Well, this is What’s New today…
Announcement from Penguin Random House:
“Unrivaled storytelling. Unforgettable characters. Rich historical detail. These are the hallmarks of Diana Gabaldon’s work and the stunning story of Outlander. To celebrate thirty-five years of Outlander on our shelves, we are thrilled to announce a stunning new deluxe edition is hitting the shelves on September 29, 2026! This beautiful paperback will feature Fraser tartan edges, special cover effects, and a new letter of introduction from Diana herself.
Pre-order your copy today (through Random House)!”
Preorder A Signed Copy From The Poisoned Pen
Or… click here to pre-order a copy SIGNED by me from the Poisoned Pen, my hometown independent bookstore. The cost is $27 plus shipping; there is no charge for my signature. The book will be shipped soon after the release date. The Pen ships anywhere in the world.
(No, I have No Idea why they’re announcing it now, when it isn’t coming out until September, but… it does look nice!)
This is so exciting as these are gorgeous! I was wondering about the anniversary hardcovers… will The Fiery Cross get its own special release this year too??
Hi, Cassie,
Publishers don’t release word of when or if a new book or new edition of an existing book will be published until they are ready. Publishing a book involves complex schedules for editing, typesetting, printing, distributing, and advertising. They are driving the ship so far as publication dates and whether something new will be published.
So we just have to wait. So far no word given to me from Diana about a FIERY CROSS anniversary edition. Will check.
Thanks!
Loretta
Diana’s Webmistress
I don’t know whether to wait in hope of a fancy boxed set after the final book (eventually) comes out, or go ahead and get this…… So much pretty.
Ciao Diana,
come sarebbe più bello e interessante per un fan dei Tuoi libri e della serie che si potesse modificare anche la pessima fine di Frank, il più nobile personaggio dei libri.
Perché farlo morire?
Un viaggio nel tempo finale che riconcilia tutto non sarebbe fantastico?
Grazie.
Mario da Napoli
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Hi Diana,
How it would be more beautiful and interesting for a fan of your books and the series if the terrible end of Frank, the most noble character in the books, could also be changed.
Why let him die?
Wouldn’t a final time travel that reconciles everything be amazing?
Thank you.
Mario from Naples