August 2026 Book Releases

It’s the beginning of another month, which means it’s time for my anticipated August 2026 book releases! (And if you missed last month’s, you can catch up here with my July 2026 book releases list.) I’ve been rather busy with travel, so I scrambled to get this posted during a reasonable time (i.e., early in the month)! I’m surprised at how many upcoming August 2026 book releases interested me. Nearly all of the ones I picked this month are fiction with the exception of one nonfiction book.

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The Witch Below the Dreaming Wood by H.G. Parry

Today’s review is about THE WITCH BELOW THE DREAMING WOOD by H.G. Parry. This is a standalone Arthurian novel with a dual setting between Camelot and in World War II Wales. This is a wonderful addition to the Arthurian retellings subgenre.

Author: H.G. Parry
Series: None
Age Category: Adult
Publisher: Redhook
Publish Date: July 21, 2026
Print Length: 448

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July 2026 Book Blog Wrap-Up

Welcome to my July 2026 book blog wrap-up! This is, again, a longer post because I talk about my trip to Taiwan and Japan after all the bookish stuff. So just navigate around to whatever interests you. I got a decent amount of reading done and made some progress on some backlogged ARCs, which made me happy. Travel forces me to read exclusively from my kindle, which is where all my ARCs are, so that’s a win. The other TLDR is that my views were way down for July, more than I think is normal. Did anyone else experience that?

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July 2026 On My Radar

I was in Asia for two weeks out of the month, so I didn’t do as much blog hopping as usual. But I managed to do a little bit this month, so this July 2026 On My Radar isn’t all for naught!

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Bookish Miscellany