Just found out about this through Becky at Becky's Book Reviews who saw that Carl had posted the sign-up today, and well, how could I resist? You know me...I can't resist. And, hey, I've already planned on doing some science fiction reading in the new year, so I won't be adding much to the ol' reading pile. (The Experience runs for two months: January 1, 2012-February 29, 2012). So go on and join us!
Possible Reading List:
1. My Name is Legion by Roger Zelazny (1/4/12)
2. Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne (2/14/12)
3. The First Men in the Moon by H. G. Wells (2/5/12)
4. The Future on Ice by Orson Scott Card (ed) 2/15/12)
5. Prayers to Broken Stones by Dan Simmons (1/14/12)
6. Murder & Magic by Randall Garrett (1/28/12)
7. The Masks of Time by Robert Silverberg (1/16/12)
8. The Jesus Incident by Frank Herbert & Bill Ransom (2/29/12)
9. Future Crime by Cynthia Mason & Charles Ardai, eds. (1/23/12)
10. The Invisible Man by H. G. Wells (1/9/12)
11. Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett (1/19/12)
That's a nice list! I'm hoping to do this too, just need to find a moment to do a quick post. I did it last year and thoroughly enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteBev, I'm not into Science Fiction, but it's so nice to see someone else who's (almost) addicted to challenges as I am! Keep 'em coming - we are going to have SO much fun next year :-)
ReplyDeleteWoohoo, some Frank Herbert! I love him! :D
ReplyDeleteScifi is my first love and I can't wait to see what you think of the books you're reading. Absolutely love Frank Herbert and I hope you enjoy The Jesus Incident!
ReplyDeleteNow this one intrigues me, Bev. I don't read much science fiction but that's my own fault. If I join up with this one, I'll have an excuse...as if I needed one. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting until the first of the year before I make any important decisions....like which Challenges to join. Ha!
I'm so excited for this. It's not often that I read science fiction, so I'm looking forward to it. I just found that I have a copy of Journey to the Center of the Earth, so maybe that goes on my list as well!
ReplyDeleteYou've got a great list, I may need to bookmark this to remember these titles!
Ah Randall Garrett. I love the Lord Darcy series. I have the omnibus volume with all his stories. I found the Vintage SF challenge, which will be an interesting challenge, compared to mystery. I have plenty of classic mystery writers on my shelf, but oddly not as many sf ones.
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