Atomic Books' Best Selling New Releases Of January 2020

***JANUARY'S BEST SELLING NEW FICTION***
1. Little Women (new ed.) by Louisa May Alcott
2. Agency by William Gibson
3. Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss
4. McSweeneys #58: 2040 AD Climate Fiction edited by Dave Eggers / Claire Boyle 
5. Things To Do When You're Goth In The Country by Chavisa Woods
6. Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
7. Memory Police by Yoko Ogawa
8. Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo
9. Testaments by Margaret Atwood
10. Exhalation by Ted Chiang

***JANUARY'S BEST SELLING NEW NON-FICTION***
1. Flowers In The Gutter by K.R. Gaddy
2. Your Psilocybin Mushroom Companion by Michelle Janikian
3. Little Weirds by Jenny Slate
4. Abandoned Baltimore Southside by Christopher Hall
5. Lost Restaurants Of Baltimore by Suzanne Loudermilk / Kit Waskom Pollard
6. Tiny Deaths by Bruce Goldfarb
7. Censored 2020 edited by Mickey Huff
8. That Was Awkward by Emily Flake
9. Abandoned Baltimore Northside by Christopher Hall
10. In The Dreamhouse by Carmen Maria Machado


***JANUARY'S BEST SELLING NEW GRAPHIC NOVELS***
1. Watchmen by Alan Moore / Dave Gibbons
2. Strange Planet by Nathan W. Hale
3. Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me by Mariko Tamaki / Rosemary Valero-O'Connell
4. Bowie: Stardust, Rayguns And Moonage Daydreams by Steve Horton / Michael Allred
5. Guts by Raina Telgemeier
6. Wage Slaves by Daria Bogdanska
7. Things To Do Instead Of Killing Yourself by Tara Booth / Jon-Michael Frank
8. FS Free Shit by Charles Burns
9. Making Comics by Lynda Barry
10. Ascender Vol. 1 by Jeff Lemire / Dustin Nguyen

***JANUARY'S BEST SELLING NEW COMIC BOOKS***
1. X-Men #4 by Jonathan Hickman / Leinil Francis Yu
2. X-Force #5 by Ben Percy / Joshua Cassara
3. Dramatic Paws Vol. 1 by Elena Fox
4. New Mutants #5 by Jonathan Hickman /Rod Reis
5. Star Wars #1 by Charles Soule / Jesus Saiz
6. I Feel Weird #4 by Haleigh Buck
7. Skulldigger And Skeleton Boy #2 by Jeff Lemire / Tonci Zonjic
8. Guardians Of The Galaxy #1 by Al Ewing
9. Daredevil #16 by  Chip Zdarsky / Jorge Fornes
10. I Can Sell You A Body #1 by Ryan Ferrier / George Kambadais

***JANUARY'S BEST SELLING NEW ZINES AND MAGAZINES***
1. Sad Libs Vol. 2 by Rob And Deb/Donald Trump
2. Practical Witches Almanac 2020 3. Mojo Magazine
4. Road Greys
5. First Like 21 #4
6. A Vagina Is Not... / A Penis Is Not ...
7. Satanic Feminism And The Witchcraft Of Fem Resistance
8. Hi Fructose Magazine
9. Berlin Quarterly #9
10. 3 Days In Tokyo Vending Machines 2016

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