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Post by Ross Warren on Dec 17, 2013 11:14:47 GMT 1
Some of these may not have been published this year but were all read and enjoyed by me this calendar year.
Novels:-
1) NOS4R2 - Joe Hill 2) Habit - Stephen McGeach 3) The Republic of Thieves - Scott Lynch 4) Save Yourself - Kelly Braffet 5) The Ocean at the End of the Lane - Neil Gaiman 6) Joyland - Stephen King 7) Ack Ack Macaque - Gareth L Powell 8) Beatrice and Virgil - Yann Martel 9) Path of Needles - Alison Littlewood 10) Redshirts - John Scalzi
Novellas:-
1) Whitstable - Stephen Volk 2) Bite - Gardner Goldsmith 3) In the Broken Birdcage of Kathleen Fair - Cate Gardner 4) Differently There - John L Probert 5) Lurker - Gary Fry
Collections/Anthologies:-
1) North American Lake Monsters - Nathan Ballingrud 2) To Usher the Dead - Gary McMahon 3) Anatomy of Death - Ed. Mark West 4) Remember Why You Fear Me - Robert Shearman 5) Where You Live - Gary McMahon
Short Stories:-
1) Mr Stix - Mark West 2) The Festering - Ray Cluley 3) Ad Astra - Carole Johnstone 4) Sunbleached - Nathan Ballingrud 5) Bureau of Lost Children - Mark West 6) The Cloud Cartographer - V. H. Leslie 7) The Arse-Licker - Stephen Volk 8) Fade to Gold - Benjanun Sriduangkaen 9) Alice, Hanging Out in the Skate Park - Gary McMahon 10) The Arroyo of the Worm - Benedict J. Jones
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Post by joemynhardt on Dec 17, 2013 13:22:20 GMT 1
Great list.
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Post by benedictjjones on Dec 17, 2013 14:36:14 GMT 1
cheers Ross! Pleased as punch to make your list
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Post by Ray on Dec 18, 2013 11:54:25 GMT 1
Hey, thanks Ross - glad you liked 'The Festering'. I like a load on that list too and will probably make one of my own at the end of the year.
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Post by HJB on Jan 6, 2014 21:14:59 GMT 1
I also read Redshirts this past year. I loved it and had to read some more Scalzi. Fuzzy Nation and Agent to the Stars were also very enjoyable. Fuzzy Nation was a rewrite of H. Beam Piper’s Little Fuzzy, but it was a great new take on it. Although Redshirts got a little convoluted, it was never the less an entertaining and hilarious book. The premise alone was genius.
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