Good e-Reader 盘点了 2026 年 10 月最值得期待的新书，涵盖重量级小说、续作与话题性非虚构作品。
1.《Partita: A Novel》——10 月 6 日出版。advance 评价称这是一部以音乐结构编织的小说，细腻书写一位女性平静当下与野心而创伤交织的过往之间的张力。原价 32 美元，现 22.4 美元。
2.《Life Out of Order》（限量豪华版）——Audrey Niffenegger 继《时间旅行者的妻子》之后万众期待的续篇。评论称其想象力瑰丽、野心十足、文笔优美，也有早期读者提醒其反乌托邦式铺陈有时过于庞大。33 美元，折扣价 28.73 美元。
3.《The Scarlet Ball》——Nghi Vo 著，10 月 6 日出版，早期读者与书评人盛赞这是一部华美、幽暗、哥特式的"镀金时代"奇幻。27.99 美元。
4.《Please Enjoy Your Stay》——Tara Goedjen 成人小说处女作，10 月 13 日出版，320 页。双线叙事哥特悬疑，舞台设定在奥地利阿尔卑斯山深处。29 美元。
5.《Hyperscale: The Ambition and Excess of Big Tech's Data Empires》——加拿大科技记者、播客主播 Paris Marx 著，10 月 20 日北美发行，已入选 2026 年《金融时报》与普华永道（Standard Chartered）年度商业图书奖长名单，审视大型科技公司数据帝国的雄心与失控。31 美元。
6.《Public Access Afterworld》——电影导演 Jane Schoenbrun 的小说首作，10 月 27 日出版，608 页，融酷儿恐怖、科幻与阴谋惊悚于一体，是"银幕与静电"主题 Screen Trilogy（含《我们都将去参加世界博览会》《我看到电视在发光》）在主题上的收束。33 美元，折后 29 美元。
7.《A Court of Splintered Harmony》——Sarah J. Maas 全球畅销系列《ACOTAR》第六部，10 月 27 日出版，是非传统叙事线"瓦尔基里循环"的第一乐章。32 美元，折后 22.4 美元。
8.《Blockers: Rebels in the Deep State》——Michael Lewis 的政治调查非虚构，10 月 6 日全球发行，实时记录公务员体系与特朗普第二届政府之间的碰撞。29.99 美元，折后 26.39 美元。
9.《The Third Eye: Early Photographs》——352 页视觉合集，首次系统整理 George Harrison 的个人幕后照片：1963 至 1970 年间他带着宾得相机环游世界，从内部视角记录了披头士的急速崛起。65 美元，折后 55 美元。
10.《One Helluva Ride》——Michael Douglas 自传，约 350 至 496 页，以十二部最具代表性的电影（《飞越疯人院》《华尔街》《本能》《毒品网络》等）为线索，回望六十年演艺生涯的职业突破与私人坎坷。35 美元，折后 17.5 美元。
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Good e-Reader rounded up the most anticipated new books for October 2026, covering major novels, sequels, and buzzworthy nonfiction works.
1. "Partita: A Novel" - published October 6. Advance reviews describe it as a novel woven with musical structure, delicately depicting the tension between a woman's tranquil present and her past intertwined with ambition and trauma. Original price $32, now $22.4.
2. "Life Out of Order" (limited deluxe edition) - the long-awaited sequel by Audrey Niffenegger following "The Time Traveler's Wife". Reviews praise its magnificent imagination, ambition, and beautiful prose, while early readers caution that its dystopian exposition can sometimes feel overly sprawling. $33, discounted price $28.73.
3. "The Scarlet Ball" - by Nghi Vo, published October 6; early readers and reviewers rave that it is a lush, dark, gothic "Gilded Age" fantasy. $27.99.
4. "Please Enjoy Your Stay" - Tara Goedjen's debut adult novel, published October 13, 320 pages. A dual-timeline gothic mystery set deep in the Austrian Alps. $29.
5. "Hyperscale: The Ambition and Excess of Big Tech's Data Empires" - by Canadian tech journalist and podcast host Paris Marx, released in North America on October 20; already longlisted for the 2026 Financial Times and PricewaterhouseCoopers (Standard Chartered) Business Book of the Year Award, examining the ambition and lack of control within Big Tech companies' data empires. $31.
6. "Public Access Afterworld" - film director Jane Schoenbrun's debut novel, published October 27, 608 pages, a blend of queer horror, science fiction, and conspiracy thriller, and the thematic culmination of her screen-and-static Screen Trilogy (including "We're All Going to the World's Fair" and "I Saw the TV Glow"). $33, discounted to $29.
7. "A Court of Splintered Harmony" - the sixth book in Sarah J. Maas's globally bestselling "ACOTAR" series, published October 27, and the first movement of the unconventional narrative arc "Valkyrie Cycle". $32, discounted to $22.4.
8. "Blockers: Rebels in the Deep State" - a political investigative nonfiction by Michael Lewis, released worldwide on October 6, documenting in real time the collision between the civil service and Trump's second administration. $29.99, discounted to $26.39.
9. "The Third Eye: Early Photographs" - a 352-page visual collection, the first systematic compilation of George Harrison's personal behind-the-scenes photographs: between 1963 and 1970 he traveled the world with a Pentax camera, documenting the Beatles' rapid rise from an insider's perspective. $65, discounted to $55.
10. "One Helluva Ride" - Michael Douglas's memoir, approximately 350 to 496 pages, tracing his sixty-year acting career through twelve of his most representative films ("One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", "Wall Street", "Basic Instinct", "Traffic", and others), reflecting on professional breakthroughs and personal hardships. $35, discounted to $17.5.