The New Dungeon Crawler Carl Book Is Up for Preorder and Already Discounted at Amazon
The Dungeon Crawler Carl series is getting a new entry this year and you can already preorder yourself a copy. The popular LitRPG series has been seeing an explosion in sales over the last few years, but for those of us who have been reading since the very beginning, the wait for book eight has been the longest yet. The new book from Matt Dinniman is officially titled “Parade of Horribles” and is set to release on May 12, 2026.
Preorders for this book are now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and pretty much every other online bookstore available. Cover art has yet to be revealed for the hardcover edition.
If you’re looking to get your preorder in early, your overall best option is Amazon. Not only is the hardcover edition cheapest there already, Amazon also offers a preorder price guarantee that ensures you’ll pay the lowest price no matter when you place your order. That means if you preorder now and Amazon drops the price even further before May 12, you’ll pay that lower price when your book actually ships. Amazon also offers free release day delivery, so you’ll be able to read your copy on the day it comes out.
If you prefer to listen to books rather than read them yourself, the audiobook will be coming out on May 12 as well. The audiobooks are very much worth your time if you haven’t already listened to them. Voice actor Jeff Hayes does an incredible job voicing all of the different characters in the Audible version and he’s back for the latest book once again. You can test out the first book with an Audible free trial and see for yourself.
We don’t yet have any official information about what Parade of Horribles is about, but we do know that Carl and Donut are officially moving on to the next floor (Floor 10) and the Dungeon AI is officially expanding its reach. While we don’t know what exactly to expect on the next floor of the Dungeon, the voice actor for the audiobooks did a live read of a boss battle in the upcoming book that features a Kangaroo with a bad Australian accent. So do with that what you will
Jacob Kienlen is a Senior Audience Development Strategist and Writer for IGN. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, he has considered the Northwest his home for his entire life. With a bachelor’s degree in communication and over 8 years of professional writing experience, his expertise is spread across a variety of different pop culture topics — from TV series to indie games and books.
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