I don't mean to nitpick, Tom, but is this really your plan?

Leigh Bardugo, The Familiar: ( magic, romance, and persecution, not in that order )
Ben H. Winters, Big Time: ( sf thriller )
Naomi Alderman, The Future: ( every billionaire is a policy failure )
Lena Nguyen, We Have Always Been Here: ( androids and people, not quite getting along in space )
Premee Mohamed, The Siege of Burning Grass: ( crapsack world fantasy )
Aimee Ogden, Emergent Properties: ( AI on the moon )
Tade Thompson & Nick Wood, The Last Pantheon: ( African superhero novella )
Robert J. Sawyer, The Downloaded: ( unfrozen in the future )
Adam Roberts, The Midas Rain: ( communist neo-noir sf )
Premee Mohamed, The Butcher of the Forest. ( lost in the forest ).

Carmen Maria Machado & Dani, The Low, Low Woods: ( graphic novel: the horror of misogyny )
Tobias S. Buckell & Dave Klecha, The Runes of Engagement: ( D&D with guns ).

Michael Marshall Smith, Time Out: ( empty world )
T. Kingfisher, What Feasts at Night:( creepy sequel (no fungi this time) )
Sin Blaché & Helen MacDonald, Prophet:( mutual pining with potential apocalypse )
Adrian Tchaikovsky, House of Open Wounds: ( war story sequel )
Fonda Lee, Jade Shards:( short stories )

Beforeigners has disappeared from HBO! Tragedy. I guess that means no S3?

Out of the Ruins, ed. Preston Grassman: ( apocalypse stories )
Carmen Maria Machado, Her Body and Other Parties: ( everyday horrors of having a body )
Robert McGill, A Suitable Companion for the End of Your Life:( flattened people as methods of dying by suicide )
Tade Thompson, The Legacy of Molly Southborne: ( More mollies )
T. Kingfisher, Nettle and Bone: ( princess on a quest )

Ben Aaronovitch, Tales from the Folly:( lots of non-Peter POV )
K.D. Edwards, The Hourglass Throne: ( Glad this is finally out! )
Isaac Fellman, Dead Collections: ( trans vampire archivist romance )
Charlie Adhara, ( m/m romance where one is a shifter )

Naked City, ed. Ellen Datlow. ( urban fantasy )
Seanan McGuire, Seasonal Fears: ( followup to last year's archetypes book )
Fonda Lee, Jade City: ( new palace intrigue/magic series )
Justina Ireland, Rust in the Root: ( Depression-era magic )
Carrie Vaughn, Questland: ( island of tropes )
Holly Black, Doll Bones: ( not magical realism, more realistic magic )
Maya Deane, Wrath Goddess Sing: ( trans Achilles fights (with) gods )
Sunyi Dean, The Book Eaters: ( really, they eat books )
Katherine Addison, The Grief of Stones:( not more Maia, sadly, but it will do )
Rachel Hartman, In the Serpent’s Wake: ( Tess and colonialism )
Kameron Hurley, Future Artifacts: Stories: ( grim, dark )