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Monthly Nominations > Authors Selected in the Past 12 Months

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message 1: by [deleted user] (last edited Jun 10, 2015 06:58AM) (new)

As discussed elsewhere, we're going to try a new thing where book nominations may not include authors chosen over the past 12 months. Any author nominated but not selected to read is fair game but these authors are off limits ...


Selections Over the Past 12 Months


Oct 2014 - Fritz Lieber - Our Lady Of Darkness
Oct 2014 - Frank Herbert - Dune
Nov 2014 - Richard Kadrey - Sandman Slim
Nov 2014 - Robert A. Heinlein - Stranger in a Strange Land
Dec 2014 - Saladin Ahmed - Throne of the Cresent Moon
Dec 2014 - Kim Stanley Robinson - Red Mars
Jan 2015- Stanislaw Lem - Solaris
Jan 2015 - China Mieville - Kraken
Feb 2015 - Marie Brennan - A Natural History of Dragons
Feb 2015 - Liu Cixin - The Three Body Problem
Feb 2015 - Robert L. Forward - Dragon's Egg
Mar 2015 - Michael Marshall Smith - Only Forward
Mar 2015 - Robert Jackson Bennett - City of Stairs
Apr 2015 - Susanna Clark - Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
Apr 2015 - Ursula K. leGuin - The Dispossessed
May 2015 - Tim Powers - The Anubis Gates
May 2015 - Peter Watts - Blindsight
Jun 2015 - Juliet Morris - Daughter of the Forest
Jun 2015 - -
Jul 2015 - -
Jul 2015 - -
Aug 2015 - -
Aug 2015 - -
Sep 2015 - -
Sep 2015 - -


message 2: by Jonathan (last edited Jun 08, 2014 04:18AM) (new)

Jonathan (jsharbour) Well that's a shame, some excellent choices remain off the list because of this quirky rule. The one good side effect is PKD will not be on the list again for at least 12 months. I read most of his stuff last fall, and concluded that he was insane, and his work is highly overrated. Ridley Scott's creative directing of Blade Runner does not mean PKD is a creative genius.


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

The rule is there because we selected Peter Hamilton two months in a row in 2012 - and it seems to work well to help keep a variety of authors in the mix .....


message 4: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan (jsharbour) Sure, that's a good reason, I understand.


message 5: by Steve (new)

Steve Coutee (cooter) | 1 comments I was wondering if anyone has read Spinward Fringe Broadcast 0: Origins eBook by Randolph Lalonde?


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