The first science fiction, fantasy or horror book I ever read was:
The first one? Ever? Gah! Too many years and too many books have passed since then. No clue.
The last science fiction, fantasy or horror book I read that I'd put in my "Top 20″ list is:
The Martian, Andy Weir...just a rockin' good time all the way around, from the idea to the execution to the worldview it took to write it.
The last science fiction, fantasy or horror book I couldn't finish was:
The Player of Games, Iain M. Banks...not into it, not into the Culture I'm afraid, and I feel completely de-geeked by this admission.
A science fiction, fantasy or horror author whose work I cannot get enough of is:
Lois McMaster Bujold
A science fiction, fantasy or horror author I'm embarrassed to admit I haven't read yet is:
Tanya Huff...have some of her stuff coming!
A science fiction, fantasy or horror book I would recommend to someone who hasn't read sf/f/h is:
Rocket Science, Jay Lake...his first published novel, funny and fun and also quite exciting.
A science fiction, fantasy or horror book that's terribly underrated is:
Windeye, Brian Evenson...*shiver*
A science fiction, fantasy or horror book that's terribly overrated is:
Ender's Game, Orson Scott Card...even before he showed his behind, I didn't like this book.
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Saturday, April 12, 2014
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
My Public Thanks to Jay Lake
I have a Guest Post at SFSignal, a science fiction/fantasy/horror blog,about my Shelf Inflicted project the Jay Lake Pre-Mortem Read-a-thon. Please go give it a look. Lake's work is a pleasure, and I think we should say so before he says his final goodbyes.
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