The SF Signal Podcast (Episode 101): Panel Round up of Our Favorite SF&F Books of 2011
In episode 101 of the SFSignal Podcast, Patrick Hester asks our Irregulars to put together lists of The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels of 2011!
This week’s panel:
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Anyone gonna list them?
Sounds like you just volunteered, Tam… >_>
~P
@atfmb
Sigh. Since no one else did it. Although I’d vote for Peter Hamilton’s Mindstar Rising reissue.
jessica strider
eutopia – david nickel
dragon’s path – david abraham
emporor’s knife – mazarkis williams
ashes of a black frost – chris evans
human.4 – mike lancaster
postmortal – drew magary
when she woke – hillary jordon
element zero – james knapp
mind storm – k m ruiz
all men of genius – lev rosen
andrew
at queen’s command – michael stackpole
machine man – max berry
fuzzy nation – john scalzi
halo: glasslands – karen traviss
spellbound – blake charlton
embassytown – china mieville
brave new world – john joseph adams
rule 34 – charles stross
leviathan wakes – james s a corey
magician king – lev grossman
soft apocalypse – will macintosh
aidan
shadowheart – tad williams
leviathan wakes – james s a corey
theft of swords – michael sullivan
the tiger’s wife – tea obreht
dragon’s path – daniel abraham
of blood and honey – stina leicht
My favorites were posted here.
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Toby
Wait, what?
Mrs. Clark gets points off for spelling Arthur C.’s last name wrong.
The books I mentioned:
Of Blood and Honey, Stina Leicht
God’s War, Kameron Hurley
Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack, Mark Hodder
The Quantum Thief, Hannu Rajaniemi
Redemption in Indigo, Karen Lord