Milen, how much do you acually remember during a game from a repertoire book like the Khalifman-Series?
I think if yo focu on lines, which are really played, it coulb be quite good, Nunns BTS and Experts vs sicilian were also very good books

I agree that these books can not cover everything but there are certain ommisions there. Look for example the chapter on Rauzer in Experts vs Sicilian. Do u think that the coverage of the 6...Qb6 is full? I do not think so. If you have doubts check the Open Sicilian section for subscribers where i shared my analysis. With my full respect to the authors and editors I do not think that it is possible to offer a complete repertoire in just 200 or so pages. For overview purposes it is OK, but no more.

Frankly speaking I am pesimistic about this book. How one can offer a full complete repertoire based on Open sicilians in only about 300 pages... Looks like this will be an overview for beginners to intermediate players, but not in depth coverage.
I have the spanish version of the book and for me it is nothing more than a selection of well (but not very good) commented games. Nothing new there. If the nw edition will be in the same quality then no idea to go for this book.

It's a repertoire based on the English Attack.

I have seen the first edition in spanish and liked it very much, so
a very interesting book to look for

I don't know yet. However, given the publishing house and their pretty good quality works released so far, I think there'll be some new things for the English version.

Dismantling the Sicilian: A Complete Repertoire for White
by Jesus De La Villa.

This will be published by New In Chess in November. It promises to be interesting although his record against the Scheveningen is not very good. Still, it'll be another arrow in White players' quiver.