Last Book I'll read in 2009

Here is a Link to the authors really cool website if you have not looked at it yet (hell I had not seen it till now)

And the Book is:


Heart Shaped Box By Joe Hill...


and the image should be a link to the Powell's website...

Read in 2009

(In no particular order)

Bonehunters by Steven Erikson
Reapers Gale by Steven Erikson
Night of Knives by Ian Esselmont (review coming in 2010)
Lightbreaker by Mark Teppo review
Sixty one Nails by Mike Shevdon (ARC from Angry Robot) review
Winters Song by Colin Harvey (ARC from Angry Robot) review
Kell's Legend by Andy Remic (review copy from AR) review
Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
Looking for Jake by China Mieville
Contagious by Scott Sigler
The Rookie by Scott Sigler (review coming in 2010)
Mainspring by Jay Lake
Rocket Science by Jay Lake
The Burning Girl by Mark Billingham (Police procedural)
Girl with the Dragon Tatoo by Stieg Larsson (crime)
As Above so Below by Rudy Rucker
The Steel Remains by Richard Morgan
Stormcaller by Tom Lloyd
Veniss Underground by Jeff Vandermeer
Black Brillion by matthew Hughes
Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill (review coming in 2010)
Welcome to Lovecraft by Joe Hill




Books I wish I had gotten to:
Personal Effects:Dark Arts by JC Hutchins
7th Son also by JC Hutchins
Toll the Hounds by Steven Erikson (reading it now but wont finish before new years)
Dust of Dreams also by Steven Erikson (have to get a copy)
Return of the Crimson Guard by Ian Esslemont (seeing a pattern)
Boneshaker by Cherie Priest
Soulless by Gail Carriager
Lamentation by Ken Scholes
You Might Sleep by Nick Mamatas

Realm of Legends

Ok...

This week I will be posting reviews of Andy Remic's Kell's Legend and my reflections on my speculative fiction readings this year - what I loved and what I could have passed over (but I think the latter may amount to few or zero...)... Anyhow hope that you all had a great christmas....
Take Care...

Pyr cover for Blood of the Mantis

Keeping myself on task

Books planed to review by the years end:

1. Sandman Slim


2. Kell's Legend


I will get to at least Kell's Legend - Angry Robot provided the copy to me for review...
I have been trying to catch up to Steven Erikson's Malazan series... 1200+page novels of fun and fighting so time lags are my fault ... I will review his and Ian C Esselmont's Malazan novels at length in the new year