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joesherry.blogspot.com - 12/30/2008
The Nine Best Reads of 2008
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At first glance this list is awfully similar to the Best Of 2008 list, but the distinction is that the previous list is limited to those books published in 2008, and this list is limited only to the 156 books I have read in 2008 (assuming I don't finish anything in the next couple of days). 1:  ...
joesherry.blogspot.com - 12/31/2008
Top Nine Books Published in 2008
— joesherry.blogspot.com — Some people do a top ten list, others do a top eleven, yet others may only do... five. My list is 9 books long. Why? Partly to be a little bit different and partly because I want the tenth spot on my list to be reserved for that really great book which I ... (more) Top Nine Books Published in 2008

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SF Tidbits for 12/30/08
SF Signal — ... there is a venue change for the Edgar Allan Poe 200th Birthday Celebration and reading. Watchmen. Litigation. Delay. Sigh. Lists: Science magazine names The Top 10 breakthroughs of 2008 There's a handful of Best-of-the-Year lists (right when they should - at the end of the year - not in November. I'm looking at you, Amazon!): Torque Control's Top Five Books of 2008. Adventures in Reading's 9 Best Reads of 2008. Bookgasm's 5 Best Sci-Fi Books of 2008 ...

Purview of read 2008 year-end lists, Part I
OF Blog of the Fallen — ... he doesn't exclude based on year. He has only four books on the list (with two being 2008 releases) with separate categories for Best Overall and Best Released in 2008. His #1 choice, Carlos Ruiz Zafón's The Shadow of the Wind, apparently became the favorite of a few SF/F bloggers this year (I believe at least three - Aidan, Mihai, and Pat - read Zafón for the first time this year), so he does have some good taste in books ;) Adventures in Reading - Nine Best Reads of 2008, Top Nine Author Discoveries of 2008, Top Nine Books Published in ...

The Nine Best Reads of 2008 - Elizabeth Bear, Matthew Stover …
Planet-x.com.au — GFTW's Best of the Year, 2008 - SF Books / Kerouac or Kilgore Trout The Nine Best Reads of 2008 - Elizabeth Bear, Matthew Stover … Posted on Jan 03, 2009 under science , science fiction books , sf | TheForce.Net found this 13 days ago on www.swbooks.co.uk. SF Books · 6 · Discworld News December 2008 © PJSM Prints · The Antick Musings of G.B.H. Hornswoggler, Gent. found this 3 days ago on www.pjsmprints.com … Read the rest here: The Nine Best Reads of 2008 - Elizabeth Bear, Matthew Stover … Related Posts The ‘Twilight Zone’ Sci-Fi Marathon (Jan 03, 2009) Review: The World Turned Upside ...

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