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Owen playing a cowboy being a whole ass genre [and I'm here for it]
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2018 in books (including the December list)
In many ways this was an exceptionally good year.
For one: I learned about web-serials; well, not exactly: learned. I knew of them already but since I’m not a serial type of reader (watcher), they never drew my curiosity. Until I discovered the Wandering Inn. But, since I’m not a serial type, I converted and download all of it, that had been there (up to chapter 5.6) to .mobi and then vanished into a reading hole for 2 month to devour all the 9.800 pages that had been written then. This was a completely new experience for me. To linger in the same world for such a long time - I never did the like before. I mean, yes, re-read what there is of Stormlight Archive and Kingkiller Chronicle and occasionally Gentleman Bastard is all well and fine - and over in 3 weeks or so - it doesn’t quite compare. Will repeat next year.
For another: the Murderbot series is finished and that was The Best. I re-read the complete series just to enjoy having the story in one go and then resolved to give the adult books by Martha Wells a complete go, so Ile-Rien it was, followed by The Bone City. Wells is rapidly climbing the list of my fave authors.
Still another: you can’t beat Brandon Sanderson when it comes to creativity and after years of only watching I finally read all of Steelheart and was surprised how much I enjoyed it.
Even more: new author to watch: Claire North. The Gameshouse series is my fav but this author is so very versatile it’s astonishing. Do recommend, though let it be said that 84K is best not read while depressed.
Aliette de Bodard and T. Kingfisher - enough said. Both already on my fave list since forever. Same as Martha Wells: I have no idea why these women are so underrated. Seriously, what is wrong with readers?
Also: reduce money spent on books by at least 25%. Mission accomplished. Far less than the over 100 books/year I’ve read in the past.
Jade City - Fonda Lee
The Girl Who Dared to Think - Bella Forrest
The Girl Who Dared to Stand - Bella Forrest (abort series ^^ )
Winterglass - Benjanun Sriduangkaew
Hyperbole and a Half - Allie Brosh (re-read)
Lincoln in the Bardo - George Saunders
Steelheart - Brandon Sanderson
Mitosis - Brandon Sanderson
Firefight - Brandon Sanderson
Calamity - Brandon Sanderson
Into the Drowning Deep - Mira Grant
The Citadel of Weeping Pearls - Aliette de Bodard
The Manual of Detection - Jedediah Berry
Children of Thorns, Children of Water - Aliette de Bodard
The Winged Histories - Sofia Samatar
Spoonbenders - Daryl Gregory
The Stars Askew - Rjurik Davidson
Binti - Nnedi Okorafor
Binti Home - Nnedi Okorafor
Binti The Night Masquerade - Nnedi Okorafor
Traitor’s Blade - Sebastien de Castell
Hyperion - Dan Simmons
The Fall of Hyperion - Dan Simmons
Knight’s Shadow - Sebastien de Castell
The Ballad of Black Tom - Victor Lavalle
Clockwork Boys - T. Kingfisher
The Wonder Engine - T. Kingfisher
Acadie - David Hutchinson
The Tea Master and the Detective - Aliette de Bodard
Clade - James Bradley
Artificial Condition - Martha Wells
Penric’s Demon - Lois McMaster Bujold
The Toymakers - Robert Dinsdale
Space Opera - Catherynne M. Valente
The Refrigerator Monologues - Catherynne M. Valente
Silently and Very Fast - Catherynne M. Valente
Prophethy’s Ruin - Sam Bowring
Iraq +100 - Editor: Hassan Blasin
The Things They Carried - Tim O’Brien
The End of the Day - Claire North
The Serpent - Claire North
The Thief - Claire North
The Master - Claire North
Revenant Gun - Yoon Ha Lee
Briony and Roses - T. Kingfisher
Kingfisher - Patricia A. McKillip
The Raven and the Reindeer - T. Kingfisher
Summer in Orcus - T. Kingfisher
The Poppy War - R. F. Kuang
In Shadows We Fall - Devin Madson
The Blood of Whisperers - Devin Madson
The Father of Lies - K. J. Parker
I Reap You Not - Catelyn Winona
All Our Wrong Todays - Elan Mastai
Night’s Master - Tanith Lee
Rogue Protocol - Martha Wells
In The Stacks - Scott Lynch (author-improved and otherwise revised version)
Every Heart a Doorway - Seanan McGuire
The Wandering Inn (9.800 pages of it) - pirateaba
Exit Strategy by Martha Wells
The House of Binding Thorns by Aliette de Bodard
The Owls of Juttshatan - Benjanun Sriduangkaew
After-Swarn - Benjanun Sriduangkaew
84K - Claire North
Nyx - D. M. Livingston
Passing Strange - Ellen Klages
Siphon - Jay Boyce (the 1st volume and then up to chapter 88)
Witchmark - C. J. Polk
Death’s Master - Tanith Lee
The Element of Fire - Martha Wells
Slade House - David Mitchell
City of Bones - Martha Wells (re-read)
The Decent of Monsters - JY Yang
The Death of the Necromancer - Martha Wells
Swordheart - T. Kingfisher
In The Vanishers Palace - Aliette de Bodard
Senlin Ascends - Josiah Bancroft
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August - Claire North
The Wizard Hunters - Martha Wells
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2016
2015
2014
Not entirely sure I’ll continue the lists and reviews at this point ...
... but if you like to talk about books, give recs (or ask for some) I’ll be always here for you.
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