer by Charlaine Harris
by Stephanie MeyerAbraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has a short run of one week in the top 5, replaced by another Stephanie Meyer book this week. Stephanie Meyer enjoys another week with two books in the top five, accompanied by another strong week from Dead Witch Walking, Battle of the Network Zombies, and Dead in the Family.
by Kim Harrison by Stephanie Meyer by Stephanie Meyer
by Mark Henry by Charlaine Harris
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