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This week’s New York Times Bestsellers (September 13th)

A concise roundup of the September 13th New York Times bestseller movements as reported by Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist, including position changes for recent fantasy and science fiction releases.

This week's New York Times Bestsellers (September 13th)

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T. Kingfisher’s Daggerbourn entered the hardcover list at #9 as a debut.

Pat's Fantasy Hotlist posted a short weekly roundup of New York Times bestseller list changes for the week of September 13th. The update focuses on hardcover and paperback movements for genre titles, especially recent fantasy and science fiction releases.

  • Matt Dinniman's The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook moved down one position to finish the week at #7. The post links Amazon Associate listings for more information about the title.
  • T. Kingfisher's Daggerbourn debuted on the hardcover list at #9.
  • Several other Matt Dinniman hardcover entries fell in rank: Dungeon Crawler Carl dropped two spots to #12, and The Gate of the Feral Gods fell four places to #13.
  • Dungeon Crawler Carl (paperback) maintained its position at #3.
  • Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary remained steady at #4 in paperback.
  • Dinniman's Carl's Doomsday Scenario slipped one spot to #7.
  • Pierce Brown's Red Rising climbed two positions to #8.
  • Sarah J. Maas' A Court of Thorns and Roses moved down one spot to #9.

If you follow fantasy and science fiction bestsellers, use this summary to spot which recent releases are maintaining momentum and where new entries have landed. For shopping or cataloging, the roundup indicates which titles the original blogger linked to via Amazon Associate pages for additional details.

This summary is based on a Pat's Fantasy Hotlist blog post dated September 27, 2026, reporting the New York Times bestseller positions for the week of September 13th. The blog's post lists specific rank changes for both hardcover and paperback categories and provides Amazon Associate links for individual titles.

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