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Location: Dallas, Texas | Hello everyone and welcome to the book request thread! This is where you come to request a missing book be added to the WWEnd database. We've had many threads spread out in the forums for book requests and it's getting hard to keep track of them all so from now on only book requests here will get added to the DB. Some rules to make things go more smoothly: - only SF/F/H books obviously - novels, collections and anthologies are all fair game
- only books by authors already in the DB please - don't worry, we add new authors all the time
- GMRC book requests get first priority so you can mark them for your challenge
- if it's part of an incomplete series on the site it will get a higher priority
- please provide title AND author and series name if there is one
- let us know if you intend to post a review for the books you request - we'll move those up the list
Here is the current list of book requests that we have from all threads. If I missed any please let me know. The Image of the Beast by Philip Jose Farmer (Exorcism 1)
Blown by Philip Jose Farmer (Exorcism 2)
Traitor to the Living by Philip Jose Farmer (Exorcism 3)
At Winter's End by Robert Silverberg
Born With the Dead by Robert Silverberg
The Fantasy Hall of Fame edited by Robert Silverberg
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume Two A by Ben Bova
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume Two B by Robert Silverberg
Cugel's Saga by Jack Vance (Dying Earth 3)
Rhialto the Marvellous by Jack Vance (Dying Earth 4)
Galactic Effectuator by Jack Vance
All About Emily by Connie Willis
Expanded Universe by Robert A. Heinlein (collection)
The Visitors by Clifford D. Simak
The Best Horror of the Year Volume(s) 1-4 by Ellen Datlow
White Mars by Brian W. Aldiss
Frankenstein Unbound by Aldiss
Andre Norton's Sargasso of Space
Rule golden, Natural state, The Dying Man by Damon Knight
Oswald Bastable trilogy by Moorcock
10 billion days and 100 billion nights by Ryu Mitsuse Please keep in mind that we have hundreds of other books that we want to add so we can offer more awards and lists for you guys to obsess over so it may take some time to get to them all. I can tell you that we have a couple hundred cover images ready to go, including almost all of the list above, and we just need to do some data entry. We'll link to the requested books in this thread once we get them in and don't forget to check the bottom of the home page for more new books! Let me know if you have any questions and keep those requests coming! |
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| Image of the Beast is also the title of the omnibus edition that contains Image of the Beast and Blown. |
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Location: SC, USA | These were listed long ago on another thread. The remaining two books in Walton's Small Change series: Ha' Penny and Half a Crown.
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| Here's some of the later books of Sherri S Tepper:
Six Moon Dance (1998)
Singer from the Sea (1999)
A Plague of Angels (1993)
Shadows End (1994)
The Gate to Womens Country (1988)
After Long Silence (1987)
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| For Fritz Leiber fans:
The Green Millenium (1953)
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Location: Washington, DC | Colonel Pyat Quartet by Michael Moorcock:
Byzantium Endures (1981) -- I just got a newly republished 2012 edition, which is why I am asking  )
The Laughter of Carthage (1984)
Jerusalem Commands (1992)
The Vengeance of Rome (2006)
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Location: Grootfontein, Namibia | I wouldn't mind seeing Orson Scott Card's Homecoming series added. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | How about a bit more of Brian Aldiss? The Dark Light Years and Last Orders would be great additions. |
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Location: Barnstaple, North Devon | As I am about to read it for the GMRC, could we possibly add To Live Forever by Jack Vance to his listings?
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Location: Canada | Re: Emil's request
If you havent got the Homecoming series uploaded yet (didnt appear to be the other day, but havent checked every thread) here are all but the last (which I havent read yet)
The Memory of Earth (Homecoming Volume 1) (1992)
High above the planet harmony, the Oversoul watches. Its task, programmed so many millennia ago, is to guard the human settlement on this planet to protect this fragile remnant of Earth from all threats. To protect them, most of all, from themselves.
The oversoul has done its job well. There is no war on Harmony. There are no weapons of mass destruction. There is no technology that could lead to weapons of war. By control of the data banks, and subtle interference in the very thoughts of the people, the artificial intelligence has fulfilled its mission.
But now there is a problem. In orbit, the Oversoul realizes that it has lost access to some of its memory banks, and some of its power systems are failing. And on the planet, men are beginning to think about power, wealth, and conquest.
The Call of Earth (Homecoming Volume 2) (1993)
As Harmony's Oversoul grows weaker, a great warrior has arisen to challenge its bans. His name is Moozh, and he has won control of an army using forbidden technology. Now he is aiming his soldiers at the city of Basilica, that strong fortress above the Plain.
Basilica remains in turmoil. Wetchik and his sons are not strong enough to stop an army. Can Rasa and her allies defeat him through intrigue, or will Moozh take the city and all who are in it?
The Ships of Earth (Homecoming Volume 3) (1994)
The city of Basilica has fallen. Now, Wetchik, Nafai, and all their family must brave the desert wastes, and cross the wide continents to where Harmony's hidden spaceport lies silent, abandoned, waiting for the command to make the great interstellar ships ready for flight again.
But of these sixteen people, only a few have chosen their exile. The others, Rasa's spiteful daughters and their husbands; Wetchik's oldest son, Elemak, have been forced against their will. Their anger and hatreds will make the difficult journey harder.
Earthfall (Homecoming Volume 4) (1995)
The oversoul of the colony planet Harmony selected the family of Wetchik to carry it back to long-lost earth. Now grown into a tribe in the years of their journey to Harmony's hidden starport, they are ready at last to take a ship to the stars. But from the beginning there has been bitter dispute between nafai and Elemek, Wetchik's youngest son and his oldest.
But the oversoul is truly in control of this journey. It has downloaded a complete copy of itself to the ship's computers. And only Nafai, who wears the Cloack of the Starmaster by the Oversoul's command, really understands what this will mean to all their plans for the future.
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Location: Canada | Also by OSC, and worth a listing, is his take on the Baba Yaga myth
Enchantment (1999)
The moment young Ivan stumbled upon a clearing in the dense Carpathian forest, his life was forever changed. Atop a pedestal encircled by fallen leaves, the beautiful princess Katerina lay as still as death while a malevolent presence stirred in the hidden depths below.
Now, years later, Ivan is compelled to return. He finds the clearing just as he left it. This time he does not run...
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Location: Canada | Another Orson Scott Card...
Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus (1996)
...interweaves a compelling portrait of Chriostopher Columbus with the story of a future scientist who believes she can alter human history from a tragedy of bloodshed and brutality to a world filled with hope and healing.
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Location: Canada | More OSC to add (if you don't mind)
The Worthing Saga (1978)
It was a miracle of science that permitted human beings to live, if not forever, then for a long, long time. Some people, anyway. The rich, the powerful they lived their lives at the rate of one year every ten. Somec created two societies: that of people who lived out their normal span and died, and those who slept away the decades, skipping over the intervening years and events. It allowed great plans to be put in motion. It allowed interstellar Empires to be built.
It came near to destroying humanity.
After a long, long time of decadence and stagnation, a few seed ships were sent out to save our species. They carried human embryos and supplies, and teaching robots, and one man.
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Location: Canada | And OSC's latest series...
Empire (The Empire Series Book 1) (2006)
The American Empire is growing too fast, and the fault lines at home are stressed to the breaking point. The war of words between Right and Left has collapsed into a shooting war, though most people just want to be left alone.
The battle rages between the high-technology weapons on one side and militia soldiers on the other, devastating the cities and overrunning the countryside. But the vast majority, who only want the killing to stop and the nation to return to more peaceful days, have technology, weapons, and strategic geniuses of their own.
Hidden Empire (The Empire Series Book 2) (2009)
When the American dream shatters into violence, who can hold the people and the government together?
Now a threat has appeared in Africa one that President Torrent has been waiting for. A deadly virus running like wildfire, killing nearly everyone who contracts it. Torrent's plan is to consolidate America's new imperial power by taking control of the chaos and finding an American cure. And, incidentally, to remove some troublesome former allies from the playing board. For good.
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Location: Canada | This is highly recommended for the next "halloween" read.
RAYMOND E FEIST
Faerie Tale (1988)
Phil Hastings was a lucky man he had money, a growing reputation as a screenwriter, a happy, loving family with three kids, and he'd just moved into the house of his dreams in rural upstate New York. Life was wonderful, full of magic and about to be altered irrevocably by a magic more real than any he dared imagine. For with the Magic came the Bad Thing, and the Faerie, and then the Fool... and the resurrection of a primordial war with a forgotten People a war that not only the Hastings but the whole human race could lose.
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Here is my list of overlooked Larry Niven (& co-authored) novels.
KNOWN SPACE (Ringworld Prequels)
LARRY NIVEN AND EDWARD M. LERNER Fleet of Worlds (2007)
Humanity has been faithfully serving the Citizens for years, and Kirsten Quinn-Kovacs is among the best and brightest of her people. She gratefully serves the gentle race that rescued her ancestors from a dying starship, gave them a world, and nurtures them still. If only the Citizens knew where Kirsten's people came from.
A chain reaction of supernovae at the galaxy's core has unleashed a wave of lethal radiation that will sterilize the galaxy. The Citizens flee, taking their planets, the Fleet of Worlds, with them.
Someone must scout ahead, and Kirsten and her crew eagerly volunteer. Under the guiding eye of Nessus, their Citizen mentor, they explore for any possible dangers in the Fleet's path - and uncover long-hidden truths that will shake the foundations of worlds.
LARRY NIVEN AND EDWARD M. LERNER Juggler of Worlds (2008)
For too long, the Puppeteers have controlled the fate of worlds. Now Sigmund is pulling the strings...
Covert agent Sigmund Ausfaller is Earth's secret weapon, humanity's best defense against all conspiracies, real and potential - and imaginary - of foes both human and alien. Who better than a brilliant paranoid to expose the devious plots of others?
He may finally have met his match in Nessus, representative of the secretive Puppeteers, the elder race who wield vastly superior technologies. Nessus schemes in the shadows with Earth's traitors and adversaries, even after the race he represents abruptly vanishes from Known Space.
As a paranoid, Sigmund had always known things would end horribly for him. Only the when, where, how, why, and by whom of it all had eluded him. But even Sigmund has never imagined how far his investigations will take him - or that his destiny is entwined with the fates of worlds.
LARRY NIVEN AND EDWARD M. LERNER Destroyer of Worlds (2009)
The brilliant, xenophobic Pak are fleeing the chain reaction of supernovae at the galaxy's core. Any civilization that could possibly interfere lies shattered in their wake. And now the Fleet of Worlds is in their sights.
The trillion Puppeteers who inhabit the Fleet might have the resources to confront this threat - but Puppeteers don't confront anyone. They need allies to investigate the situation and then take action.
Sigmund Ausfaller, former Earth intelligence agent and current paranoid, finds himself leading the war against the Pak. With his own allies the enigmatic, aquatic Gw'oth Sigmund prepares to face the enemy. And neither humans nor Gw'oth have any intention of becoming cannon fodder.
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Location: Canada | This one has been very overlooked.
LARRY NIVEN, JERRY POURNELLE, MICHAEL FLYNN Fallen Angels (1991)
As a new Ice Age imperils the world, a lunatic fringe of the environmental movement has taken control of the U.S. government. Finding themselves abandoned by the new regime, the once-thriving space colonies must now replenish their air from scoopships that illegally dive into the atmosphere. But when Alex and Gordon's ship is hit by a missile, they are sent tumbling to Earth - only to be hunted by authorities with ghastly plans for the two...
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Location: Canada | LARRY NIVEN AND STEVEN BARNES Saturn's Race (2001)
The future is a strange and dangerous place. Chaz Kato can testify to that. He is a citizen of Xanudu, a city-sized artificial island populated by some of the wealthiest men and women on future Earth. A place filled with hidden wonders and dark secrets of technology gone awry. Lenore Myles is a student when she travels to Xanadu and becomes involved with Chaz Kato. She is shocked when she uses Kato's access codes to uncover the grizzly truth behind Xanadu's glittering facade.
Not knowing who to trust, Lenore finds herself on the run. Saturn, a mysterious entity, moves aggressively to break the security breach. With interests of the world's wealthiest people at stake, and powerful technology at its fingertips, Saturn, puts Lenore racing for her life, against a truly formidable foe.
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Location: Canada | Read a lot of Moorcock as a teen, borrowing from the local library. So I don't have many that I can scan and forward.
An exception...
MICHAEL MOORCOCK THE CHRONICLES OF CASTLE BRASS (Omnibus of: Count Brass, The Champion of Garathorm, and The Quest for Tanelorn)
In the wild marshlands of the Kamarg...
Five years after the Battle of Londra and the destruction of the Dark Empire, Castle Brass is rebuilt, and there Dorian Hawkmoon lives with his beautiful wife Yisselda, Count Brasss daughter, and their two children. Suddenly their peaceful life is interrupted as ghosts from Hawkmoons past his old friends DAverc, Bowgentle, and Oladahn, his old enemies Baron Kalan of Vitall and Taragorn, Master of the Palace of Time, even Count Brass himself appear to sweep Hawkmoon back in time to do battle once more against the forces of evil...
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JANNY WURTS MASTER OF WHITE STORM
Galley slave, mercenary, master of White Storm
His past is a mystery even to Haldeth, fellow galley slave and the one man hed allow to name him friend. Korendir had sworn that the future would give him the wealth to build an unbreachable citadel against dangers both mortal and sorcerous. And, again and again, Korendir dared the impossible, facing the perils of a wizard-cursed kingdom, the dangers on an elementals wrath, fatally poisonous attacks by a race of wereleopards, and finally winning the fortress he sought White Storm. But the siren call of danger would not let him rest in the stronghold hed so carefully built. And only time would tell whether death would defeat him before he found a prize far beyond riches the only treasure that could truly bring him peace...
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Location: Canada | Haven't read the entire series (it did get a bit boring)
KATHARINE KERR
Daggerspell (The Deverry Series Volume I) (1986)
Even as a young girl, Jill was a favorite of the magical, mysterious Wildfolk, who appeared to her from their invisible realm. Little did she know her extraordinary friends represented but a glimpse of a forgotten past and a fateful future. Four hundred years and many lifetimes ago, one selfish young lord caused the death of two innocent lovers. Then and there he vowed never to rest until he'd righted that wrong and laid the foundation for the lives of Jill and all those whom she would hold dear: her father, the mercenary soldier Cullyn; the exiled beserker Rhodry Maelwaedd; and the ancient and powerful herbman Nevyn, all bound in a struggle against darkness...and a quest to fulfill the destinies determined centuries ago.
Darkspell (The Deverry Series Volume II) (1988)
Inextricably bound to the fate of the land, Nevyn, Rhodry, and Jill struggle to unite the humans of Deverry with the mysterious and once-hostile race of Elves. But the sinister and powerful sorcerers of Annwn know that any alliance between the two races will threaten their own evil dominion and so they strike out against the union in an uneasy alliance of dark forces. Now the ancient and cunning wizard, Nevyn, must recue his comrades and the destiny of Deverry and save himself from Annwn's deadly magic...
Dawnspell: The Bristling Wood (The Deverry Series Volume III) (1989)
Over a thousand years ago the People of Deverry were driven from their splendid kingdom by their enemy, the Hordes, and forced to find sanctuary in the remote forests in the east of their lands where they eventually settled. Succeeding generations remembered these terrible events as the Burning and they never forgot the cities, towns, and mrvles of the far far west.
(US) The Dragon Revanent / (UK)Dragonspell: The Southern Sea (The Deverry Series Volume IV) (1990)
For years the provinces of Deverry have been in turmoil, but the conflict escalates to new heights with the kidnapping of Rhodry, heir to the throne of Aberwyn. Intent on rescuing him, his beloved Jill and the elven wizard Salamander infiltrate the distant land of Bardek, where Rhodry is held captive.
Tied to Deverry by bonds of obligation, the immortal wizard Nevyn begins to see that all its problems originate from a single source his ancient enemy, a master of dark magics, backed by a network of evil that stretches across the sea. With this realization, Nevyn understands that he too is being lured to Bardek, and into a subtle and deadly trap...
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Location: Canada | Surprised to see this one missing from the database.
Gregory Benford
The Martian Race (1999)
As NASA bogs down in politics, tycoon John Axelrod mounts a privately funded expedition to the Red Planet. Axelrod's not high-minded - he expects the televised flight to net him billions. But for astronaut-scientists Julie, Viktor, Marc, and Raoul, the mission's not about money. It's about discovery...and surviving for two years on a frigid alien world that can kill them in countless ways. For a time will come when in order to live the explorers must embrace everything that makes them human...and everything that will make them Martian.
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Location: Canada | I've mentioned this one previously when discussing the omission of Crighton and Alan Dean Foster.
James Kahn
James Kahn's books include the trilogy World Enough, And Time, Time's Dark Laughter, and Timefall and several film novelizations, including Return Of The Jedi and Poltergeist. He has also written for television. An emergency-room physician, he lives in Los Angeles.
The Time Series
1: World Enough, and Time (1980)
Joshua green the scribe and his friend, the centaur Beauty were at the beginning of a desert journey to find the creatures who had destroyed their homes and stolen their wives. Their quest would not be easy, for according to a mortally wounded witness, the attackers had included a Vampire, a Griffin, and a monstrous mutant. And between the hunters and the hunted lay the suspicious minions of King jarl the Bearman an army of intelligent animals and mythic beasts. Their forebears had been crafted centuries before by human genetic engineers who had unknowingly sown the seeds of their own destruction.
2: Time's Dark Laughter
3: Timefall
Unfortunately I've never found the last two books of the series
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Location: Dallas, Texas | I've gone through the thread and collected all the requests into a list that we'll be working on: Brian Aldiss:
The Dark Light Years
Last Orders
Frankenstein Unbound Gregory Benford:
The Martian Race (1999) Ray Bradbury:
R is for Rocket
S is for Space Orson Scott Card:
Homecoming:
The Memory of Earth (1992)
The Call of Earth (1993)
The Ships of Earth (1994)
Earthfall (1995)
Earthborn (1995)
Enchantment (1999)
Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus (1996)
The Worthing Series:
Capitol (1978)
Hot Sleep (1978)
The Worthing Chronicle (1983)
The Worthing Saga (1990)
Empire Series:
Empire (2006)
Hidden Empire (2009) Lester del Ray:
Siege Perilous
Marooned on Mars Joe Haldeman:
All My Sins Remembered Robert A. Heinlein:
Expanded Universe James Kahn:
New World:
World Enough, and Time (1980)
Time's Dark Laughter (1982)
Timefall (1987) Katharine Kerr:
Deverry:
Daggerspell (1986)
Darkspell (1987)
The Bristling Wood (1989) (Dawnspell: The Bristling Wood)
The Dragon Revenant (1990) (Dragonspell: The Southern Sea) Damon Knight:
Rule Golden
Natural State
The Dying Man
Cities of Wonder Fritz Leiber:
The Green Millenium (1953)
A Spectre is Haunting Texas (1969) Ryu Mitsuse:
10 Billion Days
100 Billion Nights Michael Moorcock:
Runestaff:
The Jewel in the Skull
The Mad God's Amulet
The Sword of the Dawn
The Runestaff (The Secret of the Runestaff)
Count Brass
The Champion of Garathorm
The Quest for Tanelorn
Oswald Bastable Trilogy:
The Warlord of the Air (1971)
The Land Leviathan (1974)
The Steel Tsar (1981)
Colonel Pyat Quartet:
Byzantium Endures (1981)
The Laughter of Carthage (1984)
Jerusalem Commands (1992)
The Vengeance of Rome (2006) Larry Niven and Steven Barnes:
Saturn's Race (2001) Larry Niven and Edward M Lerner:
Ringworld Prequel series:
Fleet of Worlds (2007)
Juggler of Worlds (2008)
Destroyer of Worlds (2009)
Betrayer of Worlds (2010)
Fate of Worlds (2012) Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle and Michael Flynn:
Fallen Angels (1991) Andre Norton:
Solar Queen:
Sargasso of Space
Voodoo Planet
Postmarked the Stars
Redline the Stars
Derelict for Trade
A Mind for Trade Sherri S. Tepper:
Six Moon Dance (1998)
Singer from the Sea (1999)
A Plague of Angels (1993)
Shadows End (1994)
The Gate to Womens Country (1988)
After Long Silence (1987) Jack Vance:
To Live Forever
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Location: Canada | Looks like a lot of work... so how about adding The Futurological Congress by Stanislaw Lem too! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Greg - 2012-09-12 11:58 AM Looks like a lot of work... so how about adding The Futurological Congress by Stanislaw Lem too! It's just one more book, right? Ladies and gentlemen, it's official. Greg is trying to kill me. (He's got an accomplice in Blue gargoyle.)  We've got at least 200 more books already on another list for the Shirley Jackson and Mythopoetic awards etc. - not to mention the 300 book covers we've already got ready to go in. How do you eat an elephant? |
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Location: Grootfontein, Namibia | Err, you eat the elephant bit by bit, day by day
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Location: The Netherlands | I'll try not to flood you with titles since the list is already quite long but I few I would like to see added are:
Icehenge and Escape From Kathmandu by Kim Stanley Robinson
Pump Six and Other Stories by Paolo Bacigalupi
The Green Brain, The Santaroga Barrier, The Eyes of Heisenberg, The Heaven Makers, The God Makers, Soul Catcher, The White Plague and Direct Descent. by Frank Herbert. |
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| For the sake of completeness could you add Iain M. Banks recently published Culture novel 'The Hydrogen Sonata'. I just ordered it. |
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Location: UK | Well,Dave,I have this teeny tiny list,only about 150 books long.I'm sure if you gave up sleeping altogether(dont think you get many hours anyway) it would be a trifling task...
No,no,only joking,Dave!.I think you are doing an amazing job,great to see a massive improvement on the horror side
But I think,unless you DO give up sleep,the GMRC is a lost cause for you
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Hey all, these new books are on the list and we should have another big batch added soon. Thanks for your continued patience.
@bluegargoyle: That is a goal I understand! There are many books I personally want to add so I can mark 'em as read. I was excited when the request for the Homecoming series came in because I had forgotten I read all those.
@Dustydigger: I don't get as much sleep as I really need, who does these days, but I sleep really well when I've gotten a bunch more books added to the site and I see you guys tagging away! I'm glad you like the horror improvements and I can tell you we have another big one coming mid-month that I think will be a big hit.
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Location: scotland | I would like to see - Seize the night by Dean Koontz
This is the follow-up to - Fear nothing |
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Location: UK | My favourite Koontz books!.I loved all his early stuff,back in the 80s,havent read much of his later stuff.Someday I want to try the ''Odd'' books,at least the first just to get an idea of them |
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Location: scotland | I have read the first four Odd books. They are all OK but they all tend to jump around, lurching from fairly tame chapters to some real edge of the seat stuff.
I can remember all the sections that did it for me. When Koontz gets really creative its a pleasure to read, unfortunately the whole book is not as good as I remember from his early novels.
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Location: Zagreb | The Corridors of Time - Poul Anderson. I just start reading it. |
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Location: Zagreb | The Best of Kim Stanley Robinson - Kim Stanley Robinson
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Location: WA | Acts of Caine series - Matthew Stover
Heroes Die
Blade of Tyshalle
Caine Blackknife
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Location: Karachi, Pakistan | Hello,
Just wanted to suggest 'The Light Ages' by Ian R. MacLeod. It is the first book in his 'Aether' series and since the second book, 'The House of Storms' is part of the Science Fiction: The 101 Best Novels 1985-2010 list, I thought it would be nice to complete the series on WWE.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Here are the latest requests to be added to the database. We got a little behind on these with the other books we added for the Nightmare Magazine Top 100 Horror Books list but this is not too shabby. Brian Aldiss:
The Dark Light Years
Last Orders
Frankenstein Unbound
Gregory Benford:
The Martian Race
Ray Bradbury:
R is for Rocket
S is for Space
Lester del Ray:
Siege Perilous
Marooned on Mars
Joe Haldeman:
All My Sins Remembered
Robert A. Heinlein:
Expanded Universe
Damon Knight:
Rule Golden
Natural State
Cities of Wonder
Andre Norton:
Sargasso of Space I'll add the latest requests to the list and post the update here shortly.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | OK, here is the updated request list that we're working on. I've added some email requests to the list as well. Fritz Leiber:
The Green Millenium (1953)
A Spectre is Haunting Texas (1969) Jack Vance:
Galactic Effectuator Shirley Jackson:
Come Along With Me and Other Writings Including "The Lottery"
Hangsaman
The Bird's Nest
The Magic of Shirley Jackson (collection)
The Road Through the Wall
The Sundial
We Have Always Lived in the Castle James Kahn:
New World:
World Enough, and Time (1980)
Time's Dark Laughter (1982)
Timefall (1987) Katharine Kerr:
Deverry:
Daggerspell (1986)
Darkspell (1987)
The Bristling Wood (1989) (Dawnspell: The Bristling Wood)
The Dragon Revenant (1990) (Dragonspell: The Southern Sea) Orson Scott Card:
Enchantment (1999)
Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus (1996)
The Worthing Series:
Capitol (1978)
Hot Sleep (1978)
The Worthing Chronicle (1983)
The Worthing Saga (1990)
Empire Series:
Empire (2006)
Hidden Empire (2009) Ryu Mitsuse:
10 Billion Days
100 Billion Nights Michael Moorcock:
Runestaff:
The Jewel in the Skull
The Mad God's Amulet
The Sword of the Dawn
The Runestaff (The Secret of the Runestaff)
Count Brass
The Champion of Garathorm
The Quest for Tanelorn
Oswald Bastable Trilogy:
The Warlord of the Air (1971)
The Land Leviathan (1974)
The Steel Tsar (1981)
Colonel Pyat Quartet:
Byzantium Endures (1981)
The Laughter of Carthage (1984)
Jerusalem Commands (1992)
The Vengeance of Rome (2006) Larry Niven and Steven Barnes:
Saturn's Race (2001) Larry Niven and Edward M. Lerner:
Ringworld Prequel series:
Fleet of Worlds (2007)
Juggler of Worlds (2008)
Destroyer of Worlds (2009)
Betrayer of Worlds (2010)
Fate of Worlds (2012) Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle and Michael Flynn:
Fallen Angels (1991) Andre Norton:
Solar Queen:
Voodoo Planet
Postmarked the Stars
Redline the Stars
Derelict for Trade
A Mind for Trade Sherri S. Tepper:
Six Moon Dance (1998)
Singer from the Sea (1999)
A Plague of Angels (1993)
Shadows End (1994)
The Gate to Womens Country (1988)
After Long Silence (1987) Janny Wurts:
Master of Whitestorm (1992) Stanislaw Lem:
The Futurological Congress Kim Stanley Robinson:
Icehenge
Escape From Kathmandu
The Best of Kim Stanley Robinson Paolo Bacigalupi:
Pump Six and Other Stories Frank Herbert:
The Green Brain
The Santaroga Barrier
The Eyes of Heisenberg
The Heaven Makers
The God Makers
Soul Catcher
The White Plague
Direct Descent Iain M. Banks:
The Hydrogen Sonata Dean Koontz:
Seize the Night Poul Anderson:
The Corridors of Time Matthew Stover:
Acts of Caine:
1. Heroes Die
2. Blade of Tyshalle
3. Caine Blackknife Ian R. MacLeod:
The Light Ages Haruki Murakami:
1Q84 Philip Jose Farmer:
The Empire of the Nine
Tarzan Alive
Night of Light Patricia A. McKillip:
The Alphabet of Thorn
In the Forest of the Serre
Harrowing the Dragon Ekaterina Sedia:
The Alchemy of Stone
The Secret History of Moscow
Heart of Iron Alastair Reynolds:
Diamond Dogs, Turquoise Days Ian McDonald:
The Ares Express Paul Auster:
Travels in the Scriptorium Alan Dean Foster:
Glory Lane
Icerigger
The Metrognome and Other Stories
Quozl Piers Anthony:
Secret of Spring James P. Blaylock:
The Adventures of Langdon St. Ives
Thirteen Phantasms and Other Stories
The Ebb Tide
The Affairs of Chalk Cliff Angela Carter:
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Fritz Leiber:
The Green Millenium
A Spectre is Haunting Texas Jack Vance:
Galactic Effectuator Shirley Jackson:
Come Along With Me and Other Writings Including "The Lottery"
Hangsaman
The Bird's Nest
The Magic of Shirley Jackson
The Road Through the Wall
The Sundial
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Location: Zagreb | Aleen Steele: Chronospace.
This is the first sentence in his Coyote novel synopsis: "Coyote marks a dramatic new turn in the career of Allen Steele, Hugo Award-winning author of Chronospace."
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Location: SC, USA | Hi Dave, I have a request for my last GMRC book. Robert Silverberg's Tom O Bedlam. I skimmed this list and did not see it, so my apologies if it is already listed as a book to be added.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | @Risbom: I've added those books to the list and will get them in after the new year along with the others. @Rhonda: Here ya go. I like to get the GMRC ones in right away so you can tag them especially now we're getting to the bitter end. 
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Location: SC, USA | Thanks, Dave. I'm furiously reading to make the deadline. I blinked and lost October, November and most of December. Next semester should be more manageable, so I'm looking forward to the new challenge!
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Location: Washington state | I would like to request that "The Gate to Women's Country" by Sheri S. Tepper be added to the database. I'll be reading it in January anyhow and have never read Tepper, so I figured it would be an excellent way for me to begin the 2013 challenge. |
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | Since you’re looking to add more women authors as part of the new challenge, here are a couple I’d like to include, but that don’t seem to be in the database: Margaret St. Clair was a prolific genre writer from the mid-‘40s through the ‘70s. I came across her stories browsing issues of F&SF and Galaxy from the early ‘50s. The quality of the prose and the strange moody tone caught my attention. I might try The Best of Margaret St. Clair or the novel Agent of the Unknown (1956) for the challenge. Francis Stevens (pseudonym of Gertrude Barrows) had a short but influential career in the pre-Gernsback pulps during the late 1910s and early ‘20s. The Citadel of Fear is one of Cawthorn and Moorcock’s 100 Best fantasy novels (and is the one I’d like to add for the challenge), and The Heads of Cerberus has been cited as possibly the first parallel/alternate world novel. Also one of Cawthorn/Moorcock’s 100 Best is Black Magic (1909), by Marjorie Bowen, a picturesque medieval Gothic novel about a cross-dressing antichrist Pope (!), that I read a couple of months ago and could add a review of. |
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Location: SC, USA | Could you add Deborah Harkness' A Discovery of Witches and Shadow of Night? I think that I might read the first book for the WoGF. Thanks, Rhonda |
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That will help get you all started! Now I'm off to drink in the new year. Cheers! |
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Location: SC, USA | Excellent! Thanks, Dave. |
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Location: SC, USA | Scott Laz - 2012-12-31 12:33 AM Also one of Cawthorn/Moorcock’s 100 Best is Black Magic (1909), by Marjorie Bowen, a picturesque medieval Gothic novel about a cross-dressing antichrist Pope (!), that I read a couple of months ago and could add a review of. Yeah, I have to read that one! |
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Location: Washington state | Thanks for the books update...and Happy New Year to everyone. |
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Location: Rockford, IL | With the Women's Challenge starting now you might want to add the rest of Patricia Briggs' and Katharine Kerr's books and you are completely missing C.E. Murphy and Mercedes Lackey, both of whom have lots of good books out.
--Kerry aka Trouble
ETA: Also missing are Michelle Sagara/Michelle West ( she publishes under both married and maiden names), Jennifer Fallon, Kim Harrison, Patricia Bray, Carol Berg, Rachel Caine.
No wonder my list of women authors I have read was so tiny - you are missing a lot of the ones on my shelves.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | @controuble: Welcome to WWEnd and the WoGF Reading Challenge! I'm glad you found us even if you've found us wanting  Yeah, the only downside to this challenge is that it pretty much shows up how many women authors we don't have in our database. ;( But hey, that's part of why we're doing it in the first place. We're committed to adding a minimum of 100 new women authors to our site this year and your list will certainly be in that number. Some of those authors I don't recognize but Mercedes Lackey and C. E. Murphy are palm to the head obvious omissions that make me cringe for their absence. Not the first time that has happened nor will it be the last. (We somehow had bypassed Douglas Adams for years before someone pointed it out to us!) We'll get around to all these as time permits but Lackey and Murphy I'll move to the top of the list after the books we have in train are added. If there is an author you're going to read right now for January let me know and I'll get them in sooner so you can tag them. Cheers! |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Thanks, but I tagged my 12 - funny thing is that 11 of them are already sitting in my TBR piles. Yes, plural. They are new-to-me women authors that were recommended by people I know, so I just marked those books as Owned and On My Reading List.
A couple more for you - Charlaine Harris, Faith Hunter, Jody Lynn Nye - on my shelves, not in your DB.
Three of Tanya Huff's series seem to be missing, too - the Quarters books, the Keeper books, and the newest Gale books.
Laura Anne Gilman's Cosa Nostradamus books and the follow-on Paranormal Scene Investigations books.
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Location: The Netherlands | So when are you going to let people do some data entry for you Dave? You can't possibly keep this up by yourself :P |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Some more d'uh for you - Sherwood Smith and Phyllis Irene Radford in all her persona (C.F.Bentley, P.R.Frost, Irene Radford)
Another new on you might want to add later - Barbara Ashford.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | valashain - 2013-01-01 12:20 PM So when are you going to let people do some data entry for you Dave? You can't possibly keep this up by yourself :P The writing is on the wall. I'm talking with the crew to see what we can do to speed up that project. Some of the interface is already built but there is a bunch of coding to go still to make it functional. Nothing like a pressing need to force a project through! |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Your poor database does not seem to know that Rosemary & Rue by Seanan McGuire is the first book in a series. The series is called October Daye and the next books are A Local Habitation, An Artificial Night, Late Eclipses, One Salt Sea. Ashes of Honor and coming in September will be The Chimes at Midnight. The third book in the Newsflesh Trilogy is called Blackout. Her newest series is Incryptid; the first book is called Discount Armageddon and the next will be out in March called Midnight Blue-Light Special.
I tried to use the Submit Series Details link but it evidently does not work from Chrome.
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Location: Washington state | It's not about a book to add, but I wasn't sure where else to report this. Valerie Martin, author of "Mary Reilly," is listed in your database as Valerie MartinG. I am reading this book for a group read in a couple of months, so I figured I might as well tag it for the challenge, too, which led me to notice her misspelled name. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | @controuble: We'll get Seanan McGuire updated. Thanks for the info. Could has sworn we had Blackout already in there.... The submit series info link is just an email link that should launch your default email. Not sure why your Chrome would not like it. I use Chrome and it pulls up my gmail just fine. You can right click the link and "Copy email address" to paste into your email client to get around it. @Tantara: I fixed Valerie Martin's name. Thanks for pointing it out! |
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Riders of Leviathan by Ann Tonsor Zeddies
Wonders of the Invisible World by Patricia A. McKillip
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Location: Rockford, IL | There are three more books in Barbara Hambly's James Asher Cronicles series: Traveling With the Dead, Blood Maidens, and The Magistrates of Hell.
Your list of Anne McCaffrey books is woefully thin - would you like a complete list? I think I have them all.
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Location: Rockford, IL | Lynn Flewelling is also missing from your list.
She wrote the Tamir trilogy and the Nightrunner series.
Kate Elliot's newer books are also missing - The Crossroads trilogy and the Spritwalker trilogy.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | abebooks.com has just blogged a top 50 essential SF book list.
http://www.abebooks.com/books/features/50-essential-science-fiction...
I've already looked and there are a few books on the list we don't have in the database.
Just adding those few would be lodes easier than the whole thing as a new list but that's your call.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones would be good selection. She's a bit thin in the database. |
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Location: Rockford, IL | I still don't see Michelle Sagara (Chronicles of Elantra series, Queen of the Dead series) / Michelle West (Huntbrothers, Sun Sword series, House War series) in your list of women writers. Seems a shame to be missing such an excellent and prolific writer. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | We haven't gotten around to all the book/author requests yet but we're working on them. For WoGF books/authos we're paying more attention to the thread dedicated to them than to this thread which is for general book requests. I've got all these on the to do list. If there is one you are reading or will be reading next for the challenge let us know in the other thread and we'll move them up the list. Thanks for the requests and for your patience. |
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Location: Suzhou, China | Michael Swanwick is listed with several novels already, but is also (or even more) famous for his award-winning short stories. Please add these collections:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2894583-the-best-of-michael-swan...
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1104759.The_Dog_Said_Bow_Wow
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/243853.Tales_of_Old_Earth
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Location: UK | @ Galleyangel.I am a huge fan of Diana Wynne Jones.Lots of her so called juvenile stuff is very enjoyable for adults too,like the Howls Moving Castle sequence.Have you ever come across her Rough Guide to Fantasy book,the Hugo non fiction winner? It purports to be a guide to Fantasyland,but is really a wicked sendup of all the fantasy tropes/cliches.There must have been a lot of red faced authors if they read this book.Great stuff! Wynne Jones was massively popular in the UK,and it was so sad when she died in 2011.I would definitely recommend her as a witty and original writer for both children and adults. |
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Location: Zagreb | I know you are busy with WoGF, but I just found and picked the book in library.
I'm not sure if this book won any award, and translation to english is pretty new (2010) and it's famous thanks to computer game. The book is: Dmitry Glukhovsky, Metro 2033.
Its about Moscow Metro after nuclear holocaust.
Here is a goodread link:
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7942042-metro-2033
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| The Gate Thief, by Orson Scott Card (Mithermages #2), sequel to The Lost Gate
I'll be writing a short review for it in the next few days. Ditto for:
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Ruins, by Orson Scott Card (Pathfinder Series #1)
Impulse, by Steven Gould (Jumper Series #3)
Earth Unaware, by Orson Scott Card (Formic Wars Series #1)
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Location: Canada | Delighted to see the number of female genre writers in the database increasing, and happy to see this take priority.
Hopefully you will soon get around to the missing Katharine Kerr novels I noted several months back. I appreciate it is a lot of work that you do.
Disappointed, however, that what seems like the entire bibliography of new authors with no awards nominations seems to get uploaded ahead of missing books from multiple award winners (Card, Niven, etc) that I also noted along with the Kerr novels (thanks for uploading Niven's Children of earth series, though). Also, Vernor Vinge's "Tatya Grimm's World" and "The Witling" are very good reads.
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Location: SC, USA | The third in Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London series is Whispers Underground. Oh, and, the first book, Rivers of London has an alternate U. S. title--Midnight Riot. |
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Location: Zagreb | Many thnx for adding Metro 2033, although I was not so happy with this book.
Still waiting for Anderson "Corridors of time" and Robinson "Icehenge", "Best of..." and "Escape from Katmadnu".
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Location: scotland | Could the following Dean Koontz novels be added. I have read these and they are my favourite novels of his not in the database. I will then add reviews for all of them and I would recommend all of these.
Watchers.
From the Corner of his Eye.
Intensity.
Icebound.
The Face.
Seize the Night. (This is the follow up to Fear Nothing. The series is called Moonlight Bay.)
There are many others I would like to see added. He has written 50-60 novels. But these are the one's I would to submit my reviews for.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Well, we've been busy with the WoGF additions including the Katherint Kerr books but I didn't want to continue neglecting these requests. Here's a bunch of recent additions, some from this thread and some from email requests etc. I just posted a ton of books by women authors in the other thread if you want to see those too. Enjoy!
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Location: Virginia | There are two China Mieville books still not on the website, which is surprising. His first novel King Rat and a collections of short stories called Looking for Jake. |
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Paizo's Planet Stories - http://paizo.com/planetStories
Ballantine Adult Fantasy Series http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballantine_Adult_Fantasy_series
Bison Frontiers of Imagination http://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu/Catalog/ProductSearch.aspx?Extende... |
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A. Merritt: The Face in the Abyss (1931)
John Bellairs: The Face in the Frost (1969)
Lloyd Alexander: The Book of Three (1964), The Black Cauldron (1965), The Castle of Llyr (1966), Taran Wanderer (1967), The High King (1968), The Foundling and Other Tales of Prydain (1973)
Richard Harris: Fatherland (1992)
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A Man Rides Through (1987)
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| Okay sorry if this list gets a little long -- I just started using BookTrackr yesterday so it's all very fresh in my mind!
Alice Bradley Sheldon -- I'm wondering if she should be listed as Tiptree? just cause probably that' the name most people will be looking for, not Sheldon.
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Her Smoke Rose Up Forever
Star Songs of an Old Primate
Brightness Falls from the Air
Crown of Stars
The Starry Rift
Out of the Everywhere and Other Stories
Byte Beautiful
Joanna Russ -- We Who Are About To...
Markus Zuzak -- The Book Thief may or may not count as SpecFic, depending on how you look at it. It's got a personification of death? So that's something
Orson Scott Card:
Wyrms
Hart's Hope
Keeper of Dreams (short story collection)
Maps in a Mirror (short story collection)
The Worthing Saga
Pastwatch: The Redemption of Christopher Columbus
Songmaster
Treasure Box
Homebody
Enchantment
Magic Street
Ellen Klages -- Portable Childhoods
Tamora Pierce
The Song of the Lioness Quartet: Alanna: The First Adventure, In the Hand of the Goddess, The Woman Who Rides Like a Man, Lioness Rampant
The Immortals series: Wild Magic, Wolf-Speaker, Emperor Mage, The Realms of the Gods
Protector of the Small Quartet: First Test, Page, Squire, Lady Night
Tricksters duology: Trickster's Choice, Trickster's Queen
Circle of Magic: Sandry's Book, Tris's Book, Daja's Book, Briar's Book
The Circle Opens: Magic Steps, Street Magic, Cold Fire, Shatterglass
The Will of the Empress
Melting Stones
Diana Wynne Jones
Chrestomanci series: Charmed Life, The Magicians of Caprona, Witch Week, The Lives of Christopher Chant, Mixed Magics, Conrad's Fate, The Pinhoe Egg
Dalemark Quartet: The Spellcoats, Cart and Cwidder, Drowned Ammet, Crown of Dalemark
Derkholm series: Dark Lord of Derkholm, Year of the Griffin
Sylvia Engdahl -- Enchantress from the Stars
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | To update the Foreigner series:
Protector by C. J. Cherryh (Book 14, out earlier this year)
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Location: UK | Protector? Wasn't there already one called that?
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | @Nefario: I actually thought the same thing as I was requesting it. I had to look it up to make sure. I've just read through the whole series in rapid succession and have almost no idea which pieces of the series go with each book title (except for Explorer, my favorite so far). Precursor and Pretender have been used, but Protector is the one that just came out. As I write this, I can't even remember the title of the one I'm on now, but I know it's book 13, the first of the fifth trilogy (!). But I'm enjoying it, so what the hell... |
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| This series is so old the latest should probably be called Pacemaker. |
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| Could you add the sequel to Cory Doctorow's "Little Brother" it's called "Homeland". Thanks. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Looks like my request was in the wrong place, so I'll add it again here.
Can you add Nalo Hopkinson's Sister Mine to the database? I want to read it for the WoGFchallenge.
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Location: Virginia | Kim Stanley Robinson has a new book out: Shaman. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | The Brief History of the Dead - Kevin Brockmeier, no hurry, just whenever, I know you have your hands full with the WOGF requests. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | So, it's been a while since we got a batch of these done for you guys but we finally have some new books for you:                                    We also just added a bunch of new books for the WoGF reading challenge so there are some book requests from this thread, for books by women authors, that ended up over there. It was just easier to split along the gender line than to search through this thread for them. Happy reading! |
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Been using the the site for quite sometime now. This will be my first post. I have always had good recommendations from lists and compilations that people post online for Scifi books. The books included in these lists might give users more exposure to a wider variety of sci fi.
http://io9.com/5254742/10-greatest-libertarian-science-fiction-stor...
http://listverse.com/2008/04/18/top-10-obscure-but-superb-science-f...
http://listverse.com/2008/08/13/15-memorable-alien-races-in-science...
http://listverse.com/2007/08/18/top-15-great-science-fiction-books/
http://listverse.com/2009/02/12/10-great-post-apocalyptic-science-f...
http://theweeklyansible.tumblr.com/post/20777236577/50-sci-fi-fanta...
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| Creatures of Light and Darkness, by Roger Zelazny
What Dreams May Come, by Richard Matheson.
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I must have been bored so I did a bit of research and found some missing books you can add to the Easton Press list:
Found on current ebay auctions:
The Mysterious Island
The Engines of God
Virtual Death
These below were on the Easton press website:
Lensman saga - first six only, no Masters of the Vortex
The Land that Time Forgot trilogy
The Land that Time Forgot by Burroughs
The People that Time Forgot by Burroughs
Out of Time's Abyss by Burroughs
They Walk Among Us series
Who Goes There? by Campbell
The Puppet Masters by Heinlein
The Midwich Cuckoos by Wyndham
The Man who Fell to Earth by Tevis
The Invasion of the Body Snatchers by Finney
At the Earth's Core by Burroughs
You might also consider:
American Gods
She
Easton has an edition for these two out, but they're listed under fantasy. But since they're in the database anyway...
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | To continue with Easton press:
The Riddle-Master of Hed by Mckillip has a easton press edition, it's listed as a 1998 production.
The Millennium Blues by Gunn, in 2001
The Professor Challenger Series, all three books have been done by Easton Press as a matched set, 2005
The Lost World, The Poison Belt and The Land of Mists
Magician Apprentice / Magician Master by Feist were done in 1998 as a single book. |
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| According to those nice Amazon people there is a new Priscilla Hutchins' novel (Jack McDevitt's Academy series) called Starhawk. Let the Nebula logrolling commence. |
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| In your series listing of Gordon R. Dickson's Dorsai series you have The Final Encyclopedia as book 5. It's actually book 7 you are missing The Spirit of Dorsai (1979) and Lost Dorsai (1980). |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | pauljames - 2012-10-06 10:00 AM
I would like to see - Seize the night by Dean Koontz
This is the follow-up to - Fear nothing
I love these books. I wish he had continued on with the series, how can anyone say "evil Monkey" and not smile. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | justifiedsinner - 2013-11-11 2:40 PM In your series listing of Gordon R. Dickson's Dorsai series you have The Final Encyclopedia as book 5. It's actually book 7 you are missing The Spirit of Dorsai (1979) and Lost Dorsai (1980). Both of those are short story collections and we're only listing the novels in the series right now. No reason we can't put them in though. We're on it.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | How about a new batch of books? Somehow we missed Steven Brust the last few years so we've made amends by adding damn near all his books. I've heard people describe Robert Reed as under-appreciated and I think I have to agree. If you've not read his work before, check out these new books from him.                                        We also added a bunch of new books and authors for the WoGF that you can see over here. Happy reading.
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Location: scotland | How about a new series.
Dean Koontz's Frankenstein(5 books). |
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | Robert Reed has a new one called Greatship. And a couple of recent reads: David Lindsay: The Haunted Woman A. E. Van Vogt: The Weapon Shops of Isher |
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | "The Weapon Shops of Isher is the sequel to the The Weapon Makers."
True! And I should know better than to request an incomplete series! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Hey, how about some more books? We've been adding these in the last several weeks but I never dumped them here for you guys to see. Last time we caught up with Steven Brust, this time we're talkin' a whole lotta John Barnes and a couple Michael Moorcock series that were sorely lacking along with lots of other authors. Enjoy! Oh, there's a bunch more over in the WoGF request thread too.
                                               
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Location: Beaverton, Oregon, USA | Hi,
I posted in the wrong place so I'm posting again here. Can you add Sorcery and Cecelia by Patricia C Wrede & Caroline Stevermer for the WOGF challenge? |
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | Gene Wolfe has a new one: The Land Across |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | The Wild Wood by Charles de Lint
The War of the Flowers by Tad Williams
The Dreaming Tree by C.J. Cherryh (an omnibus edition of the Arafel duology - The Dreamstone and The Tree of Swords & Jewels) |
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| I'm currently reading "Juniper" by Monica Furlong (the second book in a trilogy; the first one is "Wise Child," the third is "Colman".
I've also got Elizabeth Bear's "Shattered Pillars," the sequel to "Range of Ghosts," which is currently listed as a non-series work. |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Elizabeth Bear's Promethean Age series: Blood and Iron, Whiskey and Water, Ink and Steel. Hell and Earth
Anne Bishop's Tir Alainn series: The Pillars of the World, Shadows and Light, The House of Gaian
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| For the In Translation reading challenge, please add The Cusanus Game by Wolfgang Jeschke.
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| Hallo,
So sorry to be such a bother right off, but here is a list of young adult authors I am planning to read for that challenge. None of them were found in the book tracker.
Is there any way I could help with adding them & others as I suspect with these multiple challenges going on- you will get lots more of these requests. I read in forum of plan to streamline requests with a form- that should help some. If there is anything I can do- donating a bit of time typing up stuff or? glad to help support the site if I am able.
Marissa Meyers CINDER
Michelle Hodkins THE EVOLUTION OF MARA DYER
Melissa Wests GRAVITY
Myra McEntires HOURGLASS
Veronica RossisUNDER THE NEVER SKY
Marissa MeyersCINDER
Lauren OliversPANDEMONIUM
Hugh Howey WOOL
Pinkwater, Daniel Manus, Alan Mendelsohn, the Boy from Mars
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could you please add the books Silence and Touch by Michelle Sagara - they are the first two books in her new series Queen of the Dead. I want to use Touch as part of the Read the Sequel challenge (and Silence would fit well into both the 2014WoGF and The Book of Ones series.)
Thank you,
Kerry aka Trouble
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Location: Beaverton, Oregon, USA | Can you add Clifford D Simak's "Shakespeare's Planet"?
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Location: scotland | Can you add Fluke by James Herbert. Also can you add Coldheart Canyon by Clive barker. Ihave these books and would like to read them as part of the RYO challenge.
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could you please add Kalimpura by Jay Lake as book 3 of his Green Universe series. Thank you.
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Location: Middle TN, USA | There is absolutely no hurry with these requests because I already have 12 YA books on that challenge and 9 on my Grandmaster so whenever you get to these is fine.
"Stonehenge Gate" - Jack Williamson
"Haunted" - James Herbert
"Ladies Night" - Jack Ketchum
As I said I have months of reading already set up so no hurry I won't need them until October at the earliest. Thanks in advance.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can you please add Life on the Preservation by Jack Skillingstead and Pitch Green by The Brothers Washburn?
Thanks!
And Into the Black (Odyssey One) by Evan Currie?
Thanks again!
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Everything by Kevin Brockmeier that is not already in the database. And Yellowcake by Margo Lanagan. |
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Location: UK | There are a lot of excellent books suitable for the YA challenge to be found on the MythSoc Award pagesIts a pity only the adult award books were listed on WWEnd last year.
Anyway,here are a few that I would like for my YA challenge;
Franny Billingsley - The Folk Keeper
Shannon Hale - The Goose Girl
Marissa Meyer - Cinder
Marissa Meyer - Scarlet
Laini Taylor - Days of Blood and Starlight
Gail Carson Levine - Ella Enchanted
Polly Shulman - TheGrimm Legacy
Salman Rushdie - Haroun and the Sea of Stories
David Almond - Skellig
Peter Dickinson - The Ropemaker
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Location: UK | Amanda Stevens produced a highly rated urban fantasy/horror series,The Graveyard Queen series,comprising
The Restorer
The Kingdom
The Prophet
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Survival Instinct
Adaptive Instinct
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Dlw28 - 2014-01-14 8:43 PM Author requests ok too?? Yes they are... so long as they are traditionally published authors. We are not taking self/indie published authors at this time. We simply have too many authors and books to add and we have to make cuts somewhere.
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Location: Neither here...nor there | A few authors that write magical realism:
Karen Russell: Vampires in the Lemon Grove, St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves, Swamplandia!
Aimee Bender: The Girl in the Flammable Skirt, The Color Master, Willful Creatures, An Invisible Sign of My Own, The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake
Ramona Ausubel: A Guide to Being Born, No One Is Here Except All of Us
Also, Jeanette Winterson is not in the database. Two of her novels: Sexing the Cherry and The Passion qualify as magical realism (I think). And The Stone Gods is sci-fi. |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Queen Victorias Book of Spells, a short story anthology edited by Ellen Datlow and Terry Windling |
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| Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman
The Lifecycle of Software Objects by Ted Chiang
The Merchant and the Alchemist's Gate by Ted Chiang
Stories of Your Life and Others by Ted Chiang
The Summer Prince by Alaya Dawn Johnson
The Birthday of the World and Other Stories by Ursula K. Le Guin
The Diploids and Other Flights of Fancy by Katherine MacLean
Finnikin of the Rock by Melina Marchetta
Wolf Brother by Michelle Paver
Jagannath by Karin Tidbeck |
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| Could you flag Neil Gaiman's Coraline as Fantasy. It's in the Juvenile Fantasy sub-genre so I think it qualifies. Thanks. |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman is also not coming up as fantasy.
And a few more requests:
Under the Poppy by Kathe Koja
Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin
The Empire of Ice Cream and The Drowned Life by Jeffrey Ford |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Coraline and Neverwhere have been updated. Our current request list is sitting at 207 books. That includes a lot of series books that go along with the individual requests since we prefer to put the whole seies in at the same time. That way we won't have to come back later to fill in the gaps. So that's after less than 10 days since we launched the RYO. We're going to be a bit slow getting to all these because we're still working on new features for the challenge etc. but we'll get there. |
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| Wow! Tons of work ahead for you all.
Just wondering if there is a list already in place for authors of color. It would be helpful for the challenge of that name. Thanks! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Dlw28 - 2014-01-16 9:36 AM Wow! Tons of work ahead for you all. Just wondering if there is a list already in place for authors of color. It would be helpful for the challenge of that name. Thanks! Determining race for our 1,441 authors is not so easily done and woe to he who gets it wrong for just one author! We decided to go around that minefield and leave it to our members to decide for themselves who is and who isn't an author of color. We only track author gender because that's a simple either or option and it was essential to make the WoGF work and to help us work on our gender balance. And THAT was dicey enough for us! You wouldn't believe some of the negative reactions we had to deal with. I can only imagine the drek storm that would come from even simple mistakes regarding race and color issues. |
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| Administrator - 2014-01-16 11:27 AM
We only track author gender because that's a simple either or option and it was essential to make the WoGF work and to help us work on our gender balance.
Usually either/or. I know of at least one SFF author who identifies as neither male nor female (Raphael Carter, who wrote the Tiptree Award-winning short story "'Congenital Agenesis of Gender Ideation' by K.N. Sirsi and Sandra Botkin"). Which isn't at all to imply that I disagree with tracking author gender on this site! It's great to have the list of women authors as a resource, and even better that WWEnd values and promotes female-authored works. I just thought it important to point out that even as "simple" a matter of identity as gender can get complicated for some people.
And re: authors of color, I know I have a bunch of offsite lists saved in my (sadly disorganized) bookmarks that could help participants in that challenge. I'll try to dig those up soon and post the links in the forums.
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Please feel free to put my request to the bottom of the list. I have plenty to read already without worrying about 3 books. I'm sure people understand and appreciate all the work you and your people do to maintain this site, and if they don't than this is their problem! Thanks for the amazing work you do! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Jain - 2014-01-16 11:40 AM Usually either/or. I know of at least one SFF author who identifies as neither male nor female (Raphael Carter, who wrote the Tiptree Award-winning short story "'Congenital Agenesis of Gender Ideation' by K.N. Sirsi and Sandra Botkin" . Which isn't at all to imply that I disagree with tracking author gender on this site! It's great to have the list of women authors as a resource, and even better that WWEnd values and promotes female-authored works. I just thought it important to point out that even as "simple" a matter of identity as gender can get complicated for some people. And re: authors of color, I know I have a bunch of offsite lists saved in my (sadly disorganized ) bookmarks that could help participants in that challenge. I'll try to dig those up soon and post the links in the forums. Of course you're right that even gender is not always simple! We have Raphael Carter on the site marked male. We mark authors M or F based on name, photo evidence and what we find online from their web sites etc. but certainly we could have missed others as well. We have at least one gender switch on the site: Poppy Z. Brite is now Billy Martin. We have Poppy as female because she wrote her books when she was female. If he(now) wrote a new book we'd probably create a new author record for Billy Martin and mark him male and link the authors to each other in the bio blurbs. I'm glad you have some lists to share because I'm sure they'll be helpful. Thanks!
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Administrator - 2014-01-16 9:18 AM Our current request list is sitting at 207 books. That includes a lot of series books that go along with the individual requests since we prefer to put the whole seies in at the same time. That way we won't have to come back later to fill in the gaps. So that's after less than 10 days since we launched the RYO. We're going to be a bit slow getting to all these because we're still working on new features for the challenge etc. but we'll get there.
Thank you....for everything! The Powers That Be at this site are rockity! :cool:
Also. Could you mark Black Wine by Candas Jane Dorsey as "fantasy"? Please and thank you.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Over at the ISFDB.org, when I was looking up mack reynolds (looking backwards from the year 2000) I noticed that it has a sequel: Equality: In the year 2000. They're listed as the Julian West books. Oh my, the tidying of the database is never done. |
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| Am I blind? I don't see Helene Wecker's the Golem and the Jinni!
Coming in May with lots of good press is The Girl in the Road |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Dlw28 - 2014-01-16 10:52 PM Coming in May with lots of good press is The Girl in the Road
"The Girl in the Road melds the influences of Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaiman, and Erin Morgenstern for a dazzling debut."
O my G! Must read! Thanks for making me aware of it. |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could you please add the last two books of Elizabeth Moon's Paladin's Legacy series - Limits of Power and Crown of Renewal.
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Location: Washington state | I'd appreciate it if you could add "Babayaga" by Toby Barlow and "Lexicon" by Max Barry. Both authors are already in the database, but not these (their most recent) books. Thanks! |
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| Ah! Okay. I found the request thread. Oh dear admin what I would like best of all to complete my challenge is:
Andrei Platanov
The Foundation Pit
(It would be vunderful)
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Location: Neither here...nor there | New Amsterdam and The Chains That You Refuse by Elizabeth Bear. (And everything else by her that is missing as well but those are the two I need for RYO.) Thankies! |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | DrNefario - 2014-01-21 8:25 AM
I was looking at New Amsterdam for Elizabeth Bear, too.
Doesn't it sound yummy? Steampunk and non-sparkly vampires! And the cover art? Fantastic! |
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Location: UK | Well, more importantly, it sounded cheap. On the UK Kindle store, at least, it seems to be Bear's cheapest full-length book, along with its sequel Garrett Investigates. |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | The Third Bear by Jeff Vandermeer.
Also, the database lists Finch by Vandermeer as a non-series work. It's actually book 3 of the Ambergris series, the first two books being The City of Saints & Madmen and Shriek: An Afterword (neither of which are in the database). |
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| Bear's New Amsterdam series is quite good, with my favorite being the third book in the series, The White City. Garrett Investigates would probably be considered the fifth book in the series and is a collection of short stories featuring a side character from the third and forth books in the series. Some challenge requests are as follows: The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All and Other Stories by Laird Barron
Turbulence by Samit Basu The Lord of Opium by Nancy Farmer (sequel to The House of the Scorpion)
The World of the End by Ofir Touche Gafla I Travel by Night by Robert R. McCammon Vicious by V. E. Schwab Luminous Chaos by Jean-Christophe Valtat (sequel to Aurorarama) Thanks! |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could you please add the latest book in the Jane Yellowrock series to Faith Hunter's list - It's called Black Arts.
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Location: Rockford, IL | Also, the latest from Barbara Hambly - The Kindred of Darkness - it's the 5th of the James Asher series.
Thank you.
Never mind - I found it. Sorry. 
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Under the Poppy by Kathe Koja
Black Opera by Mary Gentle
The Accursed by Joyce Carol Oates
Possession by A.S. Byatt
The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker |
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Two authors/books I was hopping to add to my reading challenge for the 2014 Speculative Fiction by Authors of Color Challenge don't seem to be available right now.
"The Lives of Tao" by Wesley Chu
"Nexus" by Ramez Naam
also, each of these books has a sequel - "The Deaths of Tao" and "Crux". |
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| HRO - 2014-01-27 6:09 PM
Under the Poppy by Kathe Koja
Black Opera by Mary Gentle
The Accursed by Joyce Carol Oates
Possession by A.S. Byatt
The Golem and the Jinni by Helene Wecker
I'm not sure I'd classify Possession as fitting any of the genres covered by WWE. Similar in structure to The French Lieutenant's Woman it is a literary detective novel with two modern day academics researching the possible affair between two Victorian poets.
It is a wonderful book, however. If you haven't read it I'd also recommend Byatt's "The Children's Book" based on the life of children's author Edith Nesbitt. |
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Location: Neither here...nor there | justifiedsinner - 2014-01-28 10:12 AM I'm not sure I'd classify Possession as fitting any of the genres covered by WWE. Similar in structure to The French Lieutenant's Woman it is a literary detective novel with two modern day academics researching the possible affair between two Victorian poets. It is a wonderful book, however. If you haven't read it I'd also recommend Byatt's "The Children's Book" based on the life of children's author Edith Nesbitt.
This post on the Tor blog says that it could be considered fantasy because it includes folk and fairy tales.
Also, both this site and this one include Possession in a list of recommended reading for the gaslamp fantasy subgenre.
Additionally, I've seen several comparisons between Possession and Mortal Love by Elizabeth Hand (which is in the database). For example, there is this quote on Hand's website: " Mortal Love contains numerous echoes of A.S. Byatt's Possession."
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| Well that's their opinion but I don't see that writing about somebody who writes about fairies is the same as writing about fairies. The fantasy in the book is subsidiary to the main plot which is highly literary as are all Byatt's novels. It is more commonly described as a detective novel or in some places as a adultery novel.
The actual writing about fairies and folktales is in the form of poems as Byatt emulates the work of her two Victorian characters. These are loosely based on Christina Rossetti (The Goblin Market) and Alfred Tennyson (Idylls of the King). The main point of introducing such work is to evince Victorian sensibilities they were quite obsessed with mythology and fairytales all the while they were sending their children to work in mines and sweatshops.
I have no objection to adding the book. It is up to the administrator after all but adding it would, I think, greatly expand the guidelines of what can be added to the site. I'm surprised the blogger didn't mention Byatt's "The Children's Book" which I alluded to above. Edith Nesbitt was a Children's author who wrote about magic a subject which she knew very well as she was a member of the Golden Dawn Society with Alastair Crowley and W. B. Yeats. The book contains several instances of these tales as well as recounting an incident where one of her children escapes to the forest and tries to turn into a fox as per David Garnett's novel "Lady into Fox". If you would allow "Possession" then I think "The Children's Book" would be equally valid. Perhaps the blogger has not gotten around to it yet.
I guess when you are dealing with meta-fiction of this nature the question becomes how many meta levels you are prepared to encompass before the genre becomes too dilute.
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Location: Neither here...nor there | You make a valid counter-argument. Of course, there are other books on the site that could be questioned (she says, pointing at the Guardian list).
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I just finished reading Down These Strange Streets, which is edited by George RR Martin. Could you please add it to the Worlds Without End database and then the Short Story Challenge list?
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Location: SC, USA | Here are some from my my TBR pile that I'd love to be added when you can:
The Five Fates by Harlan Ellison, et. al
The Simultaneous Man by Ralph Blum
Somerset Dreams by Kate Wilhelm
Also, would you see if you think The Meaning of Night by Michael Cox and The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova belong in the database? They might be too mainstream. ☺
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Location: CA | Annihilation: Book One of the Southern Reach Trilogy - Jeff VanderMeer
http://www.amazon.ca/Annihilation-Book-Southern-Reach-Trilogy-ebook...
Apparently this already has a movie deal!?!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | You have Brian Aldiss' Frankenstein Unbound in the database already, so I thought maybe his Dracula Unbound should be in here as well. Companion books. I'm sure someone could use it for one of the challenges. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Could you add Steven Erikson's Forge of Darkness, book one in his Kharkanas Trilogy? |
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Location: The Netherlands | Could you add Steven Erikson's Forge of Darkness, book one in his Kharkanas Trilogy? |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can you add Great North Road by Peter F. Hamilton? Thanks! |
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| Well this is a request but not for a book. The book , Jirel of Joiry, but after putting it on my reading list there are only two of my three challenges listed. Women authors of genre is missing. Can you help with this please? Thanks |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Dlw28 - 2014-02-17 10:02 PM Well this is a request but not for a book. The book , Jirel of Joiry, but after putting it on my reading list there are only two of my three challenges listed. Women authors of genre is missing. Can you help with this please? Thanks The WoGF disappeared from your list because you've got all 12 spots filled already with other books. You'll have to take one off your list to make room for Jirel of Joiry.
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| The OP says authors that are in the database only, but the author of my favorite fantasy novel ever - who's quite well-established - is missing. What do I do? |
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My request is for Alma Alexander, fantasy writer - books she's written include The Secrets of Jin-Shei, Embers of Heaven, The Hidden Queen, Changer of Days, the Worldweavers series (Y/A), Midnight in the Spanish Gardens, and I'm probably missing a few. |
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- Roberts, Adam - Adam Robots
- Vainonen, Jyrki - The Explorer and Other Stories
- Valente, Catherynne M. - The Bread We Eat in Dreams
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Location: Neither here...nor there | A few authors:
J.V. Jones (Barbed Coil, Book of Words series, Sword of Shadows series)
Steve Erickson (The Sea Came in at Midnight, Tours of the Black Clock, Our Ecstatic Days)
Jen Williams (Copper Promise series)
Anne Kelleher Bush (Power and the Promise series)
Sara Douglass (Wayfarer Redemption trilogy, Axis trilogy, Darkglass Mountain trilogy)
And a couple books:
Crystal Soldier and Crystal Dragon by Sharon Lee
Wheel of the Infinite by Martha Wells
When She Woke by Hillary Jordan
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Gateway Omnibus edition of C.L Moore (including Jirel of Joiry, Northwest of Earth, and Judgment Night) ISBN 9780575119321 pub 2014
Her Smoke Rose Up Forever by James Tiptree SF Masterworks edition ISBN 9781473203242 pub 2014
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | I have a stack of Tor Doubles (novellas and novelettes) that would be great for the Short Fiction Challenge. Few are in the database. I don't know if you want to add them, but I will list them below. If they get added, I may add the Short Fiction Challenge to my list of challenges.
Iceborn - Gregory Benford and Paul A Carter
The Saliva Tree - Brian Aldiss
The Last Castle - Jack Vance
Enemy Mine - Barry B. Longyear
Another Orphan - John Kessel
Seven American Nights - Gene Wolfe
Sailing to Byzantium - Robert Silverberg
Riding the Torch - Norman Spinrad
Tin Soldier - Joan D. Vinge
Cascade Point - Timothy Zahn
Hardfought - Greg Bear
The Girl Who Was Plugged In - James Tiptree, Jr.
Screwtop - Vonda N. McIntyre
Tango Charlie and Foxtrot Romeo - John Varley
The Star Pit - Samuel Delaney
No Truce With Kings - Poul Anderson
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Innocence by Dean Koontz
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North
Lagoon by Nnedi Okorafor
Boy, Snow, Bird by Helen Oyeyemi
Broken Monsters by Lauren Beukes
The Three by Sarah Lotz
The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemison
The Girl in the Road by Monica Byrne
The Galaxy Game by Karen Lord
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The Tales of Aeron series by Patricia Kennealy
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Location: SC, USA | This trilogy could work for several challenges: YA, Fantasy, Faerie, WoGF as well as the trilogy one (obviously, the Ones and the Sequel as well).
Marissa Meyer--(1) Cinder (2) Scarlet and (3) Cress. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can you also add Galactic North by Alastair Reynolds?
I second updating the listing for Judith Tarr. I was going to read Lady of Horses for the WoGF, since I own a "dancing white horse," but it wasn't in the database. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can you also add Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer? Thanks!
And the following by Larry Niven and Edward M. Lerner:
Fleet of Worlds
Juggler of Worlds
Destroyer of Worlds
Betrayer of Worlds
Fate of Worlds
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Location: Neither here...nor there | Lyhhrt Trilogy by Phyllis Gotlieb (Flesh and Gold, Violent Stars, Mindworlds)
The Canadian spec fic award is named for Gotlieb's novel Sunburst. There really should be a more comprehensive listing of her works in the WWEnd database, imo. (It would be great to have the Sunburst as one of the awards on WWEnd, also.) |
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Feeling Very Strange: The Slipstream Anthology
Rewired: The Post-Cyberpunk Anthology
The Secret History of Science Fiction
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Location: UK | Can you please add The Snow by Adam Roberts?
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Location: CA | Likewise I just bought 'Influx' by Daniel Suarez, could you please add it to the catalog? |
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"Engraved on the Eye" collection of short stories by Saladin Ahmed
"Compass Rose" short stories by Ursula Le Guin
"Days of Blood and Starlight" Laini Taylor sequel to Daughter of Smoke and Bone
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Location: UK | I want to add Peter F Hamilton's The Nano Flower to my Second Best challenge,as it was BSFA nominated.However the option of Second Best isnt available on the book page.Can the Second Best challenge be added to the list please? |
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Location: CA | Hey Dusty, it looks like you've filled all of the available spots. You will have to first remove on of the books on your list then you may notice that the option to add returns.
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Location: Beaverton, Oregon, USA | Can you fix the entry for James Blish's "Black Easter: The Day After Judgement"? There were actually two books, "Black Easter or Faust Aleph-Null", which was nominated for the Nebula, and a sequel "The Day After Judgement". The two were combined in one volume called "The Devil's Day".
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Location: Dallas, Texas | spoltz - 2014-03-10 12:05 AM Can you fix the entry for James Blish's "Black Easter: The Day After Judgement"? There were actually two books, "Black Easter or Faust Aleph-Null", which was nominated for the Nebula, and a sequel "The Day After Judgement". The two were combined in one volume called "The Devil's Day". Thanks! Steve Poltz Right you are! I've fixed the entry and I'll get The Day After Judgement added later. Thanks for the heads up.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can you please add The Ring of Five Dragons by Eric Van Lustbader? Thanks! |
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Location: UK | A low priority request:
Available Dark by Elizabeth Hand. This is the sequel to the Shirley Jackson-winning Generation Loss.
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- The Science of Herself by Karen Joy Fowler
- The Finno-Ugrian Vampire by Noémi Szécsi
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Brain Herbert and Anderson are at it again. Their latest is Mentats of Dune. Another one to add to the ever expanding pile. I think if you've gotten all of their Dune books in Hardcover, they'd fill a banker box by now. |
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Location: Beaverton, Oregon, USA | Can you add "The Steel Remains" by Richard K Morgan? This is the first book in his Land Fit For Heroes trilogy. You have the second book, but are missing the first. I'll be reading it for the RYO: LGBT Challenge. Thanks! |
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| DrNefario - 2014-03-08 10:06 AM
Can you please add The Snow by Adam Roberts?
I just bought a used paperback copy and it seems to be good fit for the End of the World RYO.
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Dave - Is there a list of books to add? It would save time having to scroll back work out and dig them out. If we assume that if the people who requested them are Uber Adders they will add them themselves then we only have to worry about the others. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | justifiedsinner - 2014-04-08 6:07 PM Actually, I just saw DrNefrio's name on the list and realized he could have done it himself. Dave - Is there a list of books to add? It would save time having to scroll back work out and dig them out. If we assume that if the people who requested them are Uber Adders they will add them themselves then we only have to worry about the others. There's a thread in the Uber User forum with the running list I was using. It's not complete but it's got a couple hundred books on it to get you started. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | justifiedsinner - 2014-04-08 6:07 PM Actually, I just saw DrNefrio's name on the list and realized he could have done it himself. Dave - Is there a list of books to add? It would save time having to scroll back work out and dig them out. If we assume that if the people who requested them are Uber Adders they will add them themselves then we only have to worry about the others. There's a thread in the Uber User forum with the running list I was using. It's not complete but it's got a couple hundred books on it to get you started. |
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Location: UK | justifiedsinner - 2014-04-09 12:07 AM
Actually, I just saw DrNefrio's name on the list and realized he could have done it himself. I tried to add it yesterday, when it wasn't working, but thanks! |
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Location: UK | AWow! Just saw the massive list of new title additions to WWEnd. Heartfelt thanks to all the staff for the heroic efforts you have made to satisfy all of us with our ceaseless demands to add books to the site. You are heroes!!!!!! |
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Location: SC, USA | Dusty, the uber users were given the power to add books earlier in the week. We can add book records as long as the author and the publisher are already in WWE. Dave is coming behind us adding images. That's the reason that some are blank. So far we've added almost 200 books. We've added a lot from the lists and some from our own personal wish lists we are still organizing our efforts, making lists from this thread and then making lists of what we could not add and why. Dwl28, If you scroll down on the home page, you will see the icons of the recent additions. To the right, you will see a clickable "More". That will show you a scrollable page of new additions. |
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| Rhondak101 - 2014-04-11 7:56 AM
Dusty, the uber users were given the power to add books earlier in the week. We can add book records as long as the author and the publisher are already in WWE. Dave is coming behind us adding images. That's the reason that some are blank. So far we've added almost 200 books. We've added a lot from the lists and some from our own personal wish lists we are still organizing our efforts, making lists from this thread and then making lists of what we could not add and why. Dwl28, If you scroll down on the home page, you will see the icons of the recent additions. To the right, you will see a clickable "More". That will show you a scrollable page of new additions.
Sorry Rhonda, could you clarify what you mean by home page? I'm not seeing anything on the site that shows recent additions. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | justifiedsinner - 2014-04-11 3:21 PM Thanks. It was the index page I was having trouble finding then I spotted it down by the copyright notice. The logo at the top of the page will take you there too.
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Location: SC, USA | Dave, could you please add these authors to the list of authors to add? Ben Loory, Elizabeth Kostova, and E. Nesbit (pen name of Edith Nesbit Bland). They are RYO authors. I want to swap out a few on my challenges. Thanks, Rhonda |
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I can't find The Long Earth by Terry Pratchett. I did find The Long War, which is listed as the second in the The Long Earth series and its description refers to The Long Earth, but The Long Earth isn't listed as the first book in the series and it doesn't show up in a general search. I'd add The Long Earth to my list and write a review of it if I could find it.
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Please add This Perfect Day by Ira Levin. Two of Levin's well known books are here: Rosemary's Baby and The Stepford Wives. This Perfect Day should be here too. If you add the book, I'll add a review.
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Please add Dragon's Egg by Robert L. Forward. Forward wrote a number of SF novels and a couple of SF series. Dragon's Egg is one of my favorite books. If you add Dragons Egg, I'll add a brief review. |
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Location: The Netherlands | I'm afraid Forward is not in the database yet. I'll add him to the list of authors to be added but until the administrators create an entry for him we can't add the book. Might be a bit before we get around to it. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can you add Evan Currie's Odyssey One series - Into the Black, The Heart of Matter, Homeworld, and Out of the Black?
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | How about adding The Shadow War of the Night Dragons, Book One: The Dead City. Prologue by John Scalzi. It's only a short story, do you add those? It was nominated for Hugo in 2012.
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Location: scotland | Have just returned from holiday and seen all the new additions. I have seen about twenty plus books so far that I have read and so can start adding reviews for these. Was most pleased to see all the new additions of James Herbert's books. There was just one of his before, now they are all there. I have read seventeen of them so have many reviews to contribute. Also two of the books I requested for the RYO have been added which is great as I have read them. Thanks. It's great to see so many people involved. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | pauljames - 2014-04-26 10:09 AM Have just returned from holiday and seen all the new additions. I have seen about twenty plus books so far that I have read and so can start adding reviews for these. Was most pleased to see all the new additions of James Herbert's books. There was just one of his before, now they are all there. I have read seventeen of them so have many reviews to contribute. Also two of the books I requested for the RYO have been added which is great as I have read them. Thanks. It's great to see so many people involved. I'm glad you like the new additions to the site. You have our Uber User crew to thank for those. They've put in over 1,000 new books in the last 3 weeks! It's great to see some author bibs filling out, isn't it?
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | I am hearing an audiobook of I Am Legend and Other Stories by Richard Matheson. ISBN 9781433240188. I Am Legend is listed here but without the other stories. I see there are collections of short stories here. Can this book be listed as well as the one without the short stories? |
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | I have on my library wish list The Salmon of Doubt by Douglas Adams. it is described as the Dirk Gently Series, Book 3. WWEnd only has the first two books in this series listed. Can you add this one?
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Location: The Netherlands | And it's up. I haven't listed is as part of a series. It turns out to be a collection of material that also includes Hitchhiker stuff. Also, some editions have a slightly different content than the one I listed (which is the first UK edition). |
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| justifiedsinner - 2014-04-22 10:27 PM
No, we're only handling novels and collections at present. Sorry.
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| FeminineFantastique - 2014-04-27 2:05 PM
justifiedsinner - 2014-04-22 10:27 PM
No, we're only handling novels and collections at present. Sorry.
And also novellas. Has to be said.
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The Wanting Seed by Anthony Burgess
Awake in the Night Land by John C. Wright
The Judge of Ages (Count to the Eschaton: Book 3) by John C. Wright
Heroes Die (The Acts of Caine: Book 1) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Blade of Tyshalle (The Acts of Caine: Book 2) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Caine Black Knife (The Acts of Caine: Book 3) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Iron Dawn (Heart of Bronze: Book 1) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Jericho Moon (Heart of Bronze: Book 2) by Matthew Woodring Stover
And when you're able to add new authors, would it be possible to add the A Song Called Youth trilogy by John Shirley (Eclipse, Eclipse Penumbra, Eclipse Corona) and The Man Who Never Missed (Matador: Book 1) by Steve Perry?
Thanks so much!
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| ninjawish - 2014-04-28 8:35 PM
Would it be possible to add the following:
The Wanting Seed by Anthony Burgess
Awake in the Night Land by John C. Wright
The Judge of Ages (Count to the Eschaton: Book 3) by John C. Wright
Heroes Die (The Acts of Caine: Book 1) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Blade of Tyshalle (The Acts of Caine: Book 2) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Caine Black Knife (The Acts of Caine: Book 3) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Iron Dawn (Heart of Bronze: Book 1) by Matthew Woodring Stover
Jericho Moon (Heart of Bronze: Book 2) by Matthew Woodring Stover
And when you're able to add new authors, would it be possible to add the A Song Called Youth trilogy by John Shirley (Eclipse, Eclipse Penumbra, Eclipse Corona) and The Man Who Never Missed (Matador: Book 1) by Steve Perry?
Thanks so much!
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John C. Wright Awake in the Night Land can't be added yet because it needs the publisher Castalia House added. |
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| Rhondak101 - 2014-04-29 11:37 AM
Ninjawish,
John C. Wright Awake in the Night Land can't be added yet because it needs the publisher Castalia House added.
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| Henry Kuttner's The Dark World
Abraham Merritt's The Face in the Abyss
Richard Harris's Fatherland
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| Wow, that was fast...thanks! One more, The Blue Star by Fletcher Pratt. |
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Location: Beaverton, Oregon, USA | Bstittle,
In this forum, at the bottom of each page, there's a "Toggle e-mail notification". Click it, uncheck the box and click Submit. This should opt you out. I've just done this myself to test on my own account. |
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Location: The Netherlands | ninjawish - 2014-05-03 12:36 AM
Could you guys please add Richard Matheson's Nightmare At 20,000 Feet: Horror Stories By Richard Matheson and Keith Laumer's The Glory Game? Thanks.
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| Sorry, Fatherland was actually written by Robert Harris not Richard Harris...my bad. Though Robert Harris isn't in the database either. |
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| Tim_Eagon - 2014-05-06 10:53 AM
Sorry, Fatherland was actually written by Robert Harris not Richard Harris...my bad. Though Robert Harris isn't in the database either.
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| The Face in the Frost by John Bellairs. A great comic-horror fantasy novel. |
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Location: Paris | I was just going through what I have on my Kindle hoping to add the books here, but I'm finding a lot of them aren't (yet). I also noticed that the short story collections I've searched for aren't here either. And what about poetry? I read a LOT of genre poetry...
So here is what's missing so far:
Brave New Worlds, ed. John Joseph Adams (Short fiction antho)
Bradamant's Quest, Ruth Berman
Black Bradley and the Mercenary Captain, Nathan Boole
Stone Soldiers, C.E. Martin
The Ice Owl, Carolyn Ives Gilman
Cthulhu Mythos Writers Sampler 2013, ed. Conyers, David
Dragon's Fall: Rise of the Scarlet Order, David Lee Summers
Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism, David Nickle
The Dulwich Horror 1927 A New Tale of the Cthulhu Mythos, David Hambling
The Wildman, Rick Hautala
Walk the Fire (1 and 2), John Mierau (short fiction)
Things Slip through, Kevin Lucia (short fiction)
The Lady Astronaut of Mars, Mary Robinette Kowal
Quarter Share; Half Share; Full Share; Double Share; etc. Nathan Lowell
Drink for the Thirst to Come, Lawrence Santoro (short fiction)
Just North of Nowhere, Lawrence Santoro (short fiction)
Monstrosities, Jeremy C. Shipp
The Void, Brett J. Talley
Rising Shadows, Ashley Townsend
The Day after and other stories, Wil Wheaton
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Location: The Netherlands | Divadiane - 2014-05-08 4:53 PM
I was just going through what I have on my Kindle hoping to add the books here, but I'm finding a lot of them aren't (yet). I also noticed that the short story collections I've searched for aren't here either. And what about poetry? I read a LOT of genre poetry...
So here is what's missing so far:
Brave New Worlds, ed. John Joseph Adams (Short fiction antho)
Bradamant's Quest, Ruth Berman
Black Bradley and the Mercenary Captain, Nathan Boole
Stone Soldiers, C.E. Martin
The Ice Owl, Carolyn Ives Gilman
Cthulhu Mythos Writers Sampler 2013, ed. Conyers, David
Dragon's Fall: Rise of the Scarlet Order, David Lee Summers
Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism, David Nickle
The Dulwich Horror 1927 A New Tale of the Cthulhu Mythos, David Hambling
The Wildman, Rick Hautala
Walk the Fire (1 and 2), John Mierau (short fiction)
Things Slip through, Kevin Lucia (short fiction)
The Lady Astronaut of Mars, Mary Robinette Kowal
Quarter Share; Half Share; Full Share; Double Share; etc. Nathan Lowell
Drink for the Thirst to Come, Lawrence Santoro (short fiction)
Just North of Nowhere, Lawrence Santoro (short fiction)
Monstrosities, Jeremy C. Shipp
The Void, Brett J. Talley
Rising Shadows, Ashley Townsend
The Day after and other stories, Wil Wheaton
Let's start there. :-)
I'll have a look at these tonight. I can already tell you Adams is not in the database yet. He is high on my list to add once we get the ability to add authors though. Short fiction can't be added unless it is part of a collection. |
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Location: Paris | Oh, all the ones marked short fiction are either collections or novella/novelette length.
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Location: The Netherlands | Lots of authors not in the database on this list. I found two that could be added.
Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism, David Nickle
The Void, Brett J. Talley
Not much but it's a start. The Gilman one is on my personal list as well but the publisher of that particular novella is not in the database yet. |
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Location: Paris | Awesome! A start is good. Any word on when or if users will be able to add books/authors? And what about Poetry...? |
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| bstittle - 2014-05-08 11:09 PM
Please please please take me off the distribution list for updates to this thread. I have unsubscribed on my control panel - doesn't work. I have toggled the e-mail notification at the bottom of this page, but every day it resets to sending me notifications. Not that the updates are bad updates but they fill my phone and interrupt my work all day long. Please take me off the distribution, please! bstittle@hotmail.com
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Location: Virginia | Piers Anthony wrote tons of genre fiction, not just Xanth books. I'd love to see the Apprentice Adept series and Incarnations of Immortality series added. |
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| I added the first seven books of Incarnations of Immortality. The publisher for the eighth book in the series isn't in the WWE db, so it can't be added yet (apparently, based on the Amazon reviews, it's so bad that Anthony couldn't find a "real" publisher for it...).
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| Book eight is Under a Velvet Cloak (2007). Eight Amazon reviewers give it five stars, 22 give it one star, and 39 give it from two to four stars.
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The entirety of the novel(la) feels as though it were written by Stephanie Meyers, having been told "Do what you've always done, make tons of spelling and grammar mistakes, write it so a 2nd grader doesn't feel challenged but make every single character have sex with every other character. Badly.
In the end notes, he acknowledges that the peak of his success was 15 years ago. It is easy to see why after reading this.
The first several chapters are essentially a paean to pedophilia. I guess some people will read anything...
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Location: The Netherlands | There are plenty of anthologies in the database but John Joseph Adams hasn't been added yet. He's on the list to be added as soon as the uberusers get the ability to do so however. I've read a few of his myself, he always manages to get a good balance in this anthologies. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Sorry for the delays on our end getting the author add/edit function finished. Been traveling for business a lot more lately. More info as we have it. I just added John Joseph Adams. It's bout time we got him in the DB.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Well done, Sir. I've just updated the cover images and his author page. Enjoy!
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Location: Paris | Any news on the rest of my list above? Perhaps Carolyn Ives Gilman and Rick Hautala would be the most famous. You could start there... I guess the problem is the publisher? Phoenix Pick has tons of well-known authors on their roster and is deserving of inclusion here at WWE. Rick Hautala was published by numerous small presses of which Dark Regions Press is probably the most well-known, specializing in Horror and Science Fiction (fiction as well as poetry). DRP would be well worth your while to add.
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Location: The Netherlands | The uber users now have the ability to add authors and publishers, hence today's flood of added books I've been playing around with it and added The Ice Owl by Gillman today. And some other stuff from my own list. I'll come back to this thread soon to see what we can do about the requests here. |
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| Please add "Mammoth" by John Varley. Thanks for all the new additions, folks! |
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Location: UK | I would like to add Michael Bishop's Transfigurations to my Second Best challenge.It was nominated for the BSFA award,and didnt win any other award so qualifies for the challenge.However only Masterworks,Killer Bs and Creature Feature are listed on the book page.Could you add BSFA challenge please?
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Location: UK | Since I wasnt enjoying Peter Hamilton'sNano Flower much,and it is HUGE, I wanted to substitute Bishop's book instead,but I got a visitor just then and obviously hadnt clicked Hamilton off,and when I returned I went straight to Transfigurations to add it,without realizing I hadnt actually got rid of the Hamilton book!So of course I couldntt add it,,so came here uselessly asking for help.Not the first time I have done this on the RYO. Getting old,you know,can only think of,and perform,one thing at a time! Multitasking,or even logical thought,seems to be a thing of the past,so just bear with me,or ignore me,whichever is easier! |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Would one of you wonderful people please add the two newest Jack Campbell books in his The Lost Fleet Beyond the Frontier series.
Guardian and Steadfast.
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| Rhondak101 - 2014-05-16 8:48 AM
Awake in the Night Land added.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | If someone would please add Pitch Green by Berk Washburn and Andy Washburn (YA Horror), I will have completed the Pick and MIx Challenge.
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| daxxh - 2014-05-18 9:37 PM If someone would please add Pitch Green by Berk Washburn and Andy Washburn (YA Horror ), I will have completed the Pick and MIx Challenge. Um - how does that work? The Pick and Mix Challenge is for books from the WWE set of lists, which, by definition, are already on the site...
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| Now that you guys can add authors I'll renew my request to have The Face in the Frost by John Bellairs and Fatherland by Robert Harris added to the db. Thanks! |
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| Tim_Eagon - 2014-05-19 2:29 PM
Now that you guys can add authors I'll renew my request to have The Face in the Frost by John Bellairs and Fatherland by Robert Harris added to the db. Thanks!
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'Major Ingredients: Selected Short Stories by Eric Frank Russell (edited by Rick Katze)? |
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Location: The Netherlands | ManyMoons - 2014-05-20 5:28 PM
How about adding
'Major Ingredients: Selected Short Stories by Eric Frank Russell (edited by Rick Katze)?
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Location: The Netherlands | Dlw28 - 2014-05-21 3:30 AM
Hi-I'd like to renew my request to add Wesley Chu as author of Lives of Tao. Also could you please add Barbara Ehrenreich and her book Kipper's Game? Thanks so much!
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| Just because I'm a completest, here are the rest of the books necessary to have all of the Ballantine Adult Fantasy series in the DB:
The Silver Stallion - James Branch Cabell
Lilith - George MacDonald
Dragons, Elves, and Heroes - Lin Carter, editor
The Young Magicians - Lin Carter, editor
Figures of Earth - James Branch Cabell
The Sorcerer's Ship - Hannes Bok
The High Place - James Branch Cabell
At the Edge of the World - Lord Dunsany
Phantastes - George MacDonald
The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath - HP Lovecraft
Zothique - Clark Ashton Smith
The Shaving of Shagpat - George Meredith
Golden Cities, Far - Lin Carter editor
Beyond the Golden Stair - Hannes Bok
The Boats of the "Glen Carrig" - William Hope Hodgson
The Doom that Came to Sarnath and Other Stories - HP Lovecraft
Something About Eve - James Branch Cabell
Hyperborea - Clark Ashton Smith
Don Rodriguez: Chronicles of Shadow Valley - Lord Dunsany
The Cream of the Jest - James Branch Cabell
New Worlds for Old - Lin Carter editor
The Spawn of Cthulhu - Lin Carter editor
Double Phoenix - Edmund Cooper and Roger Lancelyn Green
The World's Desire - H. Rider Haggard and Andrew Lang
Xiccarph - Clark Ashton Smith
The Lost Continent, C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne
Discoveries in Fantasy, Lin Carter, editor
Domnei: A Comedy of Woman-Worship, James Branch Cabell
Kai Lung's Golden Hours, Ernest Bramah
Beyond the Fields We Know, Lord Dunsany
Great Short Novels of Adult Fantasy I, Lin Carter, editor
Evenor - George MacDonald
Orlando Furioso: The Ring of Angelica, Volume 1 - Ludovico Ariosto
The Charwoman's Shadow, Lord Dunsany
Great Short Novels of Adult Fantasy Volume II - Lin Carter, editor
Imaginary Worlds: the Art of Fantasy - Lin Carter
Poseidonis - Clark Ashton Smith
The People of the Mist - H. Rider Haggard
Kai Lung Unrolls His Mat - Ernest Bramah
Over the Hills and Far Away - Lord Dunsany
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The Elder Gods, John Campbell
Short Stories, Donald Corley
The Revolt of the Angels, Anatole France
Thas, Anatole France
The Twilight of the Gods and Other Tales, Richard Garnett
One of Cleopatra's Nights, Thophile Gautier
Short Stories, David H. Keller
City of Sorcerers, Henry Kuttner
Child Christopher and Goldilind the Fair, William Morris
The Roots of the Mountains, William Morris
A Tale of the House of the Wolfings and All the Kindreds of the Mark, William Morris
The Story of the Glittering Plain, William Morris
Arachne, Eden Phillpotts
Circe's Island, Eden Phillpotts
Evander, Eden Phillpotts
Living Prophets, Eden Phillpotts
Lycanthrope, Eden Phillpotts
One Thing and Another, Eden Phillpotts
Saurus, Eden Phillpotts
The Thing at Their Heels, Eden Phillpotts
The Treasure of Typhon, Eden Phillpotts
Averoigne, Clark Ashton Smith
Malneant, Clark Ashton Smith
The Nightmare and Other Tales of Dark Fantasy, Francis Stevens
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| I'm a big fan of Paizo's now defunct Planet Stories imprint; there are already a couple of them in the db, but adding the rest would be cool:
Almuric - Robert E. Howard
The Anubis Murders - Gary Gygax
Battle in the Dawn: The Complete Mighty Hok - Manly Wade Wellman
Before They Were Giants: First Works from Science Fiction Greats - edited by James L. Sutter
Black God's Kiss - C.L. Moore
The Chalice of Death - Robert Silverberg
Death in Delhi - Gary Gygax
Elak of Atlantis - Henry Kuttner
Infernal Sorceress - Gary Gygax
Northwest of Earth: The Complete Northwest Smith - C.L. Moore
The Outlaws of Mars - Otis Adelbert Kline
The Planet Killers - Robert Silverberg
The Samarkand Solution - Gary Gygax
The Secret of Sinharat - Leigh Brackett
Sojan the Swordsman & Under the Warrior Star - Michael Moorcock & Joe R. Lansdale
Sos the Rope - Piers Anthony
Steppe - Piers Anthony
The Swordsman of Mars - Otis Adelbert Kline
Template: A Novel of the Archonate - Matthew Hughes
The Walrus & The Warwolf - Hugh Cook
Who Fears the Devil: The Complete Silver John - Manly Wade Wellman
Worlds of their Own - Edited by James Lowder
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | The book which was just posted - Horror: Another 100 best books, sounds like the beginnings of another list. Just like the Pringle list. And since we're kinda thin on best of for horror anyway... |
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| gallyangel - 2014-05-31 9:37 PM The book which was just posted - Horror: Another 100 best books, sounds like the beginnings of another list. Just like the Pringle list. And since we're kinda thin on best of for horror anyway... Yep, I was thinking that when I put it up (except that it's predecessor, Horror: 100 Best Books would probably make a better initial candidate).
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Location: The Netherlands | Tim, that list of yours is a mess of missing authors and publishers (of the original edition). There also appears to be a few that have been published under other titles.
I've added Almuric by Howard, both Silverbergs and Steppe by Piers Anthony. I don't think we'll be adding The Black God's Kiss by C.L. Moore as there already is a collection with exactly the same content in the database under the title Jirel of Joiry. The rest will take a bit of time to sort out.
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| Ascension - Koyanagi, Jacqueline (review available) Ancillary Sword (Imperial Radch #2) - Leckie, Ann (will be reviewing) #1 is on WWE Skirmishes (Diving Universe #4) - Rusch, Kristine Kathryn (will be reviewing) #1, 2, 3 are on WWE Retrieval Artist Series - Rusch, Kristine Kathryn Trial By Fire (22nd Century #2) - Gannon, Charles E (review available) #1 is on WWE Starters (#1) and Enders (#2) - Price, Lissa (reviews available) Baskerville Affair #1, 2, and 3 - Holloway, Emma Jane (reviews available)
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| Hobson, M K - The Hidden Goddess (Veneficas Americana, #2) Hobson, M K - The Warlock's Curse (Veneficas Americana, #3) The Native Star (Veneficas Americana, #1) is already on WWE. David Gerrold's Star Wolf series: - Voyage of the Star Wolf
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Marcus Sakey's Brilliance Saga
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Location: SC, USA | illegible_scribble - 2014-07-02 4:34 AM Skirmishes (Diving Universe #4) - Rusch, Kristine Kathryn (will be reviewing) #1, 2, 3 are on WWE ADDED Retrieval Artist Series - Rusch, Kristine Kathryn 1st THREE ADDED. WILL GET THE OTHERS IN SOON. |
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Location: SC, USA | Okay, all the Retrieval Artist series is in. This looks like an interesting series; I'll have to look into it!
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Location: Dallas, Texas | illegible_scribble - 2014-07-02 8:01 PM. Thanks! I really like both Rusch's Diving Universe books and her Retrieval Artist books. If you haven't yet read the Diving Universe novels, I highly recommend them as well. I read the first book and liked it very much. Should try and get around to book 2 some day. It's in my book stacks somewhere As an FYI to all I will be out of town until July 14 so there won't be any cover images going in for the next 10 days. That does not mean there won't be any new books though so get those requests in. It's going to look a little bare without the pics but I'll catch up when I return. I suspect there will be a couple hundred to do at least. I'll try and check in here whilst I'm away but I will likely be scarce so keep the faith until I return! |
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Location: SC, USA | Administrator - 2014-07-03 12:21 AM illegible_scribble - 2014-07-02 8:01 PM. Thanks! I read the first book and liked it very much. Should try and get around to book 2 some day. It's in my book stacks somewhere As an FYI to all I will be out of town until July 14 so there won't be any cover images going in for the next 10 days. That does not mean there won't be any new books though so get those requests in. It's going to look a little bare without the pics but I'll catch up when I return. I suspect there will be a couple hundred to do at least. I'll try and check in here whilst I'm away but I will likely be scarce so keep the faith until I return! Have a great vacation, Dave. You deserve it. We will try to be good while you are away! |
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Location: SC, USA | illegible_scribble - 2014-07-02 4:34 AM Ascension - Koyanagi, Jacqueline (review available) ADDED Ancillary Sword (Imperial Radch #2) - Leckie, Ann (will be reviewing) #1 is on WWE NOT OUT UNTIL OCT, RIGHT? Blowback Rusch, Kristine Kathryn ADDED Trial By Fire (22nd Century #2) - Gannon, Charles E (review available) #1 is on WWE ADDED Starters (#1) and Enders (#2) - Price, Lissa (reviews available) STILL NEEDS TO BE ADDED Baskerville Affair #1, 2, and 3 - Holloway, Emma Jane (reviews available) STILL NEEDS TO BE ADDED |
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Location: SC, USA | illegible_scribble - 2014-07-02 7:35 AM Hobson, M K - The Hidden Goddess (Veneficas Americana, #2) ADDED Hobson, M K - The Warlock's Curse (Veneficas Americana, #3) NOT ADDED YET B/C PUBLISHER NEEDS TO BE ADDED (WiLL DO IT LATER) STILL TO BE ADDED David Gerrold's Star Wolf series: - Voyage of the Star Wolf
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| The Misfortune Cookie by Laura Resnick, #6 in the Esther Diamond Series (#1-5 are on WWE) |
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The Misfortune Cookie by Laura Resnick, #6 in the Esther Diamond Series (#1-5 are on WWE)
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add these books?
Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Thomas Sweterlitsch
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| Chimes at Midnight (#7) and The Winter Long (#8) in Seanan McGuires' October Daye series (#1-6 are on WWE) |
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| The Human Division, by John Scalzi (#5 in the God's War series, #1-4 are on WWE)
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The Human Division, by John Scalzi (#5 in the God's War series,#1-4 are onWWE)
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Chimes at Midnight (#7) and The Winter Long (#8) in Seanan McGuires' October Daye series (#1-6 are on WWE)
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Location: The Netherlands | daxxh - 2014-07-05 8:02 PM
Can someone please add these books?
Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Thomas Sweterlitsch
The Atlantis Gene by A. G. Riddle
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Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Thomas Sweterlitsch has been added.
Riddle looks suspiciously selfpublished to me so I'm gonna say no to that one for now. |
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Location: SC, USA | eborg - 2014-07-02 10:00 AMRead the two books in this series recently and was really impressed with how good it wasMarcus Sakey's Brilliance Saga- Brilliance- A Better World DONE |
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| (a few of these are from previous posts but have not yet been added) Novels The Abyss Beyond Dreams, by Peter F Hamilton
Ancillary Sword, by Ann Leckie (Imperial Radch #2, #1 is on WWE) (will be reviewing)
Broken Monsters, by Lauren Beukes
The Buried Life, by Carrie Patel
The Chaplain's War, by Brad R Torgersen (will be reviewing)
Cuckoo Song, by Frances Hardinge
The Glass Sentence, by S. E. Grove
Full Fathom Five, by Max Gladstone (#3 in the Craft Sequence, #1-2 are in WWE)
Half-Off Ragnarok, by Seanan McGuire (#3 InCryptid, #1-2 are in WWE)
Memory of Water, by Emmi Itaranta
The Shadow Throne by Django Wexler (#2 of The Shadow Campaigns, #1 is in WWE)
Symbiont, by Mira Grant (#2 of Parasitology, #1 is in WWE)
Three Princes, by Ramona Louise Wheeler
Trial By Fire, by Charles E Gannon (22nd Century #2, #1 is on WWE) (review available)
Waistcoats & Weaponry, by Gail Carriger (#3 in Finishing School, #1-2 are in WWE) Starhunt, by David Gerrold (#0 Star Wolf - prequel)
Voyage of the Star Wolf, by David Gerrold (#1 Star Wolf)
The Middle of Nowhere, by David Gerrold (#2 Star Wolf)
Blood and Fire, by David Gerrold (#3 Star Wolf)
A Study in Silks, by Emma Jane Holloway (#1 Baskerville Affair) (review available)
A Study in Darkness, by Emma Jane Holloway (#2 Baskerville Affair)
A Study in Ashes, by Emma Jane Holloway (#3 Baskerville Affair)
Starters, by Lissa Price (#1 Starters) (review available)
Enders, by Lissa Price (#2 Starters) (review available) Dreadnaught, by Jack Campbell (#7 in Lost Fleet: Beyond the Frontier, #1-6 are in WWE))
Invincible, by Jack Campbell (#8)
Guardian, by Jack Campbell (#9)
Steadfast, by Jack Campbell (#10) 2014 Anthologies The Year's Best Science Fiction: 31st Annual Collection, ed by Gardner Dozois
The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2014, ed by Rich Horton
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Invincible, by Jack Campbell (#8)
Guardian, by Jack Campbell (#9)
Steadfast, by Jack Campbell (#10)
Actually, The Lost Fleet ended at book 6 when they got home.
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| Thanks for that correction, controuble. I haven't read any Jack Campbell, so I did not know that. Aaaaannnnd... looking at Jack Campbell's listing , I see that all 4 books are already there, down below the first 6. (coughs like Emily Litella) Never mind. |
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| Thanks for the recommendation! I'll add them to the manifest. At the rate I'm going (adding 2 books for every 1 I get read) I should get to them sometime in 2017. |
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| I'll be working on that list over the next few days, Illegible. The Amazon/Hachette dispute makes things complicated, though, and I don't like adding stuff with "expected" publication dates (because if publication is delayed then we could have an erroneous entry in the DB).
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| When Diplomacy Fails, by Michael Z Williamson (#3 in Ripple Creek Series , #1-2 are in WWE) The main Honor Harrington Series by David Weber is in WWE, but these Honor Harrington novels are not: Crown of Slaves Series, by David Weber and Eric Flint
Crown of Slaves (#1)
Torch of Freedom (#2)
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Location: Cheshire, England | Can someone please add The Girl with All the Gifts by M. R. Carey (Mike Carey)? Fantastic book which I thoroughly enjoyed!! |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | francesashton - 2014-07-12 2:36 PM
Can someone please add The Girl with All the Gifts by M. R. Carey (Mike Carey)? Fantastic book which I thoroughly enjoyed!!
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francesashton - 2014-07-12 2:36 PM
Can someone please add The Girl with All the Gifts by M. R. Carey (Mike Carey)? Fantastic book which I thoroughly enjoyed!!
Working on it as I type!
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| Scott Laz - 2014-07-15 5:30 AM @illegal_scribble: The Webers and Williamson are now up... Cheers, thanks for that! |
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| illegible_scribble - 2014-07-02 11:35 PM Hobson, M K - The Warlock's Curse (Veneficas Americana, #3) Thanks to whoever added this, as I know you had to add a new publisher in order to do so. |
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| So I think I requested this a few months ago but I can't find it if i I did... I've got a copy of Cindy Pon's "Silver Phoenix" I'd like to count towards my Spec Fic Authors of Color challenge; can this be added? I believe there's also a sequel, "Fury of the Phoenix." |
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| Rhondak101 - 2014-07-21 3:23 AM You're Welcome. The Star Wolf books are also in now. Thanks, Rhonda! |
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| The Very Best of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Volume II (2014) (review available) The Very Best of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Volume I (2009) (review available) |
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| I'd like to see the rest of Micheal Cisco's novels added, in particular The Divinity Student.
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Hi, this is my first post.
I am pleasantly surprised at some of the books on here and surprised at some of the books not on here. Overall a good list of books.
these are books I want to and plan on reading at some point and it would be cool if they were added to the database. I might read them regardless and perhaps some other readers might as well.
You have these Authors already in Database except you don't have these books of theirs.
Isaac Asimov
All the books have stories elsewhere but These are good collections.
The Best of Isaac Asimov (1973)
The Complete Robot (1982)
The Best Science Fiction of Isaac Asimov (1986)
The Asimov Chronicles: Fifty Years of Isaac Asimov (1989)
Holly Black
The Spiderwick Chronicles (one of her most popular book series)
Murray Leinster
First Contacts: The Essential Murray Leinster (1995) Has many of his award winning stories
Tanith Lee
Indigara: Or, Jet and Otis Conquer the World (2007) Sees like it would be a good YA novel.
Gregory Maguire
Dickens: The Story of a Rogue Tooth Fairy (2007)
Daniel H Wilson
Where's My Jetpack?: A Guide to the Amazing Science Fiction Future that Never Arrived (2007)
A Boy and His Bot (2011) Seems Like it would be a good young adult novel.
You have several Children's Classics except these
Wizard of Oz Series by L Frank Baum, but you do have Oz Reimaged.
Peter Pan J.M. Barrie
Neverland and Oz deserve a place next to Narnia, Wonderland, and the place in Wind in the Willows.
Also I have recently read
Influx (2014) by Daniel Suarez. which is either Sci Fi or a techno thriller with Sci Fi elements.
Anyway those are my suggestions I bring to the table for addition if possible. I'm sure I'll have more at some point. But I don't want to over do it in my first post.
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| I take it that the responses to this thread do not happen quite often? For either I will or will not add books? Just wondering if my post was actually looked at or not. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | fom4life - 2014-08-13 2:10 AM I take it that the responses to this thread do not happen quite often? For either I will or will not add books? Just wondering if my post was actually looked at or not. Books are added to the database by our Uber User volunteers. There is no schedule or requirement on their time and they come in and out as their personal time/inspiration/pleasure permits. Right now we're in a bit of a lull because of summer vacations and school gearing back up etc. I can't give you any kind of estimate but your requests will be gotten to by and by. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | fom4life - 2014-08-13 8:27 AM Thanks... I just wanted to know if it was looked at or not. You have a great site. Keep up the good work. How do you become a Uber User volunteer? No problem. We picked our Uber Users from amongst our long term members who actively participate in the site through the forum and the blog and their reviews etc. and who have shown a desire to help make WWEnd a better resource for the genre community. We intend to expand the ranks again in the future with more invitations but we haven't set a time table for it yet.
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| Added the author page for Barbara Ehrenreich. ISFDB was down so could not add book.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone add Moon of Three Rings by Andre Norton? I want that one for the Read It Again, Sam Challenge. I read it the first time when I was in 5th grade, and just recently bought a copy. That was the second science fiction book that I had ever read and I'd like to read it again for the challenge. Thanks!! |
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| The Birthday Problem, by Caren Gussoff (review available) This book would fit either the 2014 Women of Genre Fiction Reading Challenge or the 2014 LGBT Speculative Fiction Challenge. |
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| Also, many thanks to those who have chipped away at my previous list; these are the ones remaining: Novels The Abyss Beyond Dreams, by Peter F Hamilton
Ancillary Sword, by Ann Leckie (Imperial Radch #2, #1 is on WWE) (will be reviewing)
The Chaplain's War, by Brad R Torgersen (will be reviewing)
Cuckoo Song, by Frances Hardinge
The Glass Sentence, by S. E. Grove
Full Fathom Five, by Max Gladstone (#3 in the Craft Sequence, #1-2 are in WWE)
The Shadow Throne by Django Wexler (#2 of The Shadow Campaigns, #1 is in WWE)
Symbiont, by Mira Grant (#2 of Parasitology, #1 is in WWE)
Waistcoats & Weaponry, by Gail Carriger (#3 in Finishing School, #1-2 are in WWE)
A Study in Silks, by Emma Jane Holloway (#1 Baskerville Affair) (review available)
A Study in Darkness, by Emma Jane Holloway (#2 Baskerville Affair)
A Study in Ashes, by Emma Jane Holloway (#3 Baskerville Affair)
Starters, by Lissa Price (#1 Starters) (review available)
Enders, by Lissa Price (#2 Starters) (review available) 2014 Anthologies The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2014, ed by Rich Horton (review available)
The Very Best of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Volume 2, ed by Gordon Van Gelder (review available)
The Very Best of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Volume 1, ed by Gordon Van Gelder (review available)
Space Opera, ed by Rich Horton (review available)
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| Full Fathom Five, by Max Gladstone (#3 in the Craft Sequence; #1-2 are in WWE) |
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| valashain - 2014-08-16 8:45 PM illegible_scribble, you're listing a number of books that won't be out for a bit. We could add some of them but for many the cover art, synopsis, excerpts and/or links to amazon en audible would be missing. It is a bit of a pain to have to go back over them again once the info becomes available so we'd prefer to add them closer to the publication date. I added the Gladstone and the Wexler. May have time to do a few more this afternoon. Ah, gotcha. I'll try to limit my future requests to books already released. From my previous couple of posts, the Hamilton, Leckie, Torgersen, and Carriger are not out yet, but the rest of them are. |
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The Very Best of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Volume 2, (2014) ed by Gordon Van Gelder (review available)
The Very Best of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Volume 1, (2009) ed by Gordon Van Gelder (review available)
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Location: Dallas, Texas | DrNefario - 2014-08-22 3:13 PM The Venus books seem to clashing with another series. We might need to rename one of them. I changed the Pamela Sargent books to "Venus Trilogy" so they're separated now. Good catch!
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Location: Dallas, Texas | mjmahoney - 2014-08-22 6:29 PM Similarly, there are two series called "Avalon" by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Poul Anderson. I have updated Poul Anderson's series to "Avalon (Technic Civilization)": torn asunder. Thanks for the heads up! I wonder how many more of these conflicts there are in our database?
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| valashain - 2014-08-24 10:14 PM I put up a few Rich Horton anthologies. Note that he has two works out called Space Opera. One from 2007 and one form 2014. They are by the same publisher but have a very different table of content. Yay, thanks! |
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| valashain - 2014-08-24 10:14 PM I put up a few Rich Horton anthologies. Note that he has two works out called Space Opera. One from 2007 and one form 2014. They are by the same publisher but have a very different table of content. How interesting, it doesn't appear that the contents of the 2014 verson duplicates any of the 2007 version. I couldn't find the 2007 Contents anywhere, where did you locate that? (well done!) |
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| Dlw28 - 2014-08-24 10:27 PM Arghh... Sorry for the repeats. Wifi stutter. When that happens, you can click "Edit" on the duplicate entries to delete the content to avoid confusion. I usually just replace it with (duplicated deleted). |
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Location: The Netherlands | illegible_scribble - 2014-08-24 12:47 PM
valashain - 2014-08-24 10:14 PM I put up a few Rich Horton anthologies. Note that he has two works out called Space Opera. One from 2007 and one form 2014. They are by the same publisher but have a very different table of content. Howinteresting, it doesn't appear that the contents of the2014 verson duplicates any of the 2007 version. I couldn'tfind the 2007 Contents anywhere, where did you locate that? (well done!)
The always useful but unfortunately not always accurate internet speculative fiction database
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| Dlw28 - 2014-08-24 5:25 AM
Could you please add The Archer Who Shot Down Suns-Scale Bright Stories by Benjanun Sriduankaew? Scale Bright, her newest book in the series, will be published soon and is already in the database. The Archer has three shorter stories from the same world and is available for free through Smashwords. This author and the books can count for challenges in the POC and LGBT themes. Thanks!
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| Hi- could you please add Peter Watts' new novel Echopraxia? And if his novelette,The Colonel, can also be added (it's from the same universe and can be found at tor.com) that'd be much appreciated! |
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | Echopraxia is in... Looks like a good one! |
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| Shifter Series, by Sarah A Hoyt #1 - Draw One in the Dark
#2 - Gentleman Takes a Chance
#3 - Noah's Boy
The Chaos Chronicles, by Jeffrey A. Carver
#1 - Neptune Crossing
#2 - Strange Attractors
#3 - The Infinite Sea
#4 - Sunborn
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Birthright: The Book of Man
The Outpost
Seven Views of Olduvai Gorge (Hugo and Nebula Best Novella)
Fables of Utopia
#1 - Kirinyaga (includes 2 Hugo winners + 6 Hugo nominees)
#2 - Kilimanjaro (Seiun winner)
Santiago
#1 - Santiago: a Myth of the Far Future
#2 - The Return of Santiago
Widowmaker Series
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#2 - The Widowmaker Reborn
#3 - The Widowmaker Unleashed
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The Chronicles of Lucifer Jones #1 - Adventures #2 - Exploits
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Location: Middle TN, USA | I added the first three Resnick novels, Birthright, Outpost and Seven Views. Have to get ready for work. Everyone have a great Labor Day! |
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| valashain - 2014-09-02 3:40 AM I added the Hoyt and Carver books. Badseedgirl - 2014-09-02 6:30 AM I added the first three Resnick novels, Birthright, Outpost and Seven Views. Thanks for that! |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Illegible_scribble: There seems to be a number of novels by Resnick all set in the same "world" for lack of a better world. ISFDB calls them Birthright Universe. see here http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?48 I will eventually get the other in, unless you have any immediate needs I will leave them for later. I am working on my own personal project updating our YA and horror selections. |
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| Badseedgirl - 2014-09-02 4:43 PM Illegible_scribble: There seems to be a number of novels by Resnick all set in the same "world" for lack of a better world. ISFDB calls them Birthright Universe. see here http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?48 I will eventually get the other in, unless you have any immediate needs I will leave them for later. I am working on my own personal project updating our YA and horror selections. Hmmm.... I knew that the background "world" for most of his stuff was pretty consistent in most of his novels and stories, but I didn't know it was all considered part of one "series". I suppose for the ones which are clearly subseries, like Starship and Widowmakers and Santiago, it probably makes sense to classify them as separate series, like Jack Campbell's two different Lost Fleet series. Anyway, whenever you get to it is fine. Thanks for all your hard work. |
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| valashain - 2014-09-07 8:37 PM Whoever asked for those Gordon Van Gelder anthologies a while back, they have been added. That was me. Ta muchly! |
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From the Corner of His Eye
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Location: The Netherlands | Pauljames, The Koontz books are in.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add Freeware and Realware, both by Rudy Rucker?
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Location: Gunnison, Colorado | The Rucker books are in -- those were part of a series that also needed adding... |
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| Hi-could you please add the author Isabel Yap to the DB? I believe she has edited several anthologies and written at least one novella: A Cup of Salt Tears. Thanks |
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Location: The Netherlands | illegible_scribble: all the Resnick requests should be in now. |
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| valashain - 2014-09-18 11:27 PM illegible_scribble: all the Resnick requests should be in now. Thanks for that! |
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| Could you please add Peter Higgins' Truth and Fear, his sequel to the amazing Wolfhound Century? I'm astounded that these books haven't gotten more press. His writing is excellent, as is the world building. |
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Location: UK | I've got the first one, and it was on my original reading list for this year, but then I signed up for all those challenges... |
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| Don't lose it under your other TBR books! It's so well done. A dark Stalin-like country, you can feel the greyness and the rain. And then there's the revolution- but it's hard to guess what all the players are aiming for. |
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| Thanks! I'm several hours into the audiobook. Higgins has cleverly reintroduced the numerous characters and subplots in a way that isn't rushed or obviously a way to start a sequel. |
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| Question: when I finish a book and rate it I see that the number of readers goes up by 1, but not the number of ratings. I'd like to be sure my rating gets factored in. Thanks. |
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There is currently only one Sarah Rees Brennan book in the database! However, the last book in her second trilogy was just released and I just read it and I wish to count it for my Read the Sequel challenge!
The trilogy is called "The Lynburn Legacy" and the three books are "Unspoken," "Untold," and "Unmade," in that order.
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Location: scotland | Can Relentless by Dean Koontz be added please. I have recently purchased this and would like to read and review it as part of my RYO. Thanks |
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Amnesia Moon by Jonathan Lethem. This has been recommended to me to read. It's named in his biography here on WWE but the book itself isn't listed. From the book's blurb: "In Jonathan Lethem's wryly funny second novel, we meet a young man named Chaos, who's living in a movie theater in post-apocalyptic Wyoming, drinking alcohol, and eating food out of cans...." Post-apocalyptic is generally classified as SF, isn't it.? Perhaps Amnesia Moon is omitted for some reason, but if not, please add it. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Don't think there is a particular reason it hasn't been added other than that we didn't get around to it yet . Amnesia Moon is in now. |
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| Sort of a philosophical question: sometimes the database lists shorter stories- maybe they are considered novellas? I'm all for adding those but I wonderec what is/ is there a criteria for length of a story to be added?
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| For instance, Wakulla Springs, Unlocked and the Geavenly Fox are fairly brief.
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Location: The Netherlands | Right now almost anything we add (there are a few exceptions) are works that have a traditionally published dead tree edition. There are a few publishers who still do shorter stuff so some of it ends up in the database. It doesn't necessarily have to be a certain length. Wakulla Springs, as far as I know, has only been published online, same goes for The Water That Falls On You From Nowhere. Were looking into expanding the short fiction in the database so we can start covering those awards categories as well, but we're not quite ready for that yet. When we are, you can be sure that we'll have a go at the stuff on Tor.com |
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| The only non-novels I've seen in the database are all novellas: Unlocked, Wakulla Springs, The Heavenly Fox, Silently and Very Fast, Six-Gun Snow White, Equoid, and Burning Girls. With the exception of the first (released this year), all the rest were award nominees. Note that the Mythopoeic Award nominees can be novels or novellas; they don't have separate categories for those, so those which are novellas are going to be in the WWW database by default. The Water That Falls on You From Nowhere is a short story (and an award nominee).
I'll be delighted when the WWW db permits us to track the other categories (novella, novelette, short story). But the Hugos, Nebulas, Locus, and I don't know how many of the other awards, have separate categories like this -- so getting them all in the db is going to be a massive job. |
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Location: UK | gallyangel - 2014-11-17 3:56 AM
Now we're truly all over the map. I just added an author that died on the Titanic.
I was thinking this must be the mystery writer Jacques Futrelle, and was wondering what he wrote that might be considered SF/F, but no, it's a different author that died on the Titanic. |
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Ghost Spin - Chris Moriarty (I think this is Book 3 in the Spin Trilogy)
http://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Spin-Chris-Moriarty/dp/0553384945/ref=s...
Lady of Horses - Judith Tarr
http://www.amazon.com/Lady-Horses-Epona-Sequence-Book-ebook/dp/B00L...
Carnivale - Glenn Hough
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| A couple of books to add, when someone has a chance: The Chaplain's War, by Brad R Torgersen (review available) Undercity, by Catherine Asaro (will be reviewing) |
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http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=series_rw_dp_labf?_encoding=UTF8&field-...
The Sky Stone
The Singing Sword
The Eagle's Brood
The Saxon Shore
The Fort at River's Bend
The Sorcer: Metamorphosis
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This book is from the publisher CompletelyNovel which is a self-publishing platform.
http://completelynovel.com
To my knowledge, we don't add books from this arena since they are not considered for the awards, which is our base purpose. |
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In and In.
Even though Undercity by Asaro is within the universe of her other works, I stuck it in a separate series since it's the first book of a new series. If anyone objects and thinks it should be placed with all the others, feel free.
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| gallyangel - 2014-12-01 10:25 AM In and In. Even though Undercity by Asaro is within the universe of her other works, I stuck it in a separate series since it's the first book of a new series. If anyone objects and thinks it should be placed with all the others, feel free. It's actually part of her Saga of the Skolian Empire, with the storyline falling in between Skyfall and Schism. Thanks for adding those. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Thanks for adding those books, Gallyangel.
@illegible_scribble - After reading your review, I want to read the Torgersen book.
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| daxxh - 2014-12-01 1:00 PM After reading your review, I want to read the Torgersen book. I get so many recommendations from this site, I don't think that I'll ever catch up on my reading. I know, daxxh, my TBR list just keeps getting longer and longer! Those who liked Old Man's War and/or The Forever War will quite probably like The Chaplain's War. |
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| Another one to add, when someone has the chance: Carnelians, by Catherine Asaro (book #15 in the Saga of the Skolian Empire) |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2014-12-04 11:27 PM
Another one to add, when someone has the chance: Carnelians, by Catherine Asaro (book #15 in the Saga of the Skolian Empire)
The book is in but I think we're off some where. Amazon lists this as the 17th book in the series, not the 15th.
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Library Thing has it at 14 and ISFDB at 13. According to Asaro the series branches at one point and then the plot streams diverge. Usually, if the novels are numbered I take ISFDB. (Sometimes ISFDB doesn't number and then I'll use other sources).
The problem seems to be a clash between series publication order and series chronological order.
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Through the Woods by Emily Carroll
The Girl from the Well by Rin Chupeco
Death by Silver (Julian Lynes and Ned Mathey #1) by Amy Griswold and Melissa Scott
A Death at the Dionysus Club (Julian Lynes and Ned Mathey #2) by Amy Griswold and Melissa Scott
Blood Price (Victoria Nelson #1) by Tanya Huff
A Confusion of Princes by Garth Nix
Blue Lily, Lily Blue (Raven Cycle #3) by Maggie Stiefvater (WWEnd already has books 1 and 2 in the database.)
Boxers (Boxers & Saints #1) by Gene Luen Yang
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | justifiedsinner - 2014-12-05 3:27 PM
@ galleyangel
Library Thing has it at 14 and ISFDB at 13. According to Asaro the series branches at one point and then the plot streams diverge. Usually, if the novels are numbered I take ISFDB. (Sometimes ISFDB doesn't number and then I'll use other sources).
The problem seems to be a clash between series publication order and series chronological order.
Meanwhile, on the wiki...
Carnelians is 14, Undercity is 19, while the intervening numbers are either novelettes in anthologies or ebook only novels. I think that's why we're getting different numbers from different places.
I'd say we go with the wiki.
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(Actually that would be an interesting site improvement, being able to see a series in either order with a button to select between them.)
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Location: Dallas, Texas | justifiedsinner - 2014-12-06 10:29 AM Both her wikipedia entry and her official site ( www.catherineasaro.net ) lists the works in publication order and chronological order. I think you first have to decide which to use. (Actually that would be an interesting site improvement, being able to see a series in either order with a button to select between them.) Our standard default is publication order which is how Asaro's works are listed currently. We don't usually include short works or collections in the series though there are plenty of examples where we do for one reason or another. That's where the sequencing can be off compared to other sites. There are no hard and fast rules really. The vagaries of the publishing industry prevent that - just look at the Elric series for one prime example of series confusion. Sometimes you just have to pick a method and go with it. The arguments for publication order: Simplicity of listing: publication order is easily verifiable and is the most common method used. People expect that to be the default order. It also matches the numbering on the book covers, when there are numbers, which will prevent some confusion. That's the order in which the stories sprang from the author's imagination. We're along for the ride following the creative process in the same order as the author experienced it. Generally speaking an author's ability evolves over the course of years. You'll be reading progressively better told tales as you advance in a series as the author hones her craft. In chronologic order you could be getting to a book 3 that was written 10 years after the next book in line and then you'd be back 10 years for book 5. Pub order provides a smoother transition between books and lets you experience the author's growing ability more naturally over time. As for the toggle idea I think that would be a neat feature for down the road. It would take a lot of work to go through all the series and determine chronological order. There are more priority projects in front of it but if we could have that one the site it would be cool. |
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I'd love it if the following books could be added. Thanks so much!
Blood Price (Victoria Nelson #1 ) by Tanya Huff
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Jain - 2014-12-05 4:08 PM
I'd love it if the following books could be added. Thanks so much!
Death by Silver (Julian Lynes and Ned Mathey #1 ) by Amy Griswold and Melissa Scott
A Death at the Dionysus Club (Julian Lynes and Ned Mathey #2 ) by Amy Griswold and Melissa Scott
Boxers (Boxers & Saints #1 ) by Gene Luen Yang
Saints (Boxers & Saints #2 ) by Gene Luen Yang
The twosome Death books by Scott and Griswold are now in.
I'm going to hold off on the Boxer - Saints books by Gene Luen Yang. I'm not clear on the policy for graphic novels. (I probably forgot.)
I put Through the Woods in only because I was almost finished before I noticed it was a graphic novel.
So, what is our stance? Or is it up to the Uber users? If they want to put it in, in it goes? or...?
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Location: Dallas, Texas | gallyangel - 2014-12-09 2:27 AM Jain - 2014-12-05 4:08 PM So, what is our stance? Or is it up to the Uber users? If they want to put it in, in it goes? or...? At this time we're putting in graphic novels that have been nominated for an award or show on a list. We're still trying to keep the focus on novels, collections, anthologies and the like. |
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Location: SC, USA | I like Dave's stance here. I think that adding graphic novels would bring in a whole new set of issues that we probably are not ready to contend with yet. Frankly, the addition of short stories and what that can mean are making me very nervous. I think we have to get through all of the issues that come with this new upgrade before we think about adding a whole new format. Just my two cents.
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gallyangel - 2014-12-09 2:27 AM Jain - 2014-12-05 4:08 PM So, what is our stance? Or is it up to the Uber users? If they want to put it in, in it goes? or...? At this time we're putting in graphic novels that have been nominated for an award or show on a list. We're still trying to keep the focus on novels, collections, anthologies and the like.
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| Administrator - 2014-12-07 5:32 AM The arguments for publication order: Simplicity of listing: publication order is easily verifiable and is the most common method used. People expect that to be the default order. It also matches the numbering on the book covers, when there are numbers, which will prevent some confusion. That's the order in which the stories sprang from the author's imagination. We're along for the ride following the creative process in the same order as the author experienced it. Generally speaking an author's ability evolves over the course of years. You'll be reading progressively better told tales as you advance in a series as the author hones her craft. In chronologic order you could be getting to a book 3 that was written 10 years after the next book in line and then you'd be back 10 years for book 5. Pub order provides a smoother transition between books and lets you experience the author's growing ability more naturally over time. I've just finished reading all the Skolian Saga books in chronological (story) order -- and I have to say that while there is a difference, I did not notice a major change in the quality between the novels written earlier and those written later (such as you find with MZB's Darkover series). I suspect that Asaro had a great deal of the worldbuilding and the entire story arc developed before she published the first novel, and that helped to make the quality and continuity more consistent. An enhancement to toggle between publication vs chronological order would be awesome -- but my preference would be to implement Best Novella / Novelette / Short Story categories for those awards which have them. I know, I know, but one can dream. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | DrNefario - 2014-12-10 7:21 AM Are there deleted posts in this thread, or something? It seems to be starting a new page before it's ready, for me. Yeah, that's been happening here and there lately. Damned odd. We'll look into it. |
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Here is a partial list of the projects that we have started or intend to do:
Current Projects:
New Lists:
- The Defining Science Fiction Books of the 1950s
- The Defining Science Fiction Books of the 1960s
- The Defining Science Fiction Books of the 1970s
- The Defining Science Fiction Books of the 1980s
- The Defining Science Fiction Books of the 1990s
- Winston Science Fiction
New Awards:
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- James Tiptree Jr. Memorial Award
My World Section:
- new landing page
- new Awards Reading Stats page
- new Lists Reading Stats page
- new Novel Ratings page
- new My Reading List page
- new Books I've Read page
- new My Favorite SF Books page
- new My Favorite Fantasy Books page
- new My Favorite Horror Books page
- new Books I've reviewed page
- new Authors I've Read page
- new My Favorite Authors page
- new Create a Cutom List page
Reading Challenge Updates:
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- Reader Level settings (Novice, Apprentice, Journeyman, Master)
- custom facebook widget
- correct novel sorting on the display page
- add list of challenges accepted to My World landing page
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- Bookstore Mode for lists and awards (alpha by author text lists with easy filtering and printing)
- Short Story functionality (required for Tiptree etc.)
- adding Short Stories to Author page
- new WWEnd Stats page
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- Uber User stats added to My World (books, authors and publishers added etc.)
- Uber User blog posts (blog access for UU's)
- add sorting to publishers pages
- code Horror Grand Master page
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The Bujold is in. The list I was working from didn't have it yet.
Their will be more books in this series. Undoubted taking several years to finish publishing them.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2014-12-15 6:02 PM
Fluency, by Jennifer Foehner Wells I've just gotten this through my library, and it looks really interesting -- 4.2 average on 1,650 Amazon reviews.
It's in.
Thankfully it doesn't happen ofter, needing to put in both an author and a publisher.
I could find nothing on this publisher. Zip. Nada.
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| gallyangel - 2014-12-17 2:36 PM illegible_scribble - 2014-12-15 6:02 PM Fluency, by Jennifer Foehner Wells I've just gotten this through my library, and it looks really interesting -- 4.2 average on 1,650 Amazon reviews. It's in. Thankfully it doesn't happen ofter, needing to put in both an author and a publisher. I could find nothing on this publisher. Zip. Nada. With more access like this micro-publishers like this will undoubted become more common. Thanks for that. Well, I really enjoyed it. Actually, I thought it was great -- except for the sex scene on pages 244-246, which had me rolling my eyes, and which you may or may not want to skip. I love sex -- but in person, not in my SFF. Heinlein, Shepard, Delany, et al -- I have yet to see any SFF writer who I think does it well, such that it doesn't just detract from the plot and the action.
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The Paper Magician series by Charlie N Holmberg
The Paper Magician (#1)
The Glass Magician (#2)
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| DrNefario - 2014-12-22 6:09 AM The Paper Magician books are in, now. Ta muchly! |
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Location: Alief, TX | Hey there. Some books I'd like to see turn up soon, especially since some of them would fit into a challenge I'm working on.
The Jackelian series by Stephen Hunt:
1. Court of the Air
2. The Kingdom Beyond the Waves
3. The Rise of the Iron Moon
4. Secrets of the Fire Sea
5. Jack Cloudie
6. From the Deep of the Dark
The Chronicles of Isambard Smith series by Toby Frost
1. Space Captain Smith
2. God Emperor of Didcot
3. Wrath of the Lemming Men
4. A Game of Battleships
5. End of Empires
The Matt Cruse series by Kenneth Oppel
1. Airborn
2. Skybreaker
3. Starclimber
Felix Palma's second book, The Map of the Sky (his first book is already here)
And loving the recent addition of the Wordsworth Editions Tales of Mystery and the Supernatural series. More please! The series is at least twice that big.
Thanks!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2014-12-27 11:12 AM
Hey there. Some books I'd like to see turn up soon, especially since some of them would fit into a challenge I'm working on.
Felix Palma's second book, The Map of the Sky (his first book is already here)
Thanks!
His second and third books are now in. Number two was the second of a trilogy, with the third coming out this year. I updated the first book to reflect this.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2014-12-27 11:12 AM
Hey there. Some books I'd like to see turn up soon, especially since some of them would fit into a challenge I'm working on.
The Matt Cruse series by Kenneth Oppel
1. Airborn
2. Skybreaker
3. Starclimber
Thanks!
They're in. Sounds like interesting steampunk. They also remind me of Miyazaki's early work - Laputa: Castle in the Sky. Excellent movie. i wouldn't be surprised if there was influence or inspiration there. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2014-12-27 11:12 AM
The Chronicles of Isambard Smith series by Toby Frost
1. Space Captain Smith
2. God Emperor of Didcot
3. Wrath of the Lemming Men
4. A Game of Battleships
5. End of Empires
Thanks!
This series is in. It's a wonder what can get done when you have no interruptions and hobbit music booming from the speakers.
What is it with the Brits and parody fiction? They seem to do it far better than the americans.
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Location: Alief, TX | gallyangel - 2014-12-28 4:25 AM
This series is in. It's a wonder what can get done when you have no interruptions and hobbit music booming from the speakers.
What is it with the Brits and parody fiction? They seem to do it far better than the americans.
So true! I'm a huge fan of the Flashman series by George MacDonald Fraser too. Great historical fiction, and fantastic parody.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone add Iceborn by Gregory Benford? Since it's an Ace Double with The Saturn Game by Poul Anderson, can that one be added as well?
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Could you please add the 4 books in Michael Flynn's January Dancer series? Should be good for the Space Opera Challenge!
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Up Jim River
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Dlw28 - 2015-01-01 11:11 AM
Happy 2015 to all of you!
Could you please add the 4 books in Michael Flynn's January Dancer series? Should be good for the Space Opera Challenge!
January Dancer
Up Jim River
In the Lion's Mouth
On the Razor's Edge
These books are in now. Have at them!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2015-01-02 5:21 AM
Would someone please add Blake Crouch's Wayward Pines trilogy? Thanks. 1 - Pines
2 - Wayward
3 - The Last Town
So, what category would this be? It sounds like Twin Peaks meets The Prisoner but without the paranormal. I'm thinking it's not quite right for the site.
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| gallyangel - 2015-01-03 2:22 PM So, what category would this be? It sounds like Twin Peaks meets The Prisoner but without the paranormal. I'm thinking it's not quite right for the site. The Booklist Starred Review says: Fans of Stephen King, Peter Straub and F. Paul Wilson will appreciate this genre-bending, completely riveting thrill ride, which mixes suspense, horror, science fiction and dystopian nightmare all rolled up into one unputdownable book. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2015-01-02 7:46 PM
gallyangel - 2015-01-03 2:22 PM So, what category would this be? It sounds like Twin Peaks meets The Prisoner but without the paranormal. I'm thinking it's not quite right for the site. The Booklist Starred Review says: Fans of Stephen King, Peter Straub and F. Paul Wilson will appreciate this genre-bending, completely riveting thrill ride, which mixes suspense, horror, science fiction and dystopian nightmare all rolled up into one unputdownable book.
Well, that helps clarify things. Plenty of room for more dystopian nightmares.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone add Michael Flynn's Firestar series: Firestar, Rogue Star, Lodestar and Falling Star?
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http://www.amazon.com/Firestar-Science-Fiction-Twenty-First-Century... |
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I found another series (or continuation of a series). Can someone put in the following by Larry Niven and Edward Lerner? They go with the Known Space series. Thanks!
Fleet of Worlds
Juggler of Worlds
Destroyer of Worlds
Betrayer of Worlds
Fate of Worlds
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| gallyangel - 2015-01-03 7:54 PM Well, that helps clarify things. Plenty of room for more dystopian nightmares. Thanks for adding those books. I'm with you, the dystopian thing gets a bit old -- though it's much, much harder to write an interesting story about a utopia. David Brin just posted on this topic, on Facebook: "A brilliant, beautiful paean to the optimism of my friend, Ray Bradbury, who did dystopias very well, but who actually believed in us and in our potential to be better than we are. Read this. It's brief. And Ray would tell you that it is time to rebel against the merchants of hopelessness and fear." http://www.npr.org/2015/01/02/373248603/for-the-new-year-ray-bradburys-buoyant-vision-of-the-future "Oh, to see WHY so many directors, producers and authors are churning out lazy, cliched, cookie cutter dystopias, see my explanation here. Once you understand their reason, you may despise them even more than the fear merchants at Fox:" http://www.davidbrin.com/idiotplot.html
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | daxxh - 2015-01-03 11:55 AM
Thanks, Allie.
I found another series (or continuation of a series ). Can someone put in the following by Larry Niven and Edward Lerner? They go with the Known Space series. Thanks!
Fleet of Worlds
Juggler of Worlds
Destroyer of Worlds
Betrayer of Worlds
Fate of Worlds
http://www.amazon.com/Fleet-Worlds-Known-Space-Larry-ebook/dp/B000U...
This series is in. I marked it the Known Worlds II series. Sounds like good solid SF.
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Location: SC, USA | @Jontlaw I'm the one who added most of the Wordsworth books. Because of the nature of WWE, I set some rules for myself before I started: (1) the book had to have some supernatural element. All of the books that were strictly mysteries, like Arsene Lupin and Bulldog Drummond, do not belong in WWE. (No matter how much I like them). (2) Avoid duplication. How many versions of H. P. Lovecraft do we really need in WWE? Some works, like Uncle Silas and The Monk were already in WWE. (3) Add single authored collections, not anthologies. This means that I left out Children of the Night (Vampire Stories), The Werewolf Pack, Gothic Short Stories, Irish Ghost Stories, Scottish Ghost Stories, and Classic Victorian and Edwardian Ghost Stories. However, if you want the last group added, I don't think that anyone would argue with that. And if you know that some of the others that I thought were strictly mysteries have supernatural elements, then I will be happy to add those as well. Rhonda |
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Location: Alief, TX | Thanks. This is a really great series, and I enjoy it a lot. I do have one I think we could use.
F. Marion Crawford - The Witch of Prague and Other Stories
Right now though I'm looking at HP Lovecraft tribute anthologies. There are a couple in the database, by Ellen Datlow, but I have several others that it would be nice to see.
The Book of Cthulhu I, ed by Ross E. Lockhart
The Book of Cthulhu II, ed by Ross E. Lockhart
Cthulhu 2000: Stories inspired by H.P. Lovecraft, ed by Jim Turner
H.P. Lovecraft and Others: Shadows Over Innsmouth, ed by Stephen Jones
Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos, ed by Robert Bloch
And a couple of collections of stories that were recommended by Lovecraft himself:
H.P. Lovecraft's Favorite Weird Tales, ed by Douglas A. Anderson
H.P. Lovecraft's Book of Horror, ed by Stephen Jones and Dave Carson
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The Ebb Tide
Land of Dreams
The Elfin Ship
The Disappearing Dwarf
The Stone Giant
The Magic Spectacles
The Affair of the Chalk Cliffs
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Dlw28 - 2015-01-11 8:21 PM
Samantha Shannon's The Bone Season seems to be missing in the database. Could you pls add? Thanks.
Nothing is ever missing, it's just we haven't gotten to it yet. The author, Bone Season and it's sequel are all now in the database. Wiki said she got a six figure advance for this series. Must be nice since it's her first published work.
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could someone please add Jack Campbell's The Lost Stars series.
Tarnished Knight
Perilous Shield
Imperfect Sword
Also, books 2 & 3 of Jim C. Hines' Magic Ex Libris series.
Codex Born
Unbound
Thank you.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Bookkeeper - 2015-01-12 8:22 PM
Could you please add The Eterna Files by Leanna Renee Hieber to WWE? Thanks!
This one is in. It sounds like a good option for the Gaslamp challenge.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | valashain - 2015-01-13 12:17 PM
ManyMoons: I entered a bunch of Blaylock that should keep you busy for a bit.
The rest of the Blaylock you asked for is now in. More for the reading pile!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-01-07 6:35 PM
Right now though I'm looking at HP Lovecraft tribute anthologies. There are a couple in the database, by Ellen Datlow, but I have several others that it would be nice to see.
The Book of Cthulhu I, ed by Ross E. Lockhart
The Book of Cthulhu II, ed by Ross E. Lockhart
Cthulhu 2000: Stories inspired by H.P. Lovecraft, ed by Jim Turner
H.P. Lovecraft and Others: Shadows Over Innsmouth, ed by Stephen Jones
Tales of the Lovecraft Mythos, ed by Robert Bloch
H.P. Lovecraft's Favorite Weird Tales, ed by Douglas A. Anderson
H.P. Lovecraft's Book of Horror, ed by Stephen Jones and Dave Carson
Thanks again for the help.
All of these anthologies have been put in. Horror fans, have at it.
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I recently picked up "Salsa Nocturna" and "Half-Resurrection Blues" by Daniel Jose Older; would love to be able to log them. Thanks! |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could someone please add Katharine Eliska Kimbriel and her Alfreda trilogy books - the publisher is Dragonrain Studio/Book View Cafe.
Night Calls
Kindred Rights
Spiral Path
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | controuble - 2015-01-19 6:49 PM
Could someone please add Katharine Eliska Kimbriel and her Alfreda trilogy books - the publisher is Dragonrain Studio/Book View Cafe.
Night Calls
Kindred Rights
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These are done. |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could someone please add Gideon by Alex Gordon (alias of Kristine Smith) publisher is HarperVoyager / HarperCollins |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | controuble - 2015-01-27 10:51 AM
Could someone please add Gideon by Alex Gordon (alias of Kristine Smith) publisher is HarperVoyager / HarperCollins
Thy wish has has been granted.
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Upgraded Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better Future War Stories: New Military Science Fiction Coming Soon Enough: Six Tales of Technology's Future Paradox: Stories Inspired by the Fermi Paradox
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I got all but one in. Coming Soon Enough. That one doesn't seem to have an editor and it's an ebook only. I'm thinking it's a not at this particular moment for our database. Maybe later.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | DrNefario - 2015-01-29 2:06 AM
The editor of Coming Soon Enough is given as Stephen Cass according to the front matter via Look Inside.
But that doesn't negate it's ebook only status.
I know, I'm a paper snob.
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Coming Soon Enough was commissioned by the IEEE Spectrum for its 50th Anniversary: http://spectrum.ieee.org/static/coming-soon-enough-ieee-spectrums-first-science-fiction-anthology It is in the ISFDB, for whatever that's worth. So I don't know whether that meets WWE's qualifications for the database. Admin? |
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A Murder of Clones: A Retrieval Artist Universe Novel: Book Three of the Anniversary Day Saga (Retrieval Artist series 10)
The End is Now (The Apocalypse Triptych Book 2)
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Location: Dallas, Texas | While I'm no fan of eBook only publications (I still like my dead tree books) it seems to me that is where the industry is headed. I'd rather not fight the inevitable especially if it means leaving out a book like this that sounds rather interesting. It certainly has a well know bunch of authors who contributed. If I ever said "no eBook only books allowed" in the past, and it may be that I did I just can't remember, then I'll conditionally take that back now. The publishing industry is changing and "eBook only" does not necessarily have to mean self/indie/vanity published which is one of the very few restrictions we try to maintain. Many organizations/publishers/authors are taking advantage of the new technology to put out books they might never have considered when paper was the only, and expensive, option available. The conditional part is that I think we still need to be selective and do that little bit of research into the publisher to verify they're legit. It's becoming harder all the time to differentiate the professional publishers from the amateurs. In this case IEEE is a reputable organization so I vote we allow it. |
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In this case IEEE is a reputable organization so I vote we allow it.
Ok. Thanks for the clarification. I didn't notice that we already had the publisher in the database. So that probably means we need it done as well. Is it a trifecta? Book, publisher, and editor? That would be rare.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Bookkeeper - 2015-01-31 5:07 PM
Hello - can you please add Tim Curran's Dead Sea? Thanks!
This one is in.
And I got that Coming Soon Enough anthology in as well.
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| gallyangel - 2015-02-01 7:37 PM I got that Coming Soon Enough anthology in as well. Yay, thanks! I know those trifectas are a bit of a pain.  |
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And, just to be even more of a pain, I just won a copy of W C Bauers' Unbreakable, which looks as though it's going to be frickin' awesome. Would someone be willing to get that in? (At least it's Tor, so it's not a trifecta.)
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| valashain - 2015-02-01 9:15 PM Unbreakable has been added. Thank you kindly. |
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Location: The Netherlands | It is in the database, currently with 3 books
https://www.worldswithoutend.com/publisher.asp?ID=480
I'll have a look at those three books in a bit.
Edit: hmm, ISFDB doesn't seem to know them, this is going to take a bit longer.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pizzakarin - 2015-02-03 8:22 AM
Requesting "Suffer the Children" by Craig DiLouie (horror published May 2014)
This one is now in. Sounds nasty. Enjoy!
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Location: New Zealand | Can I please request two books by Nicholas Kaufmann: Dying Is My Business, and Die and Stay Dead. Publisher is St Martin's Griffin. |
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Location: New Zealand | Can I please request two books by Nicholas Kaufmann: Dying Is My Business, and Die and Stay Dead. Publisher is St Martin's Griffin.
Oops, somehow I double posted. See how keen I am to get these books?
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Location: New Zealand | Sorry for all the requests. Trying to sort out my reading list and challenges for this year. Last one I would really like added for the moment would be C. Robert Cargill who has two books, Dreams and Shadows, and Queen of the Dark Things, both published by Harper Voyager. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-02-05 12:23 AM
Can I please request two books by Nicholas Kaufmann: Dying Is My Business, and Die and Stay Dead. Publisher is St Martin's Griffin.
Sorry for all the requests. Trying to sort out my reading list and challenges for this year. Last one I would really like added for the moment would be C. Robert Cargill who has two books, Dreams and Shadows, and Queen of the Dark Things, both published by Harper Voyager.
These four are now in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Hello all uber users. If you're looking for something to do, I found a listing over on wiki for Cthulhu Mythos anthologies.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cthulhu_Mythos_anthology#The_Book_of_C...
We have some of them in the database already. Getting the rest in would be easy if we split it all up.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pauljames - 2015-02-08 8:26 AM
Can 77 Shadow Street by Dean Koontz be added. I have got this recently and want to use it on a couple of challenges. Thanks
This piece of creepiness has slinked it's way into the database. (manic laughter)
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Dlw28 - 2015-02-07 5:23 PM
Hi, could these books be added please:
The Stone Boatmen
Radiant State by Higgins
Zero Sum Game by Huang
Thank you.
These three are now in. I added both books by Huang, since they're the same series. Those two are pushing the boundaries of what we usually accept, but I figure we're going to have to adapt as the industry changes again.
The Stone Boatmen got a really interesting blurp from Le Guin.
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| gallyangel - 2015-02-09 3:06 PM I added both books by Huang, since they're the same series. Those two are pushing the boundaries of what we usually accept, but I figure we're going to have to adapt as the industry changes again. I thought that, too -- but I've been reading some serious buzz on the Huang books and her other stories, so I think she's going to be a real up-and-comer. |
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Yes- I read the blurb from LeGuin too and was the reason ive requested the book from the library.
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| Dlw28 - 2015-02-09 10:27 PM I'm curious, what about Huang's stories seemed iffy in terms of being included in the database? If you look under the Product Details, they are both self-published by the author through Amazon Digital Services. Zero Sum Game by S L Huang Half Life by S L Huang
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2015-02-09 3:47 AM
Dlw28 - 2015-02-09 10:27 PM I'm curious, what about Huang's stories seemed iffy in terms of being included in the database? If you look under the Product Details, they are both self-published by the author through Amazon Digital Services. Zero Sum Game by S L Huang Half Life by S L Huang
The first one is at a rope-'em-in price of $.99. I'd already snagged it, but I've not gotten around to reading it yet.
I spent 10 to 15 minutes trying to cobble together some autobiographical info on Huang, before adding her to the database, only to then notice the publishing status of her books. Ugh! I wasn't about to not put anything in after the effort and since the database does have a method for dealing with this...don't know if it's a good method, or if we'll keep using it, but at least we do have the option; which got exercised. I'll be interested in hearing what people think of her. If the effort was worth it.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add the following: (These are all Tor Doubles and would be great for the 2015 Short Fiction Challenge.)
Tor Double #4 Tango Charlie and Foxtrot Romeo - John Varley (The Star Pit - Samuel Delaney is already in.)
Tor Double #6 Enemy Mine - Barry Longyear / Another Orphan - John Kessel
Tor Double #7 Screwtop - Vonda N. McIntyre / The Girl Who Was Plugged In - James Tiptree, Jr.
Tor Double #9 The Ugly Little Boy - Isaac Asimov / The Widget, the Wadget, and Boff - Teodore Sturgeon
Tor Double #23 Riding the Torch - Norman Spinrad / Tin Soldier - Joan D. Vinge
Tor Double #29 Nanoware Time - Ian Watson / (The Persistence of Vision - John Varley is already in.)
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Even though it's a little early since this one won't be published until May, can someone add Apex by Ramez Naam? It's the third book of the Nexus trilogy. Can't wait for this one!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | daxxh - 2015-02-09 10:06 PM
Can someone please add the following: (These are all Tor Doubles and would be great for the 2015 Short Fiction Challenge.)
Tor Double #4 Tango Charlie and Foxtrot Romeo - John Varley (The Star Pit - Samuel Delaney is already in.)
Tor Double #6 Enemy Mine - Barry Longyear / Another Orphan - John Kessel
Tor Double #7 Screwtop - Vonda N. McIntyre / The Girl Who Was Plugged In - James Tiptree, Jr.
Tor Double #9 The Ugly Little Boy - Isaac Asimov / The Widget, the Wadget, and Boff - Teodore Sturgeon
Tor Double #23 Riding the Torch - Norman Spinrad / Tin Soldier - Joan D. Vinge
Tor Double #29 Nanoware Time - Ian Watson / (The Persistence of Vision - John Varley is already in.)
Thanks!
I'm working, slowly but surely, on the whole Tor Double run, all 36 volumes. Doing them has been a back burner issue. There's already over 15 in the database. Just search for Tor Double and have at it. The worst part is finding a synopsis for the individual stories.
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Location: New Zealand | Is Little A considered a publisher you would include books for on here? They are an imprint of Amazon Publishing, and I see we have other imprints of Amazon here (47North). If it is okay, could someone add the newly published short story collection 'The Thing About Great White Sharks' by Rebecca Adams Wright?
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-02-09 9:58 PM
Because it came out today, can someone add The Diabolical Miss Hyde by Viola Carr, published by Harper Voyager?
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This one is now in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-02-10 7:05 PM
Is Little A considered a publisher you would include books for on here? They are an imprint of Amazon Publishing, and I see we have other imprints of Amazon here (47North). If it is okay, could someone add the newly published short story collection 'The Thing About Great White Sharks' by Rebecca Adams Wright?
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Trifecta!
It's not so much the publisher but that self-published - ebook only kind of thing, which we're balking at, right at the moment. The might change in the next few years, of course.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-02-11 8:14 PM
I understand, and thanks. Do I get extra points for a trifecta?
No extra points. You just get put on THE LIST! (Ominous organ music swells in background.)
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Location: New Zealand | gallyangel - 2015-02-13 11:48 AM
Weesam - 2015-02-11 8:14 PM
I understand, and thanks. Do I get extra points for a trifecta?
No extra points. You just get put on THE LIST! (Ominous organ music swells in background. )
Is that the 'Watch This One - She's Trouble' list? Because I've been on that one for years. |
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gallyangel - 2015-02-13 11:48 AM
Weesam - 2015-02-11 8:14 PM
I understand, and thanks. Do I get extra points for a trifecta?
No extra points. You just get put on THE LIST! (Ominous organ music swells in background. )
Is that the 'Watch This One - She's Trouble' list? Because I've been on that one for years.
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Weesam - 2015-02-12 6:29 PM
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Weesam - 2015-02-11 8:14 PM
I understand, and thanks. Do I get extra points for a trifecta?
No extra points. You just get put on THE LIST! (Ominous organ music swells in background. )
Is that the 'Watch This One - She's Trouble' list? Because I've been on that one for years.
Say, what? _I'M_ Trouble (earned that nick at work back in 1984 )
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Timequake by Kurt Vonnegut |
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Location: Alief, TX | Looking for some adds please:
The Risen Empire by Scott Westerfeld
The Killing of Worlds by Scott Westerfeld
The Crossroads of Time by Andre Norton
Star Gate by Andre Norton
Merlin's Mirror by Andre Norton
Breed to Come by Andre Norton
Quag Keep by Andre Norton
Beast Master's Planet by Andre Norton
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | frankyash - 2015-02-15 11:42 AM
Please add Time and Again by Clifford D. Simak to your database.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | spectru - 2015-02-15 10:07 AM
Timequake by Kurt Vonnegut
This is in.
Relive the 90ies? Ouch!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-02-15 6:27 PM
The Risen Empire by Scott Westerfeld
The Killing of Worlds by Scott Westerfeld
Gracias!
These are in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-02-15 6:27 PM
Andre Norton - Android at arms
The Crossroads of Time by Andre Norton
Star Gate by Andre Norton
Merlin's Mirror by Andre Norton
Breed to Come by Andre Norton
Quag Keep by Andre Norton
Gracias!
This bunch of Norton is in. About half of these were part of a larger series, which means the whole series gets entered. Which isn't a problem. A heads up on those titles would just be nice.
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Location: Austin, Tx | Requesting:
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-02-15 6:27 PM
Looking for some adds please:
Beast Master's Planet by Andre Norton
Gracias!
The whole Beast Master series is now in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pizzakarin - 2015-02-18 8:52 AM
Requesting:
Morte by Robert Repino
I've seen the title listed as both Morte and Mort(e).
Mort(e) is now in. I went with the more interesting spelling, the one that's actually on the book!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | strongaf - 2015-02-19 10:43 AM
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Gotta get my weird fiction challenge on.
This weirdness is in for you.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add The Dungeon series? Each volume has a different author, but all were published using Philip Jose Farmer's name on the cover. Thanks!
http://www.amazon.com/Black-Tower-Dungeon-Philip-Farmer/dp/05532734...
http://www.amazon.com/The-Dark-Abyss-Dungeon-Volume/dp/0553276409/r...
http://www.amazon.com/The-Valley-Thunder-Dungeon-3/dp/0553279580/re...
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-02-23 3:59 PM
Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
Maybe not the most traditional SF, but I think it qualifies.
Is it possible to get Explaining Cthulhu to Grandma and Other Stories by Alex Shvartsman? I really, really want to add it to my Short Fiction challenge.
These two are in. I had my doubts about Infinite Jest but looking a few more places and what they had to say convinced me. 1000 pages. Have fun with that.
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Location: New Zealand | Can The Hawley Book of the Dead by Chrysler Szarlan be added please? It was published by Century last year.
Also, two books by Bishop O'Connell published by Harper Voyager:
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| Two books by Elizabeth Wein, The Lion Hunter and The Empty Kingdom, were recently added to WWEnd and categorized as part of The Mark of Solomon series. This is all correct; however, these two books additionally comprise a sub-series within a longer five book series named The Lion Hunters (link goes to author's website). Could the first three books in The Lion Hunters series--The Winter Prince, A Coalition of Lions, and The Sunbird--also be added to the database?
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Can you add books 2 and 3 of The Grisha series by Leigh Bardugo. You already have book 1.
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-02-28 12:43 AM
Can The Hawley Book of the Dead by Chrysler Szarlan be added please? It was published by Century last year.
Also, two books by Bishop O'Connell published by Harper Voyager:
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Flex by Ferrett SteinMetz |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone please add A Darker Shade of Magic by V E Schwab, published by Tor.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add World of Trouble (Hank Palace Book 3) by Ben H. Winters? Thanks! |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | daxxh - 2015-03-11 7:05 PM
Can someone please add World of Trouble (Hank Palace Book 3) by Ben H. Winters? Thanks!
This one is now in. Love closing out a trilogy.
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I've been putting in the Gregg Press Science Fiction series from the middle to late 70ies in the data base. It feels like it's taken forever, but I guess it's only been this month. What I want to know is who in Gregg publishing came up with the idea to devote a certain percentage of the series to obscure titles which hadn't had a release in, oh, 80 or a hundred years? And who at Gregg thought that was a swell idea and gave it the go ahead?
I guess I just have to get over my comfortable illusion that SF started with Shelley, but exploded with Verne and Wells. That's a lame and superficial understanding. The truth is much more complex than that.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-03-31 10:45 PM
Is it possible to get the three fantasy books by Jim Grimsley added
Kirith Kirin
The Ordinary
The Last Green Tree
Thanks
These three are now in. Booklist, lambda award, his name being thrown around in the same sentence with Le Guin, Vance, and Delany. Interesting, indeed.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | bleebs - 2015-04-02 7:38 AM
Something went wrong (Safari, I guess), but that's Liu Cixin - The Wandering Earth: Classic Science Fiction Collection, published in 2013 by the CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.
This one is in.
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Location: New Zealand | The first three books of the Alex Verus series by Benedict Jacka are in the database, but the last three are not. Can someone add books 4-6
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-04-03 11:42 PM
The first three books of the Alex Verus series by Benedict Jacka are in the database, but the last three are not. Can someone add books 4-6
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-04-10 4:33 PM
Can someone add A Sudden Wild Magic by Diana Wynne Jones?
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Sounds like an interesting read. It's in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-04-10 10:14 PM
The Drowned World by J.G. Ballard. Thanks
A lot of those early 60ies eco-books by ballard are already in. Good reads, too.
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| My apologies for posting this in 2 threads, but I'd like to make sure as many people see this as possible... Do you read a fair bit of SFF and would like to be able to express your opinions on what you read, in terms of nominating and voting for the Hugo Awards, but have not been able to afford to do so? Because of the current concern that the Hugo process is too insular, a bunch of SFF fans have generously offered to provide supporting memberships in order to broaden the community of nominator/voters. These memberships include the right to vote this year (and the voter's packet of full or partial copies of nominated works) and the right to nominate (but not vote) next year. The only requirement is that you be someone who reads and enjoyes SFF. If you'd love to participate but money has been holding you back, you can find the entry form here . |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add A Crown for Cold Silver by Alex Marshall. Released today from Orbit, it sounds excellent. Alex Marshall is evidently a pseudonym for a well known writer, possibly British.
Also, Ghost Train to New Orleans by Mur Lafferty, book 2 of the Shambling Guides. Book 1 is already in.
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| Is it possible to add "The Awakened Kingdom" by N. K. Jemisin? It is a novella, and I'm not sure the site includes works in this category. It is a follow-up/sequel to the Inheritance Trilogy series by Jemisin. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | mjmahoney - 2015-04-14 7:22 PM
Is it possible to add "The Awakened Kingdom" by N. K. Jemisin? It is a novella, and I'm not sure the site includes works in this category. It is a follow-up/sequel to the Inheritance Trilogy series by Jemisin.
Of course, of course; no worries. It's in.
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Location: Alief, TX | Please add "The Ripper Affair" By Lillian Saintcrow. Thanks |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-04-16 5:28 AM
Please add "The Ripper Affair" By Lillian Saintcrow. Thanks
The game is afoot, and now in the database. A trilogy completed (until she decides to expand it!).
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Location: Zagreb | Is it possible to add "Dream Houses" by Genevieve Valentine? It is a novella, and it's on Locus recommanded read for 2014. I read it and liked it. |
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| risbom - 2015-04-17 7:28 PM Is it possible to add "Dream Houses" by Genevieve Valentine? It is a novella, and it's on Locus recommanded read for 2014. I read it and liked it. As it's available on Amazon, not a problem. Done.
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Location: Zagreb | And there is fine review here on Locus:
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Location: UK | Could you add Kevin Hearne's Shattered ,book 7 in the Iron Druid series. Actually,books 4-6 are also missing from the listing.
Also Chloe Neill's Dark Debt, book 11 in her extremely popular UF series,Chicagoland Vampires. I am surprised that none of her books are listed. Urban Fantasy as a whole is very under-represented on WWEnd. There are a host of popular authors like Jeanine Frost,Nalini Singh,and Chloe Neill herself who are not on the data base at all.
I want to read Dark Debt and Shattered for my Sub-genre and Next in Series challenges,so would appreciate your help. Thanks.
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Location: SC, USA | Dusty, I will try to get a start on these this afternoon.... |
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Location: SC, USA | Dusty, The Kevin Hearne books are in, and I made a start on the Chloe Neill books.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | dustydigger - 2015-04-20 2:09 AM
Also Chloe Neill's Dark Debt, book 11 in her extremely popular UF series,Chicagoland Vampires.
I want to read Dark Debt Thanks.
And I've gotten most of that series in for you, including Dark Debt.
Keep those fangs sharp!
Which brings up the question of vampire dentists? Human, well paid, with odd hours? Or Vampire, serving the general community, operating under immunity or neutrality?
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Location: UK | Thanks for the adds,Rhonda. At a stroke I have added 12 books to my Books Read list,and topped the 700 mark
@ galleyangel - I actually once read a very amusing paranormal romance about a female dentist who got a visit from a handsome vamp who had broken a fang. Of course she fell in love with him,but I have a sneaking impression that having a dentist brought into the vampire community was quite a canny move. Lots of delicate work,keeping those complicated retractable fangs in good nick (oops! pun was not intended,but those sharp fangs do more than ''nick)
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| Not a book request per se, but would it be possible to add the Prometheus Awards (http://lfs.org/novel_nominees.shtml) to the award listings?
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | dustydigger - 2015-04-21 12:15 AM
Thanks for the adds,Rhonda. At a stroke I have added 12 books to my Books Read list,and topped the 700 mark
@ galleyangel - I actually once read a very amusing paranormal romance about a female dentist who got a visit from a handsome vamp who had broken a fang. Of course she fell in love with him,but I have a sneaking impression that having a dentist brought into the vampire community was quite a canny move. Lots of delicate work,keeping those complicated retractable fangs in good nick (oops! pun was not intended,but those sharp fangs do more than ''nick )
Now that I think about it, in Dance in the Vampire Bund, both the dentist and the Priest!, were vampires. Cover the basics with people you trust. All Hail Queen Mina Tepes, Ruler of the Night!
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| JasonKB - 2015-04-22 9:50 AM Not a book request per se, but would it be possible to add the Prometheus Awards to the award listings? A fair number of the Prometheus books were already in the database. I've been chipping away at the rest here and there; I don't know whether anyone else has, too. We (volunteers) are finishing up the Aurealis Awards for SF, Fantasy, and Horror right now, so when those are done, I was going to try to finish the Prometheus as well. We're actually pretty close to having all of the Prometheus entries in. Once the books are in, Administrator and his programming wizards then have to set up the special structure to display the nominees and winners the way the other Awards are currently displayed in list form and in reading statistics for individuals. He'd be in a better position to tell you how much of an undertaking that is (or isn't). |
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| illegible_scribble - 2015-04-21 4:58 PM
JasonKB - 2015-04-22 9:50 AM Not a book request per se, but would it be possible to add the Prometheus Awardsto the award listings? A fairnumber of the Prometheus books were already in the database. I've been chipping away at the rest here and there; I don't know whether anyone else has, too. We(volunteers) arefinishing up the Aurealis Awards for SF, Fantasy, and Horror right now, so when those are done, I was going to try to finish the Prometheus as well. We're actually pretty close to having all of the Prometheus entries in. Once the books are in, Administrator and his programming wizards then have to set up the special structure to display the nominees and winners the way the other Awards are currently displayed in list form and in reading statistics for individuals. He'd be in a better position to tell you how much of an undertaking that is (or isn't).
Thanks for the explanation - I was just rather surprised when I looked just now and didn't see the Prometheus awards in the list. |
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| JasonKB - 2015-04-22 10:01 AM Thanks for the explanation - I was just rather surprised when I looked just now and didn't see the Prometheus awards in the list. Any time a nominated work is part of a series, then all the books in the series have to be entered as well -- and if the author and/or publisher aren't already in the database, they also have to be added. So for every award that's been put into the WWEnd system, I'd estimate 3 to 4 times the actual number of entries on the list have to be added. It's a bit of an undertaking. In the past, Admin has solicited votes from WWEnd members on which awards to add next (you can find those threads using the forum Search function). |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | illegible_scribble - 2015-04-21 5:12 PM JasonKB - 2015-04-22 10:01 AM Thanks for the explanation - I was just rather surprised when I looked just now and didn't see the Prometheus awards in the list. Any time a nominated work is part of a series, then all the books in the series have to be entered as well -- and if the author and/or publisher aren't already in the database, they also have to be added. So for every award that's been put into the WWEnd system, I'd estimate 3 to 4 times the actual number of entries on the list have to be added. It's a bit of an undertaking. In the past, Admin has solicited votes from WWEnd members on which awards to add next (you can find those threads using the forum Search function). Prometheus is on the list of awards to add. It's just a matter of time and like illegible says it can mean a whole lot of books and authors going in. As for the votes on what award to do next we did that and Tiptree was the winner but then we found out it's a mix of novels and short stories and novellas etc. which we're not geared to handle. The new code is in the works but got trumped by other updates for now. What we've been doing in the mean time is putting in awards where we're already close to having all the books or where an Uber User, or group of Ubers, volunteered to do the data entry for an award they were interested in. Generally we've been steering towards filling gaps in our awards and lists coverage and to offer more variety. Aurealis fills a gap for our friends down under. Not a lot of call for Prometheus so far but if we're close to having all the books it might move up the list. Low hanging fruit is the tastiest.
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| illegible_scribble - 2015-04-21 5:12 PM
JasonKB - 2015-04-22 10:01 AM Thanks for the explanation - I was just rather surprised when I looked just now and didn't see the Prometheus awards in the list. Any time a nominated work is part of a series, then all the books in the series have to be entered as well -- and if the author and/or publisher aren't already in the database, they also have to be added. So for every award that's been put into the WWEnd system, I'd estimate 3 to 4 times the actual number of entries on the list have to be added. It's a bit of an undertaking. In the past, Admin has solicited votes from WWEnd members on which awards to add next (you can find those threads using the forum Search function).
Thank you (and it can it wasn't obvious, both this and my thank you above are sincere) - I'd never really thought about what goes on behind the scenes here and I'm enjoying learning. |
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I've checked my spreadsheet, and for Prometheus there are 23 of 96 Authors and 45 of 178 Books remaining to be entered (but note that many of those books are part of series; one extreme example is that 3 are part of a 15-book series, all 15 of which will need to be entered).
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| Hi! Could you please add The Great Zoo of China by Matthew Reilly? It was recently published. Thanks. |
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Not sure where to post to ask this question: I want to change my rating for a book I e recently read. If you're talking about the 1-5 stars, you should be able to go to the page for that book and just click on the place in the stars where you want your rating to be. I've changed several of my ratings in this way.
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Location: The Netherlands | Dlw28 - 2015-04-28 1:05 AM
Hi! Could you please add The Great Zoo of China by Matthew Reilly? It was recently published. Thanks.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | valashain - 2015-04-28 11:36 AM
Dlw28 - 2015-04-28 1:05 AM
Hi! Could you please add The Great Zoo of China by Matthew Reilly? It was recently published. Thanks.
Just added it.
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Location: Belgium | Today I bought Alastair Reynolds' Poseidon's Children #3: "Poseidon's Wake" in my local bookshop. It's just out! Could you add it? Thanks! |
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Location: The Netherlands | bleebs - 2015-04-29 4:03 PM
Today I bought Alastair Reynolds' Poseidon's Children #3: "Poseidon's Wake" in my local bookshop. It's just out! Could you add it? Thanks!
It is in. Whoever came up with that cover should be fired. And changing the style for the third book in a series too... |
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Location: Belgium | The 2 first books have been reissued with different art for quite some time. I kinda like 'm better actually, happy colors and all. |
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Location: The Netherlands | That's a small comfort if you've bought a nice first edition hardcover. |
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Location: Belgium | I hear you. I bought the second book with the new art, while I had the original version of the first one (softcover though). that had been nagging me ever since, so today I bought the new version of the first book as well, and I'm going to give the old one away as a gift to a friend, just to have a matching series. |
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Location: Belgium | from Reynolds' blog:
here is the book description as it should have appeared on the inside cover flap:
Two hundred years after the fall of Mechanism, human society has achieved a kind of stability. There are colonies beneath the oceans, throughout the solar system, and beyond: on the worlds of extrasolar systems. Vast hemirelativistic ships connect these colonies, travelling at half the speed of light. Or rather they would, if the ominous presence of the alien Watchkeepers had not led to an enforced moratorium on interstellar travel.
But when a seemingly impossible radio signal reaches the colony Crucible, everything changes:
Send Ndege
Its origin is unpopulated, unexplored space. No one could be there at least, not if they travelled using human technology so who could have sent it? How did they get there? And what use do they have for the disgraced scientist Ndege Akinya?
Finding the answers will require one of the greatest expeditions humankind has ever launched, a journey further than ever attempted before, conducted under the implacable scrutiny of the Watchkeepers.
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| JasonKB - 2015-04-22 9:50 AM Not a book request per se, but would it be possible to add the Prometheus Awards to the award listings? In case you haven't seen this in the other thread, Jason: Administrator - 2015-05-01 4:16 PM Hey look, it's a new award! Enjoy!
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Extreme Paranoia: Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Shot by Ken Rolston - the publisher was West End Games who I believe are no longer trading. I've a review ready for the book.
The Man In The Picture: A Ghost Story by Susan Hill is a novella but is available in dead tree form as a standalone product. The publisher is Profile Books and again I've a review available.
Also missing is Hill's classic ghost story, The Woman In Black - the publisher is Vintage
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | bazhsw - 2015-05-04 1:25 PM
I've a few suggestions to add to the database as part of the Clear My Shelves challenge
The Man In The Picture: A Ghost Story by Susan Hill is a novella but is available in dead tree form as a standalone product. The publisher is Profile Books and again I've a review available.
Also missing is Hill's classic ghost story, The Woman In Black - the publisher is Vintage
Good call on the Hill. I thought both the book and the movie of Women in Black were great. The two by Hill are in.
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone please add the following
Dreams of Shreds and Tatters by Amanda Downum, published this month
Darkwalker by E.L. Tettensor (Nicholas Lenoir book 1)
Master of Plagues by E.L. Tettensor (Nicholas Lenoir book 2)
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Location: New Zealand | Thanks a lot. You're too quick for me. I was coming back to add another one, and found you'd done them already!
Can you add some books by Guy Adams:
A Few Words for the Dead (book 3 of the Toby Greene Series)
The Breath of God, and The Armies of Doctor Moreau (books 1 & 2 in the Sherlock Holmes series). These two are paranormal mysteries with a bit of a steampunk/gaslamp flavour. |
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could someone please add Michelle West's latest entry in the House Wars series - Oracle - came out last week and I am reading it now. Publisher is DAW
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Location: The Netherlands | The Adams and West books are in. |
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| I have a general question: it appears that sometimes a novella is added to the database. What are the guidelines with requesting novellas to be added? I assume it'd be a ton of work to add many of them. |
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| Dlw28 - 2015-05-14 2:23 PM I have a general question: it appears that sometimes a novella is added to the database. What are the guidelines with requesting novellas to be added? I assume it'd be a ton of work to add many of them. Is it available individually as a book or e-book from an online retailer? |
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Location: The Netherlands | thereddeath: I put your request up for discussion in the uber user forum since that anthology is technically self-published.
Arenby: The Johansen books are in. |
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Location: New Zealand | Hi
I have been looking through the Fantasy Masterworks series and I notice you have missed one. Lord Darcy by Randall Garrett was released in this series back in March 2014. It is an omnibus containing all the short stories and novellas of Lord Darcy.
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Location: The Netherlands | It is in but still needs to be added to the list. That might take a bit longer. Dave will have to do that himself. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Yeah, I just added 3 new Fantasy Masterworks to the list yesterday and while I was at it I noticed we were missing the Lord Darcy and another one at least. I'll look around today and see if there are others as well. It's always a little confusing because they re-release books from the numbered series at the same times as the new ones come out. The new covers are nice and all but we only want the new volumes for the list. I also added 4 new books to the SF Masterworks list yesterday. I got the new books from a blog post over on SF Signal because the publisher prefers to let people discover them on their own it seems. If we happen to stumble upon the new volumes or somebody tells us about them we can update our list but they can't be bothered to promote the new volumes. I've asked them directly for updates or for information on where they publish that info so I could go get it and even volunteered our lists for them to use but they were not interested. Keeping everyone in the dark is part of their marketing plan. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Added Lord Darcy and Expiration Date to the Fantasy Masterworks list.
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Location: New Zealand | Thanks everyone. I've tried to collect all the books in the Fantasy Masterwork series, and have run across the same issues in trying to find out when they will be released. It is very frustrating. |
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Revision by Andrea Phillips
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Could someone update the Jane Yellowrock series by Faith Hunter. I am trying to read them all this year.
The missing titles are:
7. Black Arts, published 2014
8. Broken Soul, published 2014
9. Dark Heir, to be published 2015
Also, if anyone is bored and looking for something to do, would it be possible to get added the Weather Warden series by Rachel Caine? I know this site isn't big on urban fantasy, so if not that is okay. There are nine titles so far:
1. Ill Wind (2003)
2. Heat Stroke (2004)
3. Chill Factor (2005)
4. Windfall (2005)
5. Firestorm (2006)
6. Thin Air (2007)
7. Gale Force (2008)
8. Cape Storm (2009)
9. Total Eclipse (2010)
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-06-02 7:09 PM
Hi
Could someone update the Jane Yellowrock series by Faith Hunter. I am trying to read them all this year.
The missing titles are:
7. Black Arts, published 2014
8. Broken Soul, published 2014
9. Dark Heir, to be published 2015
This vampire smashing goodness is in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-06-02 7:09 PM
1. Ill Wind (2003)
2. Heat Stroke (2004)
3. Chill Factor (2005)
4. Windfall (2005)
5. Firestorm (2006)
6. Thin Air (2007)
7. Gale Force (2008)
8. Cape Storm (2009)
9. Total Eclipse (2010)
This is all now in.
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Location: New Zealand | One Trillion Dollars, and Lord of All Things by Andreas Eschbach were finally translated into English last year. Is it possible to get them added?
Also could someone add
Bleak House by John Shirley
Bellman & Black by Diane Setterfield
The Lost Boys Symphony by Mark Andrew Ferguson
Servant of the Storm by Delilah Dawson
The Arrivals by Melissa Marr
The Crane Wife by Patrick Ness
The Fold by Peter Clines
Thank you very much.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jonxjquee - 2015-06-05 8:39 AM
To Honor You Call Us by H. Paul Honsinger (Man of War, #1)
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Sand by Hugh Howey
The first three in the man of war series, are in.
I put the Sand omnibus in and not the individual books, since they were so short.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-06-05 3:17 AM
One Trillion Dollars, and Lord of All Things by Andreas Eschbach were finally translated into English last year. Is it possible to get them added?
Thank you very much.
Lord of all Things is in.
I'm going to call paper snob on One Trillion Dollars, since it does not seem to have a paper version. From the synopsis I'm seen, I'm also hesitate to add this one since it really doesn't seem to fit with our SF, F, H basis.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-06-05 3:17 AM
Also could someone add
Bleak House by John Shirley
The Arrivals by Melissa Marr
The Crane Wife by Patrick Ness
The Fold by Peter Clines
Thank you very much.
These four are in.
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Bellman & Black by Diane Setterfield
The Lost Boys Symphony by Mark Andrew Ferguson
Servant of the Storm by Delilah Dawson
Thank you very much.
These three are all in now.
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| Mountains of Mourning by Bujold is a novella- but available in paperback. Is it possible to put it in the database? |
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| Dlw28 - 2015-06-07 2:21 PM
Mountains of Mourning by Bujold is a novella- but available in paperback. Is it possible to put it in the database? That novella won both the Hugo and the Nebula, and I'll be happy to put that in, if no one else has started to do so. |
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| Dlw28 - 2015-06-07 2:21 PM
Mountains of Mourning by Bujold is a novella- but available in paperback. Is it possible to put it in the database? This one is now in. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Dlw28 - 2015-06-06 7:16 PM
Could Captive Dreams, short stories by Michael Flynn, be added please? Thanks
There you go. It's in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-06-12 12:58 AM
Beneath London, the new book in the Langdon St Ives series by James Blaylock has just been released. I'm very excited.
Can someone add it please?
I just happen to be doing some other adding, so there you go.
Is this a steampunk series?
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Location: New Zealand | Thanks. Yes, Langdon St Ives is a steampunk series. It might be one of the earliest steampunk series as the first book came out in 1986. |
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Location: New Zealand | If someone has a little time on their hands, would they like to add the books of Anton Strout? He has two urban fantasy series:
Spellmason Chronicles: Alchemystic, Stonecast, Incarnate
Simon Canderous: Dead to Me, Deader Still, Dead Matter, Dead Waters
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Location: The Netherlands | Five Strout books are in, I will be back for the rest after dinner. |
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Location: The Netherlands | There, all done. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Hey guys. A couple of recent Andre Norton purchases that I notice aren't in the data base.
Tales of the Witch World
Lore of the Witch World
No Night Without Stars
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Location: Alief, TX | Feeling Mike Mignola/Helboy, and there is so little in the data base.
We have the original Baltimore book, but there are five graphic novels also. Would also be nice to see the Jenny Finn graphic novel, the five Abe Sapien graphic novels, and of course the 12 Hellboy graphic novels.
Also, Mignola and Golden did another work like Baltimore, a large illustrated hardcover called Joe Golem and the Drowning City. The also did another novel, called Father Gaetano's Puppet Catechism.
Finally, there have been a series of Hellboy novels. One, by Mark Chadbourn, is in the database. Here are the others:
The Bones of Giants - Christopher Golden
The Dragon Pool - Christopher Golden
The Lost Army - Christopher Golden
On Earth As It Is In Hell - Brian Hodge
The Fire Wolves - Tim Lebbon
Unnatural Selection - Tim Lebbon
The All-Seeing Eye - Mark Morris
Emerald Hell - Tom Piccirilli
The God Machine - Thomas Sniegoski
Odd Jobs - short story collection edited by Cristopher Golden
Odder Jobs
Oddest Jobs
I know it's a lot, but since I'm seeing more graphic novels entered, I thought it was time we give Mignola his due. Thanks guys. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Oh, and one more thing. ;-)
I see we've recently added more of Spider Robinson's Callahan's series. There are still three more not in the system:
Callahan's Legacy
Callahan's Key
Callahan's Con
And whoever added the other ones listed Off the Wall at Callahan's as series #7. It's actually out of continuity, could better be listed as maybe a #0.
And the first three were collected in an omnibus edition titled The Callahan Chronicles, which is how I read them.
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Location: The Netherlands | I added the Norton books but I'm out of time for today. Maybe one of the other users has time to have a look at the rest. If not I'll see what i can do tomorrow. I'll have a look at those other two Tales of the Witch World anthologies then too. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Jontlaw, I'm working on the Callahan series slowly but surely. I will try to get the rest in today. Sorry it is taking a while but I have limited computer time these days with work, so I slip in when I can. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Sorry guys. I'm in Houston, and apparently we had a tropical storm yesterday, so the whole city stayed home. Funny, it's actually rained more today. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Added the rest of the Callahan books, fixed off the wall and added two other missing in database, Night of Power and The Free Lunch. I still have anthologies and collections to do,but they are just to intimidating to do today with only 3 hours of sleep!
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Location: Alief, TX | Caleb Carr wrote a sequel to The Alienist, titled Angel of Darkness. He also wrote a Sherlock Holmes ghost story called The Italian Secretary. Any chance we can add these? Thanks |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-06-23 9:37 PM
Caleb Carr wrote a sequel to The Alienist, titled Angel of Darkness. He also wrote a Sherlock Holmes ghost story called The Italian Secretary. Any chance we can add these? Thanks
Angel of Darkness is now in. I'm going to go with the ISFDB's take on the Holmes book that it's none genre (not what we cover) so if someone else wants to add it, that's their prerogative.
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Location: Austria | Hello everyone,
could you add Laura Ruby's book "Bone Gap" to the database?
I know it doesn't look like it but it is definitely fantasy and I need it for one of my RYO challenges.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | We're sitting on 12,999 books in the DB. What's going to push us over the top?
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Location: Dallas, Texas | valashain - 2015-06-25 2:50 PM There you go :P 13,000! We were just celebrating 12k at the end of April so that gives you a good idea of how fast these books are going in. Thanks to all our Uber Users for the excellent work and to all our members for keeping the requests coming in. |
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Location: Zagreb | Tehre is new McDonald book on Amazon, Luna: New Moon, coming out this year. Looks promising.
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add The Silver Kings by Stephen Deas. It is the last book in the Silver Kings series. The others are already in.
Also, anticipating the release of Ernest Clines new book, Armada, next month, it is possible to get it in now?
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Location: The Netherlands | The McDonald and Deas books are in. I am so going to read Luna: New Moon. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-06-26 2:17 AM
Also, anticipating the release of Ernest Clines new book, Armada, next month, it is possible to get it in now?
Thanks
Armada is now in. From the synopsis, it sounds like an update of the Last Starfighter movie/book/concept.
(I once heard that movie people in the industry think of Last Starfighter as a guilty pleasure.)
I'll be looking forward to a review or two once it comes out.
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Location: Austria | valashain - 2015-06-25 4:20 PM Bone Gap is in. Thank you so much. I already posted my review.
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Location: Zagreb | valashain - 2015-06-25 4:08 PM The McDonald and Deas books are in. I am so going to read Luna: New Moon. Thanks for McDonald! |
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Location: Austin, Tx | Requesting: The Singular and Extraordinary Tale of Mirror and Goliath by Ishbelle Bee published by Angry Robot in June 2015 |
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Location: The Netherlands | Sure, gimme a sec. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Done, added the sequel too while I was at it. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Oops, went shopping today. Can we please add:
Steampunk Trilogy by Paul di Filippo
The Flight of the Horse by Larry Niven
A Hole in Space by Larry Niven
The Cream of the Jest by James Branch Cabell
Figures of the Earth by James Branch Cabell
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Location: The Netherlands | Done.
If The Cream of the Jest has a synopsis on the back could you message it to me? I can't seem to find one that isn't all about the author. |
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| Could you please add Ellen Myshner's Swordpoint? Thanks!
PS It's on sale right now. |
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| Hmm... I see the above book IS in the database. Dont know why I missed it earlier. |
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| Daniel Jose Older's "Shadowshaper" has just come out and is making a bit of a splash--can you add it so I can read it for my Authors of Color challenge?
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | thecynicalromantic - 2015-07-16 5:37 PM
Daniel Jose Older's "Shadowshaper" has just come out and is making a bit of a splash--can you add it so I can read it for my Authors of Color challenge?
Merci!
Hey, that was quick; it's in already.
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Location: UK | There are three popular urban fantasy series I would really like to be added to the database
1. Nalini Singh - Guild Hunters series
2. Leigh Evans - Mystwalker series
3. Ilona Andrews - Kate Daniels series
Hope you can see your wayto doing this Thanks! |
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Location: The Netherlands | Shouldn't be a problem but since it is quite few books to add it will take a few days. Will start on Signh tomorrow. |
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Location: The Netherlands | The Singh series is in. I may swing by at some point and do her other series as well. Moving on to Evans tomorrow. |
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Location: UK | Great! Many Thanks.Hopefully the new additions will allow me to reach the 100 books read in the 2015 challenge! |
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Location: The Netherlands | Evans is in too. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Eight Kate Daniels books are in. |
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Location: New Zealand | There are some new releases I am really looking forward to reading and wonder if they can be added.
The Flicker Men by Ted Kosmatka
The Unnoticeables by Robert Brockway
The Fall by RJ Pineiro
Ink and Bone by Rachel Caine (book 1 of The Great Library) |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-07-26 4:08 PM
There are some new releases I am really looking forward to reading and wonder if they can be added.
The Flicker Men by Ted Kosmatka
The Unnoticeables by Robert Brockway
The Fall by RJ Pineiro
Ink and Bone by Rachel Caine (book 1 of The Great Library)
These four are now in. Sounds like very interesting reading.
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Location: New Zealand | Thanks. I'm off to start reading. |
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Location: New Zealand | Is it possible to add the Aotearoa series by David Hair, published by HarperCollins. They are YA contemporary fantasy set in New Zealand.
1. The Bone Tiki (2010)
2. The Taniwha's Tear (2012)
3. The Lost Tohunga (2012)
4. Justice and Utu (2012)
5. Ghosts of Parihaka (2013)
6. Magic and Makutu (2014)
Also, there is a new book in the Moontide Quartet by David Hair, Ascendant's Right. Can this be added also.
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Location: The Netherlands | I'll have a go at time. Gimme a sec. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Hey guys. Can we please add
Make Room! Make Room! by Harry Harrison
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-07-30 6:39 PM
Hey guys. Can we please add
Make Room! Make Room! by Harry Harrison
Thanks
Uh, dude. It's in, has been in. Personally, I didn't care for it. I didn't think it aged very well. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-07-29 6:20 PM
Is it possible to add the Aotearoa series by David Hair, published by HarperCollins. They are YA contemporary fantasy set in New Zealand.
1. The Bone Tiki (2010)
2. The Taniwha's Tear (2012)
3. The Lost Tohunga (2012)
4. Justice and Utu (2012)
5. Ghosts of Parihaka (2013)
6. Magic and Makutu (2014)
Also, there is a new book in the Moontide Quartet by David Hair, Ascendant's Right. Can this be added also.
These all got put in as well. Now we have a new publisher, harpercollins - New Zealand.
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| Could you add another book for Kara Dalkey? It's called Euryale. It's historical fantasy set in Ancient Rome.
Could you add these, too, please:
Firethorn by Sarah Micklem
Reindeer Moon by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas
The Scent of Shadows by Vicki Petterson
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Location: The Netherlands | Sure, I'll have look at these. |
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Location: The Netherlands | K, they are all in. The Petterson is the first in a seven book series. I don't have time to do them all right now but I'll come back for those sometime next week.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | valashain - 2015-08-02 11:27 AM K, they are all in. The Petterson is the first in a seven book series. I don't have time to do them all right now but I'll come back for those sometime next week. Val, I grabbed all the covers for the series so you don't have to bother with those. Just put in the books. Thanks! |
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Location: The Netherlands | I added five more of Petterson's books. The sixth turns out to be a novella. It has only been published as an e-book and I can't find out anything about the publisher, which leads me to believe it is self-published. Left that one out for now. |
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Location: New Zealand | I was looking at the entry for author Suzanne McLeod today. I notice the only book in the database is The Cold Kiss of Death, which is book 2 of the Spellcrackers.com series.
Is it possible to get book 1, The Sweet Scent of Blood; as well as books 3-5 of the series. The other books are:
The Bitter Seed of Magic
The Shifting Price of Prey
The Hidden Rune of Iron
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Location: Belgium | Can someone add Killing Time by Caleb Carr? A book about 2023 published in 2000. Reviews elsewhere don't promise much for this book, but I enjoyed The Alienist a lot when I read it in my senior year. |
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Location: Austin, Tx | Please add upcoming releases IF THEN http://www.amazon.com/If-Then-Matthew-Abaitua-ebook/dp/B00R047XTK/ and Europe at Midnight http://www.amazon.com/Europe-at-Midnight-Hutchinson-Dave/dp/1781083... |
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Location: The Netherlands | Carr and McLeod are in, if someone else could pick up Pizzakarin's request, I'm out of time tonight. |
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged is considered by some to be science fiction. I don't think of it that way, but I can see how it would be so classified. Anthem by Ayn Rand, which I haven't read, is supposed to be about a future dystopia, certainly a science fiction or speculative fiction theme. I wonder why these books aren't on WWEnd. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Pizzakarin:
I have added "If Then." That will be out on Sept 1st. I've put "Europe at Midnight" on my list to add it closer to the release date, because it is not even ready for pre-order yet. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Pizzakarin:
I have added "If Then." That will be out on Sept 1st. I've put "Europe at Midnight" on my list to add it closer to the release date, because it is not even ready for pre-order yet. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | spectru - 2015-08-07 7:26 PM
Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged is considered by some to be science fiction. I don't think of it that way, but I can see how it would be so classified. Anthem by Ayn Rand, which I haven't read, is supposed to be about a future dystopia, certainly a science fiction or speculative fiction theme. I wonder why these books aren't on WWEnd.
Good call. Anthem is completely dystopic. And Atlas won the 1983 Prometheus Hall of Fame Award.
They're now in.
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Location: New Zealand | I'm trying to read more Urban Fantasy series, and there are a few I would like to read that aren't in the database. If someone has some spare time I would love it if they could add them. If this request is too much, then just the first book in each series would be good.
1. Remy Chandler series by Thomas Sniegoski (7 books)
- A Kiss Before the Apocalypse; Dancing on the Head of a Pin; Where Angels Fear to Tread; A Hundred Words for Hate; In the House of the Wicked; Walking in the Midst of Fire; A Deafening Silence in Heaven
2. Connor Grey series by Mark del Franco (6 books)
- Unshapely Things; Unquiet Things; Unfallen Dead; Unperfect Souls; Uncertain Allies; Undone Deeds
3. Elemental Assassin series by Jennifer Estep (13 books)
- Spider's Bite; Web of Lies; Venom; Tangled Threads; Spider's Revenge; By A Thread; Widow's Web; Deadly Sting; Heart of Venom; The Spider; Poison Promise; Black Widow; Spider's Trap |
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Location: The Netherlands | Sniegoski and Del Franco are in. I have some other stuff I need to take care of today so unless one of the other uberusers swings by, I'll be back for Estep tomorrow. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add The Year's Best Military SF and Space Opera?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1476780587?psc=1&redirect=true&ref...
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Location: Austin, Tx | That's fine for Europe at Midnight. I have an ARC, but won't be reviewing it until probably October. I just wanted to look at it shiny on my New in 2015 Challeng page. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | pizzakarin - 2015-08-09 1:32 PM
That's fine for Europe at Midnight. I have an ARC, but won't be reviewing it until probably October. I just wanted to look at it shiny on my New in 2015 Challeng page.
I promise I will keep an eye and as soon as it is pre-order I will put it in. We have had issues with not-yet published books that the publication dates get pushed back on them. I usually add stuff on Wed and Sun, but now that I have my laptop up and working again, I am able to be more flexible. |
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Location: UK | I thought I saw somewhere (Twitter?) that it wasn't out until 2016. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | DrNefario - 2015-08-09 3:51 PM
I thought I saw somewhere (Twitter?) that it wasn't out until 2016.
Amazon is showing it as November release, but that is why I'm holding off. I hope for Pizzakarin's challenge that it does come out in November. |
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Location: The Netherlands | If there are ARCs available already November strikes me as more likely. |
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It's now in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-08-08 10:17 PM
3. Elemental Assassin series by Jennifer Estep (13 books)
- Spider's Bite; Web of Lies; Venom; Tangled Threads; Spider's Revenge; By A Thread; Widow's Web; Deadly Sting; Heart of Venom; The Spider; Poison Promise; Black Widow; Spider's Trap
This series is in. That should hold you for a day or two.
P.S. She's got an 8.5 story in an anthology called Carniepunk. It's in too.
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Location: New Zealand | Thanks so much. I've actually got Carniepunk so good to have that in too. |
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Location: Austin, Tx | For the Cat Quest!
Catamount
http://www.amazon.com/Catamount-Roc-Fantasy-Michael-Peak/dp/0451451...
(cover https://www.goodreads.com/book/photo/2949245-catamount)
Cat Fantastic series
https://www.goodreads.com/series/63675-catfantastic
1st one - http://www.amazon.com/Catfantastic-Nine-Lives-Fifteen-Tales/dp/0886... |
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Location: The Netherlands | There you go. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Hey guys. Looks like we're missing an Elric of Melnibonae series from the early 2000's
The Dreamthief's Daughter
The Skrayling Tree
The White Wolf's Son
I've also picked up a couple of Larry Niven items I don't see in the database:
A Gift from Earth
Crashlander
And a little gem by Otis Adelbert Kline, titled The Swordsman of Mars.
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Location: The Netherlands | Niven and Kline are in.
I'll have a look at the Moorcock books tomorrow. Scott is our Moorcock specialist really |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-08-17 10:26 AM
Hey guys. Looks like we're missing an Elric of Melnibonae series from the early 2000's
The Dreamthief's Daughter
The Skrayling Tree
The White Wolf's Son
Thanks
These are in. Since I don't know these, can someone else add the tags for them.
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Paul Levinson is in the WWend database, but one of his books is not: The Plot to Save Socrates |
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Location: The Netherlands | Can't have that. Gimme a moment, it will be up in a few minutes. |
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| Hello WWE Team!
I'm new to the forums here and I have a couple requests for you when you have the time:
Paul J McAuley's Confluence Trilogy:
Child of the River
Ancients of Days
Shrine of Stars
And could you add the individual books from Mary Gentle's Ash series:
A Secret History
Carthage Ascendant
The Wild Machines
Lost Burgundy
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | whiten06 - 2015-08-22 4:25 PM
Hello WWE Team!
I'm new to the forums here and I have a couple requests for you when you have the time:
Paul J McAuley's Confluence Trilogy:
Child of the River
Ancients of Days
Shrine of Stars
Thanks so much!
These are in. Not sure on the tags. Someone else can contribute that.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | whiten06 - 2015-08-22 4:25 PM
Hello WWE Team!
I'm new to the forums here and I have a couple requests for you when you have the time:
And could you add the individual books from Mary Gentle's Ash series:
A Secret History
Carthage Ascendant
The Wild Machines
Lost Burgundy
Thanks so much!
Done and done.
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| Anthologies to be added to your database. Thanks!
Accessing the Future: A Disability-Themed Anthology of Speculative Fiction edited by Kathryn Allan & Djibril al-Ayad
Outlaw Bodies edited by Lori Selke & Djibril al-Ayad
Bless Your Mechanical Heart edited by Jennifer Brozek
Shattered Shields edited by Jennifer Brozek & Bryan Thomas Schmidt |
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Lumiere by Jacqueline Garlick
Noir by Jacqueline Garlick
Liesmith by Alis Franklin
Stormbringer by Alis Franklin
The Dark Side of the Road by Simon R. Green
Hexomancy by Michael Underwood
A Key, an Egg, an Unfortunate Remark by Harry Connolly |
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Location: The Netherlands | tldegray - 2015-08-23 1:15 PM
Anthologies to be added to your database. Thanks!
Accessing the Future: A Disability-Themed Anthology of Speculative Fiction edited by Kathryn Allan & Djibril al-Ayad
Outlaw Bodies edited by Lori Selke & Djibril al-Ayad
Bless Your Mechanical Heart edited by Jennifer Brozek
Shattered Shields edited by Jennifer Brozek & Bryan Thomas Schmidt
Outlaw Bodies was already in: https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?id=9525
I added the others. Don't have time for more right now. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | tldegray - 2015-08-23 4:16 AM
And some books, whenever there's time. Thanks!
Lumiere by Jacqueline Garlick
Noir by Jacqueline Garlick
Liesmith by Alis Franklin
Stormbringer by Alis Franklin
The Dark Side of the Road by Simon R. Green
Hexomancy by Michael Underwood
A Key, an Egg, an Unfortunate Remark by Harry Connolly
Garlick is in.
I'm calling pager snob on the two Franklin books.
The same for the series by Underwood.
We don't do, yet, ebook only works.
The Green book seems to bend the boundary, probably no more than King, so I stuck it in horror. Please keep an eye on the SF, Fantasy, Horror roots that we try to stay true to when asking for books to be added.
The Connolly book is almost self-published, sort-of, may-be (not). It's on the boundary too, but I put it in. Self-pub is another no-no.
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities: Exhibits, Oddities, Images, and Stories from Top Authors and Artists
I'm reading this because it contains a work by one of my favorite SF authors. It definitely fits in our genres. (Hey - I'm beginning to think of WWEnd as 'us' ) I know we don't generally list anthologies, except in the Books Published by Year database. But it's not there. The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities was published in 2011.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | spectru - 2015-08-25 10:03 AM (Hey - I'm beginning to think of WWEnd as 'us' ) It absolutely is US! I'm glad to hear you feel that way! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | spectru - 2015-08-25 10:03 AM (Hey - I'm beginning to think of WWEnd as 'us' ) It absolutely is US! I'm glad to hear you feel that way! |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | spectru - 2015-08-25 8:03 AM
The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities: Exhibits, Oddities, Images, and Stories from Top Authors and Artists
This is in.
And hey, I think we have a lot more anthologies lurking in the database than you think.
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| gallyangel - 2015-08-25 12:35 PM And hey, I think we have a lot more anthologies lurking in the database than you think. Very true. You can see anthologies in the DB by using the recently added Books Published by Year WWEnd List. For example, there are currently 53 anthologies from last year in the db! Currently, you can only view one year at a time, but perhaps that will change at some point.
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | gallyangel - 2015-08-25 3:35 PM
spectru - 2015-08-25 8:03 AM
The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities: Exhibits, Oddities, Images, and Stories from Top Authors and Artists
This is in.
And hey, I think we have a lot more anthologies lurking in the database than you think.
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Now I realize that there are anthologies here. The last one I read was Again, Dangerous Visions. It was here. |
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Location: Alief, TX | While you're there, the Vander Meers have a second Thackery T. Lambshead anthology, called The Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases, published in 2003. |
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Location: The Netherlands | jontlaw - 2015-08-26 6:41 AM
While you're there, the Vander Meers have a second Thackery T. Lambshead anthology, called The Pocket Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases, published in 2003.
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| I wanted to ask for The Fifth Season by N. K. Jemisin... just came out this month |
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Location: The Netherlands | How did we miss that one? It will be in in a moment. |
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Location: Alief, TX | I noticed that we added the first two books in Larry Niven's Man-Kzin Wars series. The anthology series is actually up to 14 volumes, plus several attached novels. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | jontlaw - 2015-09-05 9:56 PM I noticed that we added the first two books in Larry Niven's Man-Kzin Wars series. The anthology series is actually up to 14 volumes, plus several attached novels. I'm sure the rest are forthcoming. I've got the images ready for the whole series when they do go in. |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone update the entry for Devon Monk. She has two urban fantasy series that aren't in the database:
Allie Beckstrom series (8 books)
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Location: Belgium | Can you add the Earth's Children series by Jean M. Auel? Or aren't they speculative fiction enough? In bookshops here it's generally on the SF/Fantasy shelves... |
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Location: The Netherlands | Jonlaw: we'll get to those as soon as we figure out who is going to enter them.
Weesam, the Monk books are in. There's actually nine in the Allie Beckstrom sereis.
Bleebs, I put Auel up for discussion in the uberuser forum. I'm not entirely sure about those. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | valashain - 2015-09-07 2:12 PM
Auel is in.
1980! is when this series started. If I remember correctly, when it started, anthro. thought that humans and neanderthals didn't even exist in the same time frame. And then is was that they did, and perhaps humans wiped them out. Probably not. I just heard a while back that there was interbreeding going on. Red hair, I think was a sign of neanderthal genes. It just show how much change can happen in one science in 35 years.
This books stand as an example of a pet thesis: only women can write good sex scenes.
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Location: Belgium | Can the new Rushdi, Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Night, be added? It looks promising! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | We have just passed 14,000 books in the DB with all those Devon Monk entries! Thanks to our Uber Users for the effort and thanks to all our members for the book requests.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | valashain - 2015-09-08 1:29 PM When we hit 15k I want a 10% raise Done!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-09-05 7:56 PM
I noticed that we added the first two books in Larry Niven's Man-Kzin Wars series. The anthology series is actually up to 14 volumes, plus several attached novels.
The monkey and kitty-cat wars are in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | valashain - 2015-09-08 11:29 AM
When we hit 15k I want a 10% raise
I'd rather have mine now.
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a scifi fantasy horror story :P it probably deserves a place on this site ty in advance
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| Scott Meyer - Master of Formalities
Benjamin Percy - The Dead Lands
Neal Shusterman - Challenger Deep
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Location: The Netherlands | @Aspana: Added Hawkins but I got to run now. Will look at Meyer later. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Aspanna - 2015-09-12 4:02 AM
Scott Meyer - Master of Formalities
Benjamin Percy - The Dead Lands
Neal Shusterman - Challenger Deep
ty in advance!
Meyer is in.
Percy is in.
The Shusterman novel I'm going to pass on. It sound very good, but it's none genre. And since ISFDB doesn't list it....
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Location: New Zealand | Can we get Library of Souls, book 3 of the Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs in?
It is due out in a couple of weeks.
And since you have added Benjamin Percy, can we get his first book in as well? It's called Red Moon.
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Neal Shusterman is mostly a dystopian/magical realism writer. Although Challenger Deep might not fit here, as it is on the borders of magical realism/fantasy and mental illness exploration, could we have his "Unwind" series in? These books are 100% dystopian/near future.
Btw, I would like to apologise for asking so many books :P I'm new and in the process of importing my bookshelves, so I have some catching up to do
Thanks again!
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Aspanna - 2015-09-13 4:40 AM
Thanks!
Neal Shusterman is mostly a dystopian/magical realism writer. Although Challenger Deep might not fit here, as it is on the borders of magical realism/fantasy and mental illness exploration, could we have his "Unwind" series in? These books are 100% dystopian/near future.
Btw, I would like to apologise for asking so many books :P I'm new and in the process of importing my bookshelves, so I have some catching up to do
Thanks again!
Unwind is in. I read the first book in this series, but did not like it enough to red the next book in the series. Good premise though. |
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John Connolly - The Book Of Lost Things
Christopher Moore - Fool
Christopher Moore - The Serpent Of Venice
Christina Henry - Alice
Greg Hrbek - Not On Fire, But Burning
Ilana C Myer - Last Song Before Night
Joseph Fink - Welcome to Night Vale
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Aspanna - 2015-09-13 12:40 PM
My last big list. Ty in advance
John Connolly - The Book Of Lost Things
Christopher Moore - Fool
Christopher Moore - The Serpent Of Venice
Christina Henry - Alice
Greg Hrbek - Not On Fire, But Burning
Ilana C Myer - Last Song Before Night
Joseph Fink - Welcome to Night Vale
Cassandra Rose Clarke - Our Lady of The Ice
That's the way, ask for a whole bunch by authors which aren't in the database. They're all in now. And why we haven't had Moore up until now is an oversite. We always need more comic works.
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Location: Alief, TX | Oh, here we go. Been buying a lot of high-ish fantasy lately. Could we possibly enter:
The Bard series by Keith Taylor
The Stormlands series by John Maddox Roberts
any or all of the various Conan and Cormac Mac Art novels by Andrew Offutt, some co-written by Keith Taylor
The Horseclans series by Robert Adams
The Deathdealer series by James Silke
The Black Star by Lin Carter
And, on the sci-fi side, the Callisto series by Lin Carter.
I know, my requests are always big. Half Price Books loves to see me coming. Thanks guys! (ducks)
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Location: scotland | Can a Dean Koontz novel be added as I have recently bought this and want to read it as part of a challenge. The House of Thunder.
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Location: The Netherlands | @pauljames: the Koontz book is in.
@jonlaw: that is quite a large order you place there. I will get started on it tonight but it is going to take a few days to get all of them done. |
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Location: Alief, TX | I know. I'm sorry. I just seem to be buying lots of older fantasy, by authors who aren't in the database yet. I would do it myself if I could. |
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Location: New Zealand | Michael Stackpole is in the database, but his two fantasy series are missing. They are The DragonCrown War (4 books) and Age of Discovery (3 books). I would love it if they could go in. |
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Location: New Zealand | And when you get a moment I'd love the following:
Cat Out of Hell by Lynne Truss (for the Cat Quest challenge)
The Seventh Miss Hatfield by Anna Caltabiano
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-09-16 1:45 AM
Michael Stackpole is in the database, but his two fantasy series are missing. They are The DragonCrown War (4 books) and Age of Discovery (3 books). I would love it if they could go in.
These two series are now in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-09-17 2:21 AM
And when you get a moment I'd love the following:
Cat Out of Hell by Lynne Truss (for the Cat Quest challenge)
The Seventh Miss Hatfield by Anna Caltabiano
This two are now in as well.
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Location: The Netherlands | @jontlaw: Right, that should be all of them. 48 book plus two bonus Lin Carters because I spotted an incomplete series. |
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Location: New Zealand | Thanks for all the hard work. And as a thank you, here's some more.
The Mummy by Anne Rice
Fiend by Peter Stenson |
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-09-19 12:11 AM
Thanks for all the hard work. And as a thank you, here's some more.
The Mummy by Anne Rice
Fiend by Peter Stenson
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Location: New Zealand | Is it possible to get The Memory Painter by Gwendolyn Womack? It's described as an SF thriller/romance/historical fantasy.
Also the Jane Harper series by Jeremy Bishop (aka Jeremy Robinson): The Sentinal, and The Raven
And can someone update the following authors who have some missing books:
Sara Douglass - Threshold
Sean Williams - Twinmaker series: Twinmaker and Crashland
Sarah Zettel - the awesome Isavalta series (4 books). I can't believe this excellent series isn't in already.
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | I'm sorry if these are already requested, I didn't go back through all the posts here to look. I know, I know, shame on me.
Weston Ochse - SEAL Team 666 series(SEAL Team 666; Age of Blood; Reign of Evil), Task Force Ombra series (Grunt Life; Grunt Traitor), Scarecrow Gods (Bram Stoker Award winner for First Novel)
Austin Grossman - Soon I Will Be Invincible; You; Crooked
Drew Karpyshyn - Darth Bane series (Path of Destruction; Rule of Two; Dynasty of Evil), Mass Effect series (Revelation; Ascension; Retribution), Chaos Born series (Children of Fire; The Scorched Earth; Chaos Unleashed)
Interworld series: Interworld (Neil Gaiman & Michael Reaves); The Silver Dream (Neil Gaiman, Michael Reaves & Mallory Reaves); Eternity's Wheel (Neil Gaiman, Michael Reaves & Mallory Reaves)
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-09-20 2:30 AM
Is it possible to get The Memory Painter by Gwendolyn Womack? It's described as an SF thriller/romance/historical fantasy.
Also the Jane Harper series by Jeremy Bishop (aka Jeremy Robinson): The Sentinal, and The Raven
And can someone update the following authors who have some missing books:
Sara Douglass - Threshold
Sean Williams - Twinmaker series: Twinmaker and Crashland
Sarah Zettel - the awesome Isavalta series (4 books). I can't believe this excellent series isn't in already.
These are in. |
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Location: The Netherlands | devilinlaw - 2015-09-20 5:03 AM
I'm sorry if these are already requested, I didn't go back through all the posts here to look. I know, I know, shame on me.
Weston Ochse - SEAL Team 666 series(SEAL Team 666; Age of Blood; Reign of Evil), Task Force Ombra series (Grunt Life; Grunt Traitor), Scarecrow Gods (Bram Stoker Award winner for First Novel)
I added the Ochse books. Will be back for the rest later but I have some other stuff to take care of now.
We're usually right on top of this thread so if you can't find the book in the database just put in the request. No need to go over all the previous posts. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-09-19 5:30 PM
Also the Jane Harper series by Jeremy Bishop (aka Jeremy Robinson): The Sentinal, and The Raven
These two are in. As a bonus, Torment got put in as well. ISFDB lists it as book one of the Jane Harper series, but that doesn't look like it's correct. Perhaps it's a precursor novel.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | devilinlaw - 2015-09-19 8:03 PM
Interworld series: Interworld (Neil Gaiman & Michael Reaves); The Silver Dream (Neil Gaiman, Michael Reaves & Mallory Reaves); Eternity's Wheel (Neil Gaiman, Michael Reaves & Mallory Reaves)
Thanks so much!
These are in now.
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Location: The Netherlands | devilinlaw - 2015-09-20 5:03 AM
Austin Grossman - Soon I Will Be Invincible; You; Crooked
Drew Karpyshyn - Darth Bane series (Path of Destruction; Rule of Two; Dynasty of Evil), Mass Effect series (Revelation; Ascension; Retribution), Chaos Born series (Children of Fire; The Scorched Earth; Chaos Unleashed)
Thanks so much!
These are in. Plus a bonus Mass Effect novel. |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add the Archived series by Victoria Schwab? Just two books, The Archived and The Unbound. |
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Gerald Morris - The Squire's Tale
Anthony Ryan - Blood Song
Nicole Kornher-Stace - Archivist Wasp
Susan Rich (ed) - Half-Minute Horrors
Shawn Speakman (ed) - Unfettered
David Wong - Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits
Theo Black Gangi - A New in America
Darren Wearmouth - First Activation
Scott Wilbanks - The Lemoncholy Life of Annie Aster
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Location: The Netherlands | I'm a little short on time today. Added Ryan for you. Will look at the rest tomorrow if none of the other uberusers swing by today. |
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Location: New Zealand | You'll be pleased to know I have almost finished tagging all my books into WWEnd, which will mean my requests will become just the odd new book.
So with a final (hopefully - no promises) larger request could we get
Melissa Marr - Graveminder, and Made For You
Cherie Priest - Eden Moore series (3 books - Four and Twenty Blackbirds, Wings to the Kingdom, and Not Flesh Nor Feathers)
Laura Bickle - The Hollowed Ones (2 books, The Hallowed Ones, and The Outside); Anna Kalinczyk (2 books, Embers, and Sparks); and Dark Alchemy (currently only 1 book but with a second, Mercury Retrograde, due next month)
Christopher Farnsworth - Nathaniel Cade series (3 books)
Kat Richardson - Greywalker series (9 books)
Justin Gustainis - Quincey Morris series (5 books)
Harry Connolly - Twenty Palaces series (3 books)
Christopher Golden - The Shadow Saga (7 books); and The Veil (3 books)
Christopher Golden & Tim Lebbon - Hidden Cities (4 books) - I notice we have book 2 in the database (The Map of Moments) but it is incorrectly listed as a non-series work.
Glen Cook - Garrett, PI series
Plus one update:
Kelley Armstrong - Deceptions, book 3 in the Cainsville trilogy
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Aspanna - 2015-09-22 1:33 AM
Justin Woolley - A Town Called Dust
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This book and it's sequel are in. It sounds like this series is a take off of Attack on Titan from Japan, which was first published, 4? 5? years ago. Justin can only dream of having the sales that Titan has generated.
http://blog.worldswithoutend.com/category/comicsmanga/fantasy-manga...
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Location: The Netherlands | Aspanna - 2015-09-22 10:33 AM
Justin Woolley - A Town Called Dust
Gerald Morris - The Squire's Tale
Anthony Ryan - Blood Song
Nicole Kornher-Stace - Archivist Wasp
Susan Rich (ed ) - Half-Minute Horrors
Shawn Speakman (ed ) - Unfettered
David Wong - Futuristic Violence and Fancy Suits
Theo Black Gangi - A New in America
Darren Wearmouth - First Activation
Scott Wilbanks - The Lemoncholy Life of Annie Aster
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All of these should be in now except The Black Gangi. I put that book up for discussion in the uberuser forum. It looks suspiciously selfpublished to me. Will get back to you on that one. |
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Location: The Netherlands | @Weesam: I started on your list. Priest, Marr and the bonus Armstrong are in. It looks like quite a few books so this is going to take a few days. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-09-22 11:05 PM
Glen Cook - Garrett, PI series
Now that I'm looking at it I realise that is a lot of books. Sorry. I'll stop now.
This one is in. All 14 books.
Sigh. Faint. Melt. Puddle.
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About Theo Gangi - A New Day in America. As far as I know there isn't any printed version, only Kindle by Full Fathom Five Digital.
http://fullfathomfive.com/writers/theo-gangi/new-day-america/
A reviewer I follow 5starred it on his blog, so I decided to give it a go, (Netgalley allowed me a copy of it). I don't have strong feelings for it, not having read it yet. If it is a bother, please ignore it.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-09-22 11:05 PM
Harry Connolly - Twenty Palaces series (3 books)
Christopher Golden - The Shadow Saga (7 books)
Now that I'm looking at it I realise that is a lot of books. Sorry. I'll stop now.
These ten are now in.
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Location: The Netherlands | @Aspanna: we decided not to enter Gangi on account of the book being self-published and e-book only.
@Weesam: Richardson and Farnsworth are in. Yesterday I also did the Golden books gallyangel didn't take care of. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-09-22 11:05 PM
Laura Bickle - The Hollowed Ones (2 books, The Hallowed Ones, and The Outside); Anna Kalinczyk (2 books, Embers, and Sparks); and Dark Alchemy (currently only 1 book but with a second, Mercury Retrograde, due next month)
Now that I'm looking at it I realise that is a lot of books. Sorry. I'll stop now.
The six by Bickle are now in. I think that's the end of your list. If we've missed something re-request it in a couple of days. Other peoples lists of books to add might be more complete than mine, so they might get to it before then.
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To satisfy my taste for zombies at the moment, can we get
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion
As the World Dies series by Rhiannon Frater (The First Days, Fighting to Survive, Siege). These were self-published, but were later re-published by Tor so should fit the criteria for inclusion.
Also the latest book from Simon Green in the Ghost Finders series: Forces From Beyond.
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-09-28 12:15 AM
Thanks so much, I think they are all in.
To satisfy my taste for zombies at the moment, can we get
Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion
As the World Dies series by Rhiannon Frater (The First Days, Fighting to Survive, Siege). These were self-published, but were later re-published by Tor so should fit the criteria for inclusion.
Also the latest book from Simon Green in the Ghost Finders series: Forces From Beyond.
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Can you add some more Star Wars Legends fiction?
Looking for the following:
Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void by Tim Lebbon
MedStar I: Battle Surgeons by Michael Reaves & Steve Perry
MedStar II: Jedi Healer by Michael Reaves & Steve Perry
Death Troopers by Joe Schreiber
Red Harvest by Joe Schreiber
Maul: Lockdown by Joe Schreiber
Darth Plagueis by James Luceno
Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter by Michael Reaves
The Old Republic: Revan by Drew Karpyshyn
The Old Republic: Deceived by Paul S. Kemp
The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance by Sean Williams
The Old Republic: Annihilation by Drew Karpyshyn
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You guys do a great job here! Big thanks to all involved!
Can you add some more Star Wars Legends fiction?
Looking for the following:
Dawn of the Jedi: Into the Void by Tim Lebbon
MedStar I: Battle Surgeons by Michael Reaves & Steve Perry
MedStar II: Jedi Healer by Michael Reaves & Steve Perry
Death Troopers by Joe Schreiber
Red Harvest by Joe Schreiber
Maul: Lockdown by Joe Schreiber
Darth Plagueis by James Luceno
Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter by Michael Reaves
The Old Republic: Revan by Drew Karpyshyn
The Old Republic: Deceived by Paul S. Kemp
The Old Republic: Fatal Alliance by Sean Williams
The Old Republic: Annihilation by Drew Karpyshyn
You guys are awesome! Thanks!
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | That's awesome since I'm working my way through the entire Legends timeline AND the new Canon timeline.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Anyone got time for Gor? It just feels wrong that we don't have this series yet. 1 Tarnsman of Gor (1966)
2 Outlaw of Gor (1967)
3 Priest-Kings of Gor (1968)
4 Nomads of Gor (1969)
5 Assassin of Gor (1970)
6 Raiders of Gor (1971)
7 Captive of Gor (1972)
8 Hunters of Gor (1974)
9 Marauders of Gor (1975)
10 Tribesmen of Gor (1976)
11 Slave Girl of Gor (1977)
12 Beasts of Gor (1978)
13 Explorers of Gor (1979)
14 Fighting Slave of Gor (1980)
15 Rogue of Gor (1981)
16 Guardsman of Gor (1981)
17 Savages of Gor (1982)
18 Blood Brothers of Gor (1982)
19 Kajira of Gor (1983)
20 Players of Gor (1984)
21 Mercenaries of Gor (1985)
22 Dancer of Gor (1985)
23 Renegades of Gor (1986)
24 Vagabonds of Gor (1987)
25 Magicians of Gor (1988)
26 Witness of Gor (2001)
27 Prize of Gor (2008)
28 Kur of Gor (2009)
29 Swordsmen of Gor (2010)
30 Mariners of Gor (2011)
31 Conspirators of Gor (2012)
32 Smugglers of Gor (2012)
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | I can't believe I'm a heterosexual male asking for them but...since I am reading the Twilight series (at the behest of my significant other), why not add all the Stephenie Meyer books? Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn, The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner & The Host.
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Location: Alief, TX | Thank you! I've been holding off on asking for the Gor series, since I've hit you guys so hard recently, but that's been a big buying target of mine lately and I'd love to see them. |
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Location: The Netherlands | @Dave, all 33 Gor books are in. Thank you Badseedgirl for helping out. I must say I'm not tempted to read it. The further you get in the series the more sexist they appear. It's also very obviously selfpublished after DAW dropped him.
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can you please put in The Supernatural Enhancements by Edgar Cantero?
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Location: New Zealand | Can we get added
The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donohue
Departure by A G Riddle
Never Let Me Sleep by Jennifer Brozek
Delia Martin Trilogy by Jamie Lee Moyer (Delia's Shadow, A Barricade in Hell, Against a Brightening Sky)
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| There was a huge used book sale on a local Connecticut green and I found a decent bunch of titles to bring home. I was surprised to find the author Jo Clayton doesn't seem to be in the database. I've never read any of her work but I've run across her name here and there. At the least can you add her book Shadow of the Warmaster please? And I'll give her a read. Her bio on Wikipedia made her sound like a quiet but interesting soul. Thanks. |
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Location: Alief, TX | I've been holding off, but if we're going to add Jo Clayton, can we also put in the Diadem series? 9 books total, I believe. Thanks |
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Thanks for adding Crossfire.
Re: Jane Gaskell - could you please add The Dragon (that's part two of the Altan series - originally The Serpent and The Dragon were published as one volume, but all later reprints have them split - the covers you have online are for a later edition' where there are 5 books in the series)
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Thanks for adding Crossfire.
Re: Jane Gaskell - could you please add The Dragon (that's part two of the Altan series - originally The Serpent and The Dragon were published as one volume, but all later reprints have them split - the covers you have online are for a later edition' where there are 5 books in the series)
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Location: The Netherlands | @devilinlaw: done.
@Weesam: I added all your requests except the Brozek one. Looks like e-book only at the moment but I haven't had time to check out the publisher website yet. Will come back to you on that one. Also added a bonus Donohue.
@Dlw28: done, you'd be surprised how many people are not in the database 14k books sounds like a lot but if you see what is published every year....
@jontlaw: out of time for today, will add you more Clayton tomorrow.
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Not sure if this is the place to bring it up, but Red Harvest by Joe Schreiber is the sequel to Death Troopers. While it does take place during the Old Republic era, it is not in the Old Republic series.
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@Sushicat: Gaskell should be fixed now.
@devilinlaw: I followed ISFDB for the Star Wars books but they don't seem to be very consistent in how they subdivide the series. Doe the Schreiber books have a series name to them? Are there more books belonging to that set? |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | @devilinlaw: I followed ISFDB for the Star Wars books but they don't seem to be very consistent in how they subdivide the series. Doe the Schreiber books have a series name to them? Are there more books belonging to that set?
I would call the series "Death Troopers". The first book, called Death Troopers, has Han & Chewie running into corpses reanimated by a chemical formula. The second book, Red Harvest, is a prequel, set in the era of the Old Republic, and tells about the development of the formula. |
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God's Debris & it's sequel The Religion War by Scott Adams
And I'm not sure what the policy on graphic novels are* but there are some original Dresden Files graphic novels out there all written by Jim Butcher.
The Dresden Files
0.5. Welcome to the Jungle
2.5. Ghoul, Goblin
7.5. War Cry
9.5. Down Town
*I see there are a few that have been added but that they are the more literary successes of Alan Moore's From Hell and Watchmen and Neil Gaiman's Sandman series.
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Location: UK | Hope you can add the urban fantasy series by Karen Chance
the Dorina Bassarab ,Dhampyr series
the Cassie Palmer series.
wonderful UF guilty pleasure reads. Chance is brilliant at humour and horror in her books - often at the same time!
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Please add Rocheworld by Robert L Forward
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | I just noticed that some of the Star Trek books are in the system. Is there any plan to put them all in? Just wondering since I own quite a few of TOS and TNG books and tend to read them randomly when I want a quick read that I don't have to think too much about. |
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| daxxh - 2015-10-12 4:43 AM I just noticed that some of the Star Trek books are in the system. Is there any plan to put them all in? Just wondering since I own quite a few of TOS and TNG books and tend to read them randomly when I want a quick read that I don't have to think too much about. I've gotten a fair few entered in, and intend to keep chipping away at them (I've got a bunch of covers for additional books saved already.) There are several hundred Star Trek tie-in books now, so it's not a quick project. If you list the ones you'd especially like entered, I'll work on doing those first. :-) |
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Darkness on his Bones (James Asher Chronicles #6) by Barbara Hambly
Daughter of Mystery by Heather Rose Jones
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Location: Middle TN, USA | dustydigger - 2015-10-08 10:23 AM
Hope you can add the urban fantasy series by Karen Chance
the Dorina Bassarab ,Dhampyr series
the Cassie Palmer series.
wonderful UF guilty pleasure reads. Chance is brilliant at humour and horror in her books - often at the same time!
I have added the Cassandra Palmer series, I will do the rest tomorrow. I am working a double tonight and need to take a bit of a nap before I go in. |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can you please add the following novels of the "new" Star Wars canon?
Dark Disciple by Christie Golden
Tarkin by James Luceno
Lords of the Sith by Paul S. Kemp
A New Dawn by John Jackson Miller
Heir to the Jedi by Kevin Hearne
Aftermath by Chuck Wendig
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Location: Middle TN, USA | spectru - 2015-10-11 10:21 AM
Please add Rocheworld by Robert L Forward
ISBN: 0-671-69869-9 April 1990
@Spectru, These are in. I just added the entire series while I was there. |
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@Aspanna: Atwood is in.
@devilinlaw: That latest batch of Star Wars books are in. I also fixed the Schreiber series. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | @Tim_eagon: Serpentine is in
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| Can you add Eric Frank Russell's 1955 Call Him Dead to the database? A collection version is listed, but not the single novel. It looks like a detective novel, but it's all about telepathy and aliens and stuff, I swear! http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?11972
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Mitigated Futures seems to be a digital only book. I'll pass on it for now. If it gets paper, we'll add it, no problem.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | The new TIE-IN Fighter Reading Challenge has got me thinking about tie ins. Anybody want to put in the DragonLance series? There are only a few |
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Location: UK | Maybe I should have checked the DB before I created that challenge.
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | @ illegible scribble - Since Dr Nefario just added the Tie In Fighter Challenge and I have a ton of Star Trek Books that I haven't read, can you add these to get me started? Thanks!
http://www.amazon.com/X-Men-Planet-Star-Trek-Generation/dp/B002C0KN...
http://www.amazon.com/X-Men-Planet-Star-Trek-Generation/dp/B002C0KN...
http://www.amazon.com/Fortunes-Light-Star-Trek-Generation-ebook/dp/...
http://www.amazon.com/Fortunes-Light-Star-Trek-Generation-ebook/dp/...
http://www.amazon.com/Q---Law-Star-Trek-Generation-ebook/dp/B000FC0...
http://www.amazon.com/Perchance-Dream-Star-Trek-Generation-ebook/dp...
http://www.amazon.com/Spartacus-Star-Trek-Next-Generation-ebook/dp/...
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| daxxh - 2015-10-23 6:26 AM @ illegible scribble - Since Dr Nefario just added the Tie In Fighter Challenge and I have a ton of Star Trek Books that I haven't read, can you add these to get me started? Thanks! Happy to do so. Friedman and David are already in the author DB, and I'd already gathered info on Weinstein's ST books. I should be able to have those out there for you within 24 hours. |
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Location: New Zealand | I thought for Tie-In challenge I would do Doctor Who, one book per doctor - 12 books, 12 Doctors. But the new Who doctors aren't in. Not asking for all of them (there are quite a few), but could I get one per doctor (9 to 12?)
Perhaps the first of each Doctor's adventures:
9: The Clockwise Man by Justin Richards
10: The Stone Rose by Jacqueline Rayner
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| daxxh - 2015-10-23 6:26 AM @ illegible scribble - Since Dr Nefario just added the Tie In Fighter Challenge and I have a ton of Star Trek Books that I haven't read, can you add these to get me started? Thanks! Planet X, Fortune's Light, Q-in-Law, Perchance to Dream, and Spartacus are all in now, along with a bunch of other Star Trek novels by those authors. We're up to 99 Star Trek novels now... only another 600 or so to go. ;-)
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2015-10-23 7:39 AM
We're up to 99Star Trek novels now... only another 600 or so to go. ;-)
In another forum, a long term project like this would be considered job security. Here, no doubt that some of us are wondering how familiar you are with the works of the Marquis de Sade.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Thanks to our Uber Users for a heck of a day! You guys and gals put in 104 books today. It's a good thing I had the day off to keep up with you on the cover images. It did cut into my reading time quite a bit but it was worth it. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Well I did eventually dress (I even made cookies!) today and so our Dragonlance totals are 82 entered and about 100 books left to go! I work tomorrow but will pick at it tomorrow evening after work. Who knew there were s-s-s-s-o-o-o-o-o many books in the series, and I have never read one! :P After this work I might try one even though I have never really been that interested in fantasy, especially of the "sword and wand" type.
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@Badseedgirl: No worries, I'll check. Personally I get more done if I don't stick rigorously to whatever order ISFDB has imposes to such massive projects. |
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| gallyangel - 2015-10-24 8:27 AM illegible_scribble - 2015-10-23 7:39 AM We're up to 99 Star Trek novels now... only another 600 or so to go. In another forum, a long term project like this would be considered job security. Here, no doubt that some of us are wondering how familiar you are with the works of the Marquis de Sade. I'm feeling very familiar right now! Okay, I've entered 52 Star Trek novels in the last 24 hours or so, bringing us to 121. I've had enough for the moment, and will probably hold off doing any more for a bit, but will be happy to enter Star Trek novels for which anyone makes a specific request. |
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Location: UK | I don't really see why there's a need to put the whole lot in. Just add the important ones, and the ones that people want to read. |
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| Administrator - 2015-10-25 9:12 AM I've finally caught up on the covers. Well done everyone. I guess I did ask for that, didn't I? Hahahahaha... or so you thought... |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Lots of entries lately. Can some one find time to put in the two Greg Keyes Elder Scrolls books? I plan on reading at least one for the TIE-IN Fighter RYO. The two novels are The Infernal City and Lord of Souls. Thanks! |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | devilinlaw - 2015-10-25 2:47 PM
The two novels are The Infernal City and Lord of Souls. Thanks!
These are in.
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Also, from an earlier request which may have gotten lost in all the Forgotten Realms and Star Treks, some new series Doctor Who, specifically:
1. The Clockwise Man by Justin Richards
7. The Stone Rose by Jacqueline Rayner
37. Apollo 23 by Justin Richards
52. The Blood Cell by James Goss
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Can someone add Rooms by Lauren Oliver.
Also, from an earlier request which may have gotten lost in all the Forgotten Realms and Star Treks, some new series Doctor Who, specifically:
1. The Clockwise Man by Justin Richards
7. The Stone Rose by Jacqueline Rayner
37. Apollo 23 by Justin Richards
52. The Blood Cell by James Goss
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can someone put in the Malus Darkblade series by Dan Abnett & Mike Lee? These are set in the Warhammer Fantasy universe and there are five books total:
1. The Daemon's Curse, 2. Bloodstorm, 3. Reaper of Souls, 4. Warpsword, 5. Lord of Ruin
There is a sixth Malus Darkblade novel just out this year by C.L. Werner called Deathblade, so that could be added as well.
Also, in the Warcraft Universe, can someone please add Wolfheart by Richard A. Knaak.
I'll be reading these for the TIE-IN Fighter RYO.
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The Peculiar by Stefan Bachmann
The Whatnot by Stefan Bachmann
Ghost of Chance by William S. Burroughs
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Location: The Netherlands | devilinlaw - 2015-10-27 8:26 PM
Can someone put in the Malus Darkblade series by Dan Abnett & Mike Lee? These are set in the Warhammer Fantasy universe and there are five books total:
1. The Daemon's Curse, 2. Bloodstorm, 3. Reaper of Souls, 4. Warpsword, 5. Lord of Ruin
There is a sixth Malus Darkblade novel just out this year by C.L. Werner called Deathblade, so that could be added as well.
Also, in the Warcraft Universe, can someone please add Wolfheart by Richard A. Knaak.
I'll be reading these for the TIE-IN Fighter RYO.
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Location: The Netherlands | Sushicat - 2015-10-27 10:39 PM
Could you please add:
The Peculiar by Stefan Bachmann
The Whatnot by Stefan Bachmann
Ghost of Chance by William S. Burroughs
Thanks!
These are in too. From the descriptions it is hard to tell if the Burroughs is actually SF, F or H but I have given it the benefit of the doubt. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | I just gave it a scan and it appears all the dragonlance are in. Great job everyone! |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Badseedgirl - 2015-10-30 10:26 AM I just gave it a scan and it appears all the dragonlance are in. Great job everyone! Fantastic! So what's next? Warhammer? [dodges books]
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | How about Babylon 5? I forgot I have some of those to read and they fit in with the Tie In Fighter Challenge. There's not very many of them.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | daxxh - 2015-10-30 1:39 PM How about Babylon 5? I forgot I have some of those to read and they fit in with the Tie In Fighter Challenge. There's not very many of them. "The name of the place is Babylon 5!"
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I thought there would be more than 180 of them.
That Doctor Who series is going to keep me occupied for a bit but I had a look at Warhammer and Babylon 5. Warhammer looks... er ...daunting. There's surprisingly few Babylon 5 ones. |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Straczynski was a bit stingy when it came to B5 stuff. Almost all of the novels & novelizations were based on outlines by JMS himself so it seems that he has tried to keep a tight hold on his creative control of the property.
As far as Warhammer is concerned...it makes my head spin just thinking about it, especially all of the WH40K. I'm not as familiar with Warhammer Fantasy but I have added one of those books to my TIE-IN Fighter RYO reading list.
And if we're talking about shared universes with plenty of novels, what about Shadowrun? Or if you want another Drgonlance sized task, there's always Forgotten Realms... |
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| Badseedgirl - 2015-10-31 3:26 AM I just gave it a scan and it appears all the dragonlance are in. Great job everyone! 177 of them! Well done, that was a heroic effort! Doing 59 Star Trek books at one go was enough to make me cross-eyed (and my wrist hurt for a couple of days). |
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| devilinlaw - 2015-10-31 8:33 AM
Straczynski was a bit stingy when it came to B5 stuff. Almost all of the novels & novelizations were based on outlines by JMS himself so it seems that he has tried to keep a tight hold on his creative control of the property. Yeah, it looks as though there are only 22 Babylon 5 novels and 5 authors to add (and 2 of those are also Star Trek authors). I'll take those on. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | devilinlaw - 2015-10-30 3:33 PM
As far as Warhammer is concerned...it makes my head spin just thinking about it, especially all of the WH40K. I'm not as familiar with Warhammer Fantasy but I have added one of those books to my TIE-IN Fighter RYO reading list.
I'm a glutton so I will take on Warhammer. I don't get trick-or-treaters because I live out in the middle of the woods
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Location: Middle TN, USA | i have added the first 11 anthologies and books, many of the first listings in ISFDB in the Warhammer series are short stories, so I am able to skip those for now. I have actually gone through 36 entries to find those 11 books, slow going but interesting. I had never heard of "Warhammer" before. |
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Location: Alief, TX | I noticed all those Dragonlance books. Does that mean that other D&D books are on the way? I have some Forgotten Realms, and some Birthright novels.
Also, can we please add Harry Harrison's Planet of No Return? It is the sequel to Planet of the Damned, which is already there. Thanks
Oh, and Ted White's Qanar series? It's just three books. Promise. Thanks
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I noticed all those Dragonlance books. Does that mean that other D&D books are on the way? I have some Forgotten Realms, and some Birthright novels.
Also, can we please add Harry Harrison's Planet of No Return? It is the sequel to Planet of the Damned, which is already there. Thanks
Oh, and Ted White's Qanar series? It's just three books. Promise. Thanks
These are in.
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Location: New Zealand | New books I just purchased which could go into the database:
Wake of Vultures (book 1 of The Shadow) by Lila Bowen (aka Delilah S Dawson)
The Devious Dr Jekyll (book 2 of the Electric Empire) by Viola Carr |
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Location: Alief, TX | valashain - 2015-10-31 2:14 PM
There should also already be a bunch of Forgotten Realms books in the database. I think Salvatore has quite a few entries.
Yes, only the R.A. Salvatore books are in the system. None other in the group. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-10-31 11:30 PM
New books I just purchased which could go into the database:
Wake of Vultures (book 1 of The Shadow) by Lila Bowen (aka Delilah S Dawson)
The Devious Dr Jekyll (book 2 of the Electric Empire) by Viola Carr
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Location: The Netherlands | All right then, I have had enough of Doctor Who for a bit. Moving on the Forgotten Realms. Lots of stuff missing there. Might take a while. |
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Location: UK | I've just done the whole Space: Above and Beyond series.
Both books. |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add Walking the Labyrinth, by Lisa Goldstein which has been missed. It was first published back in 1996 by Tor. |
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| Weesam - 2015-11-03 7:02 PM
Can someone add Walking the Labyrinth, by Lisa Goldstein which has been missed. It was first published back in 1996 by Tor. This is in. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone add the Space 1999 series? At least the Year 2 books? There are only 6 Year 2 books. I'm not sure how many Year 1 books there are - maybe twenty or so?
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Location: The Netherlands | daxxh - 2015-11-03 6:02 PM
Can someone add the Space 1999 series? At least the Year 2 books? There are only 6 Year 2 books. I'm not sure how many Year 1 books there are - maybe twenty or so?
Thanks!
I put in the year 2 books. It looks very, very dated :P |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can some one add Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo? Thanks! |
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Location: The Netherlands | devilinlaw - 2015-11-04 8:46 PM
Can some one add Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo? Thanks!
It's in. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | So we passed another milestone today: 1,001 women authors in the database! 316 of whom were added this year alone which is well above last year's 206 new women added.
For the record we have 2,036 male authors so a 2-1 ratio of men to women overall. I don't think that's too bad overall and I'm quite happy with the last few year's progress. And another round of thanks for all of you who requested new books by new authors, women and men, and of course to our Uber Users who did the heavy lifting. Read on!
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| The New and Improved Romie Futch by Julia Elliott (Tin House Books, 2015) -- she's already in the DB as author of The Wilds
Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders by Samuel R. Delany (Magnus Books, 2012) -- obv. he's in the DB
(And I know this should be only for authors in the DB, but: Zachary Jernigan doesn't appear to be in the DB, and he has two really good fantasy novels "No Return" and "Shower of Stones", both from Night Shade Books; also missing is Mark L. Van Name, who has a series from Baen Books which includes Children No More and No Going Back, among others. Another author I was surprised to find missing is J.M. McDermott, whose debut novel Last Dragon is fantastic, and he also has additional books from both Night Shade Books (his Dogsland Trilogy) and Apex Books.)
Anthology to add: "Onward, Drake!" (Baen Books, 2015)
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* Bitterwood, Dragonseed, and Dragonforge (from Solaris Books)
* Bad Wizard
* Nobody Gets the Girl
Also not in the DB, some excellent anthologies from Panverse Publishing: Panverse One, Two, and Three, and "Eight Against Reality", all edited by Dario Ciriello.
Nick Mamatas is in the DB as an editor, but his novels aren't here: Move Under Ground, Under My Roof, Sensation, The Damned Highway: Fear and Loathing in Arkham, Bullettime, Love is the Law, and The Last Weekend; also his collection The Nickronomicon (Innsmouth Free Press).
Not in the DB: Molly Tanzer, or her novel Vermillion (Word Horde, 2015) or collection A Pretty Mouth (Lazy Fascist Press).
Gail Z. Martin is in the DB but quite a few of her novels are missing: War of Shadows (Orbit, 2015, Book 3 in The Ascendant Kingdoms), as well as all 4 books in her Chronicles of the Necromancer series (The Summoner, The Blood King, etc.) and her two most recent novels, Deadly Curiosities (Solaris Books, 2015) and Iron & Blood (Solaris Books, 2015, with Larry Martin).
Lew Shiner is in here (hooray!) but his collection Collected Stories is not.
Matthew Kressel and Margaret Killjoy are not in the DB.
Michael Rowe's "Enter, Night" (ChiZine, nominated for the 2012 Sunburst Award) is not in the DB.
Kevin J. Anderson's Clockwork Angels is not in the DB.
Clay and Susan Griffith's first "Vampire Empire" trilogy is here, but missing are their 2015 books The Shadow Revolution, The Undying Legion, and The Conquering Dark (all in the Crown and Key trilogy from Del Rey) and their new Vampire Empire book The Geomancer (Pyr Books).
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| Another author not in the DB: Lisa Shearin.
A big bunch of books by Manly Wade Wellman:
* Battle in the Dawn: The Complete Hok the Mighty (2010) [C]
* John Thunstone novels What Dreams May Come (1983) and The School of Darkness (1985) and the collection The Complete John Thunstone (2012)
* more John the Balladeer novels (2 After Dark (1980), 3 The Lost and the Lurking (1981), 4 The Hanging Stones (1982), 5 The Voice of the Mountain (1984)
* the 5 "Selected Stories" collections)
David Drake's "Old Nathan" also isn't in here.
Karl Edward Wagner's 3rd Kane book "Dark Crusade" is here, but not the other books (Bloodstone and Darkness Weaves) and the omnibus Gods in Darkness (Night Shade Books, 2002). |
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| Nathan Ballingrud is in the DB (for his excellent collection North American Lake Monsters) but his 2015 novella The Visible Filth (This Is Horror) needs to be added, so I can include it in my 2015 award-worth list.
Alan Smale isn't in the DB; his 2015 novel A Clash of Eagles is a likely nominee for next year's Sidewise Award (he won the award recently for a novella in the same universe).
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Location: The Netherlands | montsamu - 2015-11-06 4:20 PM
Nathan Ballingrud is in the DB (for his excellent collection North American Lake Monsters ) but his 2015 novella The Visible Filth (This Is Horror ) needs to be added, so I can include it in my 2015 award-worth list.
Alan Smale isn't in the DB; his 2015 novel A Clash of Eagles is a likely nominee for next year's Sidewise Award (he won the award recently for a novella in the same universe ).
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Location: The Netherlands | montsamu - 2015-11-06 4:09 PM
Another author not in the DB: Lisa Shearin.
A big bunch of books by Manly Wade Wellman:
* Battle in the Dawn: The Complete Hok the Mighty (2010) [C]
* John Thunstone novels What Dreams May Come (1983) and The School of Darkness (1985) and the collection The Complete John Thunstone (2012)
* more John the Balladeer novels (2 After Dark (1980), 3 The Lost and the Lurking (1981), 4 The Hanging Stones (1982), 5 The Voice of the Mountain (1984)
* the 5 "Selected Stories" collections)
David Drake's "Old Nathan" also isn't in here.
Karl Edward Wagner's 3rd Kane book "Dark Crusade" is here, but not the other books (Bloodstone and Darkness Weaves) and the omnibus Gods in Darkness (Night Shade Books, 2002).
All of these should be in now. That's all I have time for today. |
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* The Country of Ice Cream Star by Sandra Newman
* The Beam by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant
* A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James
* Justice Calling by Annie Bellet
* Thorn Jack by Katherine Harbour
* American Neolithic by Terence Hawkins
* The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones
* Pierre Grimbert's Secret of Ji series: Six Heirs, The Orphans' Promise, Shadow of the Ancients
* On Such a Full Sea by Chang-rae Lee
* The Warrior's Path by Catherine M. Wilson
* Harrowgate by Kate Maruyama
* Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
* City of Ember (series) by Jeanne Duprau
* How to Train Your Dragon
* The All Nations Team by Michael Jasper
* A Sudden Outbreak of Magic by Michael Jasper
* Vaporware by Richard Dansky
* The Zombie Bible series by Stant Litore (Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows, etc.)
* The original Metatropolis anthology is here, but Metatropolis: Cascadia and Metatropolis: Green Space are also fantastic
* Lost Cantos of the Orobouros Caves by Maggie Schein
* Cemetery Plot by Alex Granados
* The Thirteenth Step: Zombie Recovery by Michele W. Miller
* the first two books of Jay Posey's Duskwalker series are here, but there's a third: Dawnbreaker
* The Veiled Web by Catherine Asaro
* The Gravity Pilot by M. M. Buckner
* Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty
* Enoch the Traveler by Lady Soliloque
* The Returned by Jason Mott
* The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian
* John Dies at the End by David Wong
* The Thirteen Hallows by Michael Scott and Colette Freedman
* Inclination (novella) by William Shunn
* Stellarnet Rebel and Stellarnet Prince by J.L. Hilton
* King of Shards by Matthew Kressel
* Vlad by Carlos Fuentes
* Anthology: Fantastic Imaginings edited by Stefan Rudnicki
* Pilgrim of the Sky by Natania Barron
* Imaro by Charles Saunders
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can we get in a few more new canon Star Wars books?
Star Wars Battlefront: Twilight Company by Alexander Freed
Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster
Thanks!
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I've added the eight books by the firebrand Nick Mamatas, but you had an awful lot of requests all at once, so please be patient as it might take a bit of time to get the rest of the requests done.
Did you really read Delaney's Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders? It's one of the few books I've given up on. I'd read his other (non-genre) hardcore gay porn books (The Tides of Lust and Hogg), but after having read 200 pages of Spiders, I decided I just wasn't interested in reading the next 600 pages. Delaney certainly has a fixation with various bodily fluids and substances...
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The Shiner collection is in, I added the Rowe, 4 Griffith books and 8 Gail Z. Martins.
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| devilinlaw - 2015-11-07 9:26 AM Can we get in a few more new canon Star Wars books?
Star Wars Battlefront: Twilight Company by Alexander Freed
Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster
Thanks! Twilight Company is now in. We're only allowed to add new titles once the cover has been released, and the cover for The Force Awakens is not out yet (the book is not being released until 2016). Remind me once the cover has been published, and I'll get that in for you. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | @Montsamu: I have posted the Delany and the Elliott, we are working on the others. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2015-11-07 5:03 PM
devilinlaw - 2015-11-07 9:26 AM Can we get in a few more new canon Star Wars books?
Star Wars Battlefront: Twilight Company by Alexander Freed
Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster
Thanks! Twilight Company is nowin. We're only allowed to add newtitles once the cover has been released, and the cover for The Force Awakensis not out yet (the book is not being released until 2016). Remind me once the cover has been published, and I'll get that in for you.
Yeah, no cover and no synopsis, as of yet. That's exactly why I've held off. It's on my list to add for the first of the year as well.
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| valashain - 2015-11-04 4:39 AM daxxh - 2015-11-03 6:02 PM Can someone add the Space 1999 series? At least the Year 2 books? There are only 6 Year 2 books. I'm not sure how many Year 1 books there are - maybe twenty or so? Thanks! I put in the year 2 books. It looks very, very dated :P I've put in the 11 Space: 1999 Year 1 books -- thanks for your patience on this. It will probably be a few days before I get to the set of Space: 1999 books from Powys. |
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Location: Great Lakes, USA | @valashain and illegible_scribble - thanks! I watched Space 1999 when it was originally on and I thought it was dated then. I have always been into astronomy and couldn't figure out how the moon could be blasted out of Earth's orbit without destroying civilization on Earth and destroying the colony on the moon. But, I figured it was fiction and it was nice to have something set in space to watch besides Star Trek reruns. I'm sure it's really dated now. |
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| I've just seen Dave's email after not being about much recently. Pleasantly surprised that some Warhammer books are being added now. I'll rain kisses on eager upturned cheeks if the Gotrek and Felix series ends up being added. If any help is required with the books I'd be happy to help and also have the bonus of a bunch of reviews too! |
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Location: The Netherlands | montsamu - 2015-11-05 5:13 PM
The New and Improved Romie Futch by Julia Elliott (Tin House Books, 2015 ) -- she's already in the DB as author of The Wilds
Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders by Samuel R. Delany (Magnus Books, 2012 ) -- obv. he's in the DB
(And I know this should be only for authors in the DB, but: Zachary Jernigan doesn't appear to be in the DB, and he has two really good fantasy novels "No Return" and "Shower of Stones", both from Night Shade Books; also missing is Mark L. Van Name, who has a series from Baen Books which includes Children No More and No Going Back, among others. Another author I was surprised to find missing is J.M. McDermott, whose debut novel Last Dragon is fantastic, and he also has additional books from both Night Shade Books (his Dogsland Trilogy ) and Apex Books. )
Anthology to add: "Onward, Drake!" (Baen Books, 2015 )
These should be mostly in now. I added Jennigan, Van Name and the Onward, Drake anthology. McDermott is in too but I only added his debut novel so far. Will look into the rest tomorrow. |
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Location: Rockford, IL | I saw the email Dave sent out earlier and went in to make a recommendation. That's when I noticed that not all of Rachel Caine's books are in.
The entire Morganville Vampires series is missing - 15 books!
Glass Houses
Dead Girls' Dance
Midnight Alley
Feast of Fools
Lord of Misrule
Carpe Corpus
Fade Out
Kiss of Death
Ghost Town
Bite Club
Last Breath
Black Dawn
Bitter Blood
Fall of Night
Daylighters
Also, there is a sequel series to the Weather Warden books missing:
Undone
Unknown
Unseen
Unbroken
And the Revivalist series:
Working Stiff
Two Weeks Notice
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Location: Middle TN, USA | bazhsw - 2015-11-08 2:21 PM
I've just seen Dave's email after not being about much recently. Pleasantly surprised that some Warhammer books are being added now. I'll rain kisses on eager upturned cheeks if the Gotrek and Felix series ends up being added. If any help is required with the books I'd be happy to help and also have the bonus of a bunch of reviews too!
I'm plugging away at these Warhammer novels, I will be adding more tomorrow (hopefully), but I have to take my Papa to Dr. first. I will jump forward and do your Gotrek series, I will be looking forward to the reviews (and the kisses). |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add:
The Drowning God by James Kendley (HarperVoyager 2015)
The Oversight (Orbit 2014) and The Paradox (Orbit 2015) by Charlie Fletcher
The Vorrh (first published 2012, re-published 2015) by B. Catling
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| I wanted to ask for a few recent releases that are part of series already in the database -
Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen by Lois McMaster Bujold (Vorkosigan Saga) - technically this releases at the beginning of next year, however Baen released an e-ARC on their website so several folks have purchased and read it already
The Vital Abyss by James S.A. Corey (Expanse) - latest Expanse short
Shades in Shadow: An Inheritance Triptych by N. K. Jemisin (Inheritance) - mini-collection of three short stories
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Location: Middle TN, USA | @bazhsw I have posted the fist 12 in the Gotrek & Felix series. I will post the remainder tomorrow, but I have been up for 29 hours and must go to bed before I have to be back to work in ........7 hours! |
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Location: The Netherlands | controuble - 2015-11-08 11:47 PM
I saw the email Dave sent out earlier and went in to make a recommendation. That's when I noticed that not all of Rachel Caine's books are in.
The entire Morganville Vampires series is missing - 15 books!
Glass Houses
Dead Girls' Dance
Midnight Alley
Feast of Fools
Lord of Misrule
Carpe Corpus
Fade Out
Kiss of Death
Ghost Town
Bite Club
Last Breath
Black Dawn
Bitter Blood
Fall of Night
Daylighters
Also, there is a sequel series to the Weather Warden books missing:
Undone
Unknown
Unseen
Unbroken
And the Revivalist series:
Working Stiff
Two Weeks Notice
Terminated
Thanks
22 Rachel Caine books are in. |
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| Can we add the rest of the Twelve Planets anthologies? Love and Romanpunk is already included, but I didn't include it.
Nightsiders by Sue Isle
Thief of Lives by Lucy Sussex
Bad Power by Deborah Biancotti
Showtime by Narrelle M Harris
Through Splintered Walls by Kaaron Warren
Cracklescape by Margo Lanagan
Asymmetry by Thoraiya Dyer
Caution: Contains Small Parts by Kirstyn McDermott
Secret Lives by Rosaleen Love
The Female Factory by Lisa L. Hannett and Angela Slatter
Cherry Crow Children by Deborah Kalin |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | bazhsw - 2015-11-08 2:21 PM
I've just seen Dave's email after not being about much recently. Pleasantly surprised that some Warhammer books are being added now. I'll rain kisses on eager upturned cheeks if the Gotrek and Felix series ends up being added. If any help is required with the books I'd be happy to help and also have the bonus of a bunch of reviews too!
I'm ready for the kisses to start raining, i.e. I have your books in. If you have other series from Warhammer you ant in, just let me know otherwise I will continue to go down the ISFDB database in order, I find it is the easiest way for me to tell what I have done, but I will be happy jump to another subseries if needed. I'm looking forward to the reviews. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Made a start on this list. Progress is as follows:
Added:
* The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones + one bonus book
* Pierre Grimbert's Secret of Ji series: Six Heirs, The Orphans' Promise, Shadow of the Ancients
* On Such a Full Sea by Chang-rae Lee
* Harrowgate by Kate Maruyama
* Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
* the first two books of Jay Posey's Duskwalker series are here, but there's a third: Dawnbreaker
* John Dies at the End by David Wong + one bonus book
* The Gravity Pilot by M. M. Buckner + two bonus books
Refused, selfpublished:
* The Warrior's Path by Catherine M. Wilson
* Justice Calling by Annie Bellet
Still to be looked at:
* The Country of Ice Cream Star by Sandra Newman
* The Beam by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant
* A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James
* Thorn Jack by Katherine Harbour
* American Neolithic by Terence Hawkins
* City of Ember (series) by Jeanne Duprau
* The All Nations Team by Michael Jasper
* A Sudden Outbreak of Magic by Michael Jasper
* Vaporware by Richard Dansky
* The Zombie Bible series by Stant Litore (Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows, etc.)
* The original Metatropolis anthology is here, but Metatropolis: Cascadia and Metatropolis: Green Space are also fantastic
* Lost Cantos of the Orobouros Caves by Maggie Schein
* Cemetery Plot by Alex Granados
* The Thirteenth Step: Zombie Recovery by Michele W. Miller
* The Veiled Web by Catherine Asaro
* Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty
* Enoch the Traveler by Lady Soliloque
* The Returned by Jason Mott
* The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian
* The Thirteen Hallows by Michael Scott and Colette Freedman
* Inclination (novella) by William Shunn
* Stellarnet Rebel and Stellarnet Prince by J.L. Hilton
* King of Shards by Matthew Kressel
* Vlad by Carlos Fuentes
* Anthology: Fantastic Imaginings edited by Stefan Rudnicki
* Pilgrim of the Sky by Natania Barron
* Imaro by Charles Saunders
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | valashain - 2015-11-11 10:25 AM
Who wrote this one?
* How to Train Your Dragon
Cressida Cowell writes the How to Train Your Dragon books that have been adapted into the media franchise of the same name.
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bazhsw - 2015-11-08 2:21 PM
I've just seen Dave's email after not being about much recently. Pleasantly surprised that some Warhammer books are being added now. I'll rain kisses on eager upturned cheeks if the Gotrek and Felix series ends up being added. If any help is required with the books I'd be happy to help and also have the bonus of a bunch of reviews too!
I'm ready for the kisses to start raining, i.e. I have your books in. If you have other series from Warhammer you ant in, just let me know otherwise I will continue to go down the ISFDB database in order, I find it is the easiest way for me to tell what I have done, but I will be happy jump to another subseries if needed. I'm looking forward to the reviews.
Thanks ever so much - you move quick! I've put some reviews up. I need to get around to writing up some of the older ones. |
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| illegible_scribble - 2015-11-08 9:08 PM valashain - 2015-11-04 4:39 AM daxxh - 2015-11-03 6:02 PM Can someone add the Space 1999 series? At least the Year 2 books? There are only 6 Year 2 books. I'm not sure how many Year 1 books there are - maybe twenty or so? Thanks! I put in the year 2 books. It looks very, very dated :P I've put in the 11 Space: 1999 Year 1 books -- thanks for your patience on this. It will probably be a few days before I get to the set of Space: 1999 books from Powys. The rest of the Space: 1999 books are in. Thanks again for your patience. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Bit more progress tonight.
Added:
* The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones + one bonus book
* Pierre Grimbert's Secret of Ji series: Six Heirs, The Orphans' Promise, Shadow of the Ancients
* On Such a Full Sea by Chang-rae Lee
* Harrowgate by Kate Maruyama
* Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
* the first two books of Jay Posey's Duskwalker series are here, but there's a third: Dawnbreaker
* John Dies at the End by David Wong + one bonus book
* The Gravity Pilot by M. M. Buckner + two bonus books
* The Zombie Bible series by Stant Litore (Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows, etc.)
* The Country of Ice Cream Star by Sandra Newman
* Thorn Jack by Katherine Harbour + one bonus book
* City of Ember (series) by Jeanne Duprau
* The Veiled Web by Catherine Asaro + one bonus book
* The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian
Refused, selfpublished:
* The Warrior's Path by Catherine M. Wilson
* Justice Calling by Annie Bellet
* The Beam by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant
Refused, e-book only:
* Inclination (novella) by William Shunn
Still to be looked at:
* A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James
* American Neolithic by Terence Hawkins
* The All Nations Team by Michael Jasper
* A Sudden Outbreak of Magic by Michael Jasper
* Vaporware by Richard Dansky
* The original Metatropolis anthology is here, but Metatropolis: Cascadia and Metatropolis: Green Space are also fantastic
* Lost Cantos of the Orobouros Caves by Maggie Schein
* Cemetery Plot by Alex Granados
* The Thirteenth Step: Zombie Recovery by Michele W. Miller
* Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty
* Enoch the Traveler by Lady Soliloque
* The Returned by Jason Mott
* The Thirteen Hallows by Michael Scott and Colette Freedman
* Stellarnet Rebel and Stellarnet Prince by J.L. Hilton
* King of Shards by Matthew Kressel
* Vlad by Carlos Fuentes
* Anthology: Fantastic Imaginings edited by Stefan Rudnicki
* Pilgrim of the Sky by Natania Barron
* Imaro by Charles Saunders
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* A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James- NON-GENRE
* American Neolithic by Terence Hawkins - IN
* The All Nations Team by Michael Jasper - SELF PUBLISHED
* A Sudden Outbreak of Magic by Michael Jasper - SELF PUBLISHED
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Location: The Netherlands | More progress. Had a very tiring week so I am not spending too much time on data entry tonight. More this weekend.
Bit more progress tonight.
Added:
* The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones + one bonus book
* Pierre Grimbert's Secret of Ji series: Six Heirs, The Orphans' Promise, Shadow of the Ancients
* On Such a Full Sea by Chang-rae Lee
* Harrowgate by Kate Maruyama
* Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
* the first two books of Jay Posey's Duskwalker series are here, but there's a third: Dawnbreaker
* John Dies at the End by David Wong + one bonus book
* The Gravity Pilot by M. M. Buckner + two bonus books
* The Zombie Bible series by Stant Litore (Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows, etc.)
* The Country of Ice Cream Star by Sandra Newman
* Thorn Jack by Katherine Harbour + one bonus book
* City of Ember (series) by Jeanne Duprau
* The Veiled Web by Catherine Asaro + one bonus book
* The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian
* American Neolithic by Terence Hawkins
* Vlad by Carlos Fuentes
* Imaro by Charles Saunders + two bonus books
* Pilgrim of the Sky by Natania Barron
* The Returned by Jason Mott + one bonus book
Refused, selfpublished:
* The Warrior's Path by Catherine M. Wilson
* Justice Calling by Annie Bellet
* The Beam by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant
* The All Nations Team by Michael Jasper
* A Sudden Outbreak of Magic by Michael Jasper
Refused, no dead tree edition:
* Inclination (novella) by William Shunn
* The original Metatropolis anthology is here, but Metatropolis: Cascadia and Metatropolis: Green Space are also fantastic
Refused, non genre
* A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James
Still to be looked at:
* Vaporware by Richard Dansky
* Lost Cantos of the Orobouros Caves by Maggie Schein
* Cemetery Plot by Alex Granados
* The Thirteenth Step: Zombie Recovery by Michele W. Miller
* Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty
* Enoch the Traveler by Lady Soliloque
* The Thirteen Hallows by Michael Scott and Colette Freedman
* Stellarnet Rebel and Stellarnet Prince by J.L. Hilton
* King of Shards by Matthew Kressel
* Anthology: Fantastic Imaginings edited by Stefan Rudnicki
* How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell |
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Location: The Netherlands | A few more added:
Added:
* The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones + one bonus book
* Pierre Grimbert's Secret of Ji series: Six Heirs, The Orphans' Promise, Shadow of the Ancients
* On Such a Full Sea by Chang-rae Lee
* Harrowgate by Kate Maruyama
* Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman
* the first two books of Jay Posey's Duskwalker series are here, but there's a third: Dawnbreaker
* John Dies at the End by David Wong + one bonus book
* The Gravity Pilot by M. M. Buckner + two bonus books
* The Zombie Bible series by Stant Litore (Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows, etc.)
* The Country of Ice Cream Star by Sandra Newman
* Thorn Jack by Katherine Harbour + one bonus book
* City of Ember (series) by Jeanne Duprau
* The Veiled Web by Catherine Asaro + one bonus book
* The Office of Mercy by Ariel Djanikian
* American Neolithic by Terence Hawkins
* Vlad by Carlos Fuentes
* Imaro by Charles Saunders + two bonus books
* Pilgrim of the Sky by Natania Barron
* The Returned by Jason Mott + one bonus book
* Vaporware by Richard Dansky
* Lost Cantos of the Orobouros Caves by Maggie Schein
* Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty
* The Thirteen Hallows by Michael Scott and Colette Freedman
* King of Shards by Matthew Kressel
Refused, selfpublished:
* The Warrior's Path by Catherine M. Wilson
* Justice Calling by Annie Bellet
* The Beam by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant
* The All Nations Team by Michael Jasper
* A Sudden Outbreak of Magic by Michael Jasper
Refused, no dead tree edition:
* Inclination (novella) by William Shunn
* The original Metatropolis anthology is here, but Metatropolis: Cascadia and Metatropolis: Green Space are also fantastic
* Stellarnet Rebel and Stellarnet Prince by J.L. Hilton
Refused, non genre
* A Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon James
Still to be looked at:
* Cemetery Plot by Alex Granados
* The Thirteenth Step: Zombie Recovery by Michele W. Miller
* Enoch the Traveler by Lady Soliloque
* Anthology: Fantastic Imaginings edited by Stefan Rudnicki
* How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell |
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-11-09 8:41 AM
Can someone add:
The Drowning God by James Kendley (HarperVoyager 2015)
The Oversight (Orbit 2014) and The Paradox (Orbit 2015) by Charlie Fletcher
The Vorrh (first published 2012, re-published 2015) by B. Catling
Thanks so much
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Location: The Netherlands | Arrenby - 2015-11-10 4:34 AM
I wanted to ask for a few recent releases that are part of series already in the database -
Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen by Lois McMaster Bujold (Vorkosigan Saga ) - technically this releases at the beginning of next year, however Baen released an e-ARC on their website so several folks have purchased and read it already
The Vital Abyss by James S.A. Corey (Expanse ) - latest Expanse short
Shades in Shadow: An Inheritance Triptych by N. K. Jemisin (Inheritance ) - mini-collection of three short stories
Thanks in advance!
I put the Bujold in, the shorts are both e-book only I'm afraid. Sorry for the delay. |
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add from Sarah Crichton Books (an imprint of Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
The Great Forgetting by James Renner (2015)
The Ghost in Love by Jonathan Carroll (2007)
Also, if you are still adding tie-in novels, could someone add Torchwood. There are 19 novels altogether.
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Location: The Netherlands | juliael71 - 2015-11-10 8:06 PM
Can we add the rest of the Twelve Planets anthologies? Love and Romanpunk is already included, but I didn't include it.
Nightsiders by Sue Isle
Thief of Lives by Lucy Sussex
Bad Power by Deborah Biancotti
Showtime by Narrelle M Harris
Through Splintered Walls by Kaaron Warren
Cracklescape by Margo Lanagan
Asymmetry by Thoraiya Dyer
Caution: Contains Small Parts by Kirstyn McDermott
Secret Lives by Rosaleen Love
The Female Factory by Lisa L. Hannett and Angela Slatter
Cherry Crow Children by Deborah Kalin
These are all in. I made them into one series too. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-11-15 8:29 AM
Can someone add from Sarah Crichton Books (an imprint of Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
The Great Forgetting by James Renner (2015)
The Ghost in Love by Jonathan Carroll (2007)
Also, if you are still adding tie-in novels, could someone add Torchwood. There are 19 novels altogether.
These are all in. |
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Location: Middle TN, USA | Ok I think I have all the Warhammer novels in, I will start working on the Warhammer 40K next. If anyone wants specific series in first just list them here, otherwise I will be putting them in order as they are listed in ISFDB. |
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Location: New Zealand | valashain - 2015-11-17 5:17 AM
Weesam - 2015-11-15 8:29 AM
Can someone add from Sarah Crichton Books (an imprint of Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
The Great Forgetting by James Renner (2015)
The Ghost in Love by Jonathan Carroll (2007)
Also, if you are still adding tie-in novels, could someone add Torchwood. There are 19 novels altogether.
These are all in.
Wow, you're awesome. Even though I know you guys are quick, I didn't expect you to be that quick. Thanks. |
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| First of all, thanks so much for all the adds. As a Goodreads librarian I know it was a deluge there.
Engelbrecht - 2015-11-08 2:33 AM
@ montsamu: Did you really read Delaney's Through the Valley of the Nest of Spiders? It's one of the few books I've given up on. I'd read his other (non-genre ) hardcore gay porn books ( The Tides of Lust and Hogg), but after having read 200 pages of Spiders, I decided I just wasn't interested in reading the next 600 pages. Delaney certainly has a fixation with various bodily fluids and substances...
I did. It didn't make me want to go pick up Tides of Lust or Hogg any time soon or anything; I found some of the prose just gorgeous -- again, that line about the stars pinning up the darkness of the sky that, just, wow. I am set to re-read a bunch of Delany that I haven't in years (Babel 17, Dhalgren, Nova) in the next few months, and I don't think I'll be re-reading TVNS any time soon or anything, but I do think it was a very good book. (Happy to take any further conversation out of the "add a book" thread, though!) |
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| valashain - 2015-11-15 5:03 AM
juliael71 - 2015-11-10 8:06 PM
Can we add the rest of the Twelve Planets anthologies? Love and Romanpunk is already included, but I didn't include it.
Nightsiders by Sue Isle
Thief of Lives by Lucy Sussex
Bad Power by Deborah Biancotti
Showtime by Narrelle M Harris
Through Splintered Walls by Kaaron Warren
Cracklescape by Margo Lanagan
Asymmetry by Thoraiya Dyer
Caution: Contains Small Parts by Kirstyn McDermott
Secret Lives by Rosaleen Love
The Female Factory by Lisa L. Hannett and Angela Slatter
Cherry Crow Children by Deborah Kalin
These are all in. I made them into one series too.
Thanks for adding all these! |
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| valashain - 2015-11-14 9:10 PM
Still to be looked at:
* Anthology: Fantastic Imaginings edited by Stefan Rudnicki This one is now in. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Hey guys. I'm looking for a couple of Philip K. Dick novels, specifically Cantata-140 and The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike.
Also, could we possibly finish out the Dumarest series by E.C. Tubb?
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| jontlaw - 2015-11-19 2:40 PM
Hey guys. I'm looking for a couple of Philip K. Dick novels, specifically Cantata-140 and The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike. Cantata-140 is already there (alternate title: A Crack In Space). The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike is non-genre. |
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Location: Alief, TX | Thanks for the info. |
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Location: The Netherlands | I put in some more Dumarest novels. Will try to round up the rest tomorrow. |
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Location: The Netherlands | All the Dumarest novels are in. |
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| Some co-written requests:
Katherine Kurtz & Deborah Turner Harris Adept books
The Adept
The Lodge of the Lynx
Templar Treasure
Dagger Maggic
Death of an Adept
Liaden books by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller
Also question: how are you handling omnibus editions? For example NK Jemisin's Inheritance Trilogy includes all of it, including the new novella. Should I just mark them as owned separately or?
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Location: The Netherlands | Omnibus editions can be added. I don't routinely do so if we have the individual books in there but the site is equipped to handle it and we have a bunch in the database already.
Gimme a sec and I'll get these added. |
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Location: The Netherlands | k, I'm going to save Lee and MIller for tomorrow, that is a lot of books. The Adept is in and the Jemisin omnibus too. |
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| Great and thanks! And yes, that was a reason I didn't try to list them all. |
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Location: The Netherlands | juliael71 - 2015-11-20 8:16 PM
Great and thanks! And yes, that was a reason I didn't try to list them all.
I put in 21 Liaden universe books. The series has quite a convoluted publication history so I decided to stick with the ISFDB way of ordering them. Baen takes a different approach.
I should have all the important stuff but have a look if anything you want is missing. |
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Location: scotland | Could some more Dean Koontz books be added pease.
Shadowfires
Lightning
The Servants of Twilight
Winter Moon
False Memory
One Door Away From Heaven
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Location: The Netherlands | The Koontz books are in. |
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| I checked the Lee/Miller books and everything looks fine, except Dragon in Exile seems to have Dragon Ship's cover. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | juliael71 - 2015-11-21 6:51 PM I checked the Lee/Miller books and everything looks fine, except Dragon in Exile seems to have Dragon Ship's cover. My bad on that one. It's fixed now. |
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Location: scotland | Thank you.
Two of these - False Memory, One Door Away From Heaven are both 800 pages and have lots of story and some great characters. |
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Location: Austria | Hello everyone. I have a book request:
Justin Richards - Doctor Who: Time Lord Fairy Tales
There is a lot of Doctor Who stuff in the database already but that particular book fits well into my Sub-Genre Challenge (I'm doing fairytale fiction) and is nowhere to be found yet. If you have some time, could you please add it? Thanks in advance, you are awesome! |
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Location: The Netherlands | Linguana - 2015-11-22 3:58 PM
Hello everyone. I have a book request:
Justin Richards - Doctor Who: Time Lord Fairy Tales
There is a lot of Doctor Who stuff in the database already but that particular book fits well into my Sub-Genre Challenge (I'm doing fairytale fiction) and is nowhere to be found yet. If you have some time, could you please add it? Thanks in advance, you are awesome!
Here I was thinking I would need to add another huge subseries. This one doesn't seem to belong to any subset of Doctor Who though. It is in. |
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Location: Austria | Wow, you are fast! Thank you. |
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| Can I get Dennis L. McKiernan added?
The Iron Tower Trilogy
--The Dark Tide
--Shadows of Doom
--The Darkest Day
The Silver Call Duology
--Trek to Kraggen-Cor
--The Brega Path
Caverns of Socrates
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Location: The Netherlands | The Shadow - 2015-11-24 6:50 PM
Can I get Dennis L. McKiernan added?
The Iron Tower Trilogy
--The Dark Tide
--Shadows of Doom
--The Darkest Day
The Silver Call Duology
--Trek to Kraggen-Cor
--The Brega Path
Caverns of Socrates
There have been added. |
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| How about adding the latest Star Trek novel, Child of Two Worlds by Greg Cox? I'm reading that now, and I could use it for the tie-in challenge. ISBN is 978-1476783253. Thanks. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | chuhl - 2015-11-25 9:07 PM
How about adding the latest Star Trek novel, Child of Two Worlds by Greg Cox? I'm reading that now, and I could use it for the tie-in challenge. ISBN is 978-1476783253. Thanks.
This is in.
Note to Uber Users: Cox is prolific in Star Trek.
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| Cox is prolific in most tie-in fiction. He's done several novels based off DC Comics events -- Infinite Crisis, 52, Countdown, and Final Crisis. |
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| gallyangel - 2015-11-26 4:34 PM
Note to Uber Users: Cox is prolific in Star Trek. Yeah, he, Michael Jan Friedman, and John Vornholt are some of the ones I've not gotten to yet, because they have literally written piles of Star Trek novels. |
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| Hi! Could you please add Ian Sales' Adrift in the Sea of Rains? It's quite short, but the first of a quartet in the Apollo Series. I just picked it up to read as the review in the Guardian sounded interesting. Thanks |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Dlw28 - 2015-11-26 5:51 PM
Hi! Could you please add Ian Sales' Adrift in the Sea of Rains? It's quite short, but the first of a quartet in the Apollo Series. I just picked it up to read as the review in the Guardian sounded interesting. Thanks
The turkey has made me feel generous. We usually don't do self-published stuff, but since it won a BSFA award and got nominated for a Sidewise award, and the guy had the balls to open up his own publishing company to self-publish...why not?
I put the whole quartet in too.
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| Hey, thanks! Happy post Thanksgiving! |
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| Hey! Is there any chance of some more works of Robert Aickman being added? Dark Entries, The Wine-Dark Sea, Cold Hand in Mine, Painted Devils etc.? He wrote supernatural horror short stories in the 50s-80s. |
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Location: The Netherlands | robotwitch - 2015-12-01 2:16 AM
Hey! Is there any chance of some more works of Robert Aickman being added? Dark Entries, The Wine-Dark Sea, Cold Hand in Mine, Painted Devils etc.? He wrote supernatural horror short stories in the 50s-80s.
I added five Aickman collections. |
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Location: New Zealand | Could someone add some new books:
Time and Time Again by Ben Elton
The Curse of Jacob Tracy by Holly Messinger
Books 7-10 of the Leandros series by Rob Thurman - Doubletake, Slashback, Downfall, Nevermore. (We already have books 1-6)
Thanks
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2015-12-02 8:22 AM
Could someone add some new books:
Time and Time Again by Ben Elton
The Curse of Jacob Tracy by Holly Messinger
Books 7-10 of the Leandros series by Rob Thurman - Doubletake, Slashback, Downfall, Nevermore. (We already have books 1-6)
Thanks
These are in. |
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Can someone add Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster since the cover art has been released? It would be a great addition for the new Star Wars Reading Challenge!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | devilinlaw - 2015-12-02 3:11 PM
Can someone add Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster since the cover art has been released? It would be a great addition for the new Star Wars Reading Challenge!
Thanks!
Personally, I was waiting until both the cover and synopsis are out, which, I assume, will be after the movie release. It's on the list, we'll get there. Patience you must have, hurm?
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Location: Las Vegas, NV | Of course! Thanks, GallyAngel! |
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| Could you please add:
Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?40184
Feminine Future http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1817472
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Done and done. |
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Location: New Zealand | Could you put in The Masked City by Genevieve Cogman? It is book 2 of The Invisible Library.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2015-12-07 10:44 PM
Could you put in The Masked City by Genevieve Cogman? It is book 2 of The Invisible Library.
It's in.
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| Could you add the following:
A Hero at the End of the World - Erin Claiborne
An Arrow's Flight - Mark Merlis
The Perilous Gard - Elizabeth Marie Pope
Carry On - Rainbow Rowell
Black Widow: Forever Red - Margaret Stohl
A Matter of Oaths - Helen S. Wright
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Location: Alief, TX | jontlaw - 2015-06-16 12:19 PM
Feeling Mike Mignola/Helboy, and there is so little in the data base.
We have the original Baltimore book, but there are five graphic novels also. Would also be nice to see the Jenny Finn graphic novel, the five Abe Sapien graphic novels, and of course the 12 Hellboy graphic novels.
Also, Mignola and Golden did another work like Baltimore, a large illustrated hardcover called Joe Golem and the Drowning City. The also did another novel, called Father Gaetano's Puppet Catechism.
Finally, there have been a series of Hellboy novels. One, by Mark Chadbourn, is in the database. Here are the others:
The Bones of Giants - Christopher Golden
The Dragon Pool - Christopher Golden
The Lost Army - Christopher Golden
On Earth As It Is In Hell - Brian Hodge
The Fire Wolves - Tim Lebbon
Unnatural Selection - Tim Lebbon
The All-Seeing Eye - Mark Morris
Emerald Hell - Tom Piccirilli
The God Machine - Thomas Sniegoski
Odd Jobs - short story collection edited by Cristopher Golden
Odder Jobs
Oddest Jobs
I know it's a lot, but since I'm seeing more graphic novels entered, I thought it was time we give Mignola his due. Thanks guys. |
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| Can you please add the 1996 Retro Hugo nominee Danger Planet by Brett Sterling (Edmond Hamilton)?
http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?3463
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It's in.
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| jontlaw - 2015-06-16 12:19 PM ... but since I'm seeing more graphic novels entered, I thought it was time we give Mignola his due. Thanks guys. Generally speaking, we aren't adding graphic novels at this time unless they are on one of our awards/lists. Sorry!!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Jain - 2015-12-08 2:46 PM
Could you add the following:
A Hero at the End of the World - Erin Claiborne
An Arrow's Flight - Mark Merlis
The Perilous Gard - Elizabeth Marie Pope
Black Widow: Forever Red - Margaret Stohl
Thanks!
Claiborne, Merlis, and Pope are all in.
I, unfortunately, have an allergic reaction to Marvel books, so someone else will have to deal with the Stohl book.
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Location: Alief, TX | Engelbrecht - 2015-12-19 11:25 PM
p>Generally speaking, we aren't adding graphic novels at this time unless they are on one of our awards/lists. Sorry!!
Does that mean that we can't have the novels or short story collections either? |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Jain - 2015-12-08 2:46 PM
Could you add the following:
Carry On - Rainbow Rowell
A Matter of Oaths - Helen S. Wright
Thanks!
These are both in now.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jonxjquee - 2015-12-22 5:13 AM
Beacon 23 by Hugh Howey
I put the Omnibus version in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2015-12-20 9:59 PM
Engelbrecht - 2015-12-19 11:25 PM
p>Generally speaking, we aren't adding graphic novels at this time unless they are on one of our awards/lists. Sorry!!
Does that mean that we can't have the novels or short story collections either?
For those of you who havent heard the hard and fast rules when it comes to comics and manga, here is my understanding. (If Im off, the other uber uses will let us all know.)
We have absolutely no problem putting in a graphic novel if its been nominated for something. If its on one of the list or awards we track, if thats the case, of course it goes in. After all, thats where we started.
But with everything else, we have a kind of wait and see, maybe later, attitude. You do realize that if we open the door to everything in the world of comics, then that might easily be thousands of books. I dont think anyone around here is quiet ready for that. Not yet anyway.
The exceptions to this general rule are on an individual case-by-case basis. The comic adaptation of Nivens Ringworld, sounds like something which should be in, but nobody has asked for it and I havent gotten to it yet.
The comic adaption of Mrs. Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children, I, for one, wouldnt object.
Vol. 11 of the Fantastic Four omnibus series, not so much. Maybe later. Maybe never.
So, that means any actual books (non graphic novel material) which feature characters which we would most likely associate with comic books, yeah, they're fine since they're books. You just have to ask, politely as always.
I for one have been adding lots of light novels from Japan. Many of those book series have parallel manga series as well. The novels are in, the manga isnt.
Those seem to be the guidelines at the moment. They'll undoubtedly change in the future.
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Location: Alief, TX | I appreciate being given the policy, and I'm not arguing that (though I can find at least two instances of graphic novel series in the system with no award nominations). But my original request also included about a dozen actual books about Mignola's characters, written by various authors, many of whom are already in the database. So then I was asking if we can still get those books. I notice that two have been put in, and I appreciate that too. |
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| I've been pretty into anthologies lately. Could we get:
Great Tales of Terror and the Supernatural ed. Herbert Wise
Black Water ed. Alberto Manguel
Black Water 2
Magic Realist Fiction ed. David Young & Keith Hollaman
Also, I've been reading The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz, which I would like added here if people find it appropriate. A lot of critics describe it as magical realism, and there are sci-fi and fantasy references on almost every page. |
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| jontlaw - 2015-12-24 2:55 AM
I appreciate being given the policy, and I'm not arguing that (though I can find at least two instances of graphic novel series in the system with no award nominations). Locke & Key is a Mythopoeic nominee; Digger is a Mythopoeic nominee and is on the Award-Winning Books by Women Authors list; Ôoku: The Inner Chambers and Y: The Last Man are Tiptree nominees. The Tiptree Award is something we've been working on for months, because it contains a lot of different types of works other than novels including short fiction, graphic novels, and even a music CD album. The Admins will be adding it to the site's Awards list shortly after the new year. |
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| jontlaw - 2015-06-16 12:19 PM
Finally, there have been a series of Hellboy novels. One, by Mark Chadbourn, is in the database. Here are the others: Uber User Engelbrecht has entered these:
The Bones of Giants - Christopher Golden
The Dragon Pool - Christopher Golden
The Lost Army - Christopher Golden and I have entered these:
On Earth As It Is In Hell - Brian Hodge
The Fire Wolves - Tim Lebbon
Unnatural Selection - Tim Lebbon
The All-Seeing Eye - Mark Morris
Emerald Hell - Tom Piccirilli
The God Machine - Thomas Sniegoski
Odd Jobs - short story collection edited by Christopher Golden
Odder Jobs - short story collection edited by Christopher Golden
Oddest Jobs - short story collection edited by Christopher Golden
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add the soon to be released new book by Tim Powers, Medusa's Web?
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| Weesam - 2015-12-31 9:19 AM
Can someone add the soon to be released new book by Tim Powers, Medusa's Web? Thanks This is now in. |
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| Could we add "Shades in Shadow: An Inheritance Triptych" by N. K. Jemisin? It probably falls in the Short Fiction category. Thanks!
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| mjmahoney - 2015-12-31 2:59 PM
Could we add "Shades in Shadow: An Inheritance Triptych" by N. K. Jemisin? It probably falls in the Short Fiction category. Thanks! I appreciate all the work done by all the super-users adding all these books and authors to the database, Happy New Year to you all! This collection of 3 interconnected short stories set in the world of The Inheritance Trilogy is now in. And Best Wishes to all WWEnders for a wonderful new year. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | strongaf - 2015-12-27 2:00 PM
Also, I've been reading The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz, which I would like added here if people find it appropriate. A lot of critics describe it as magical realism, and there are sci-fi and fantasy references on almost every page.
If it's in the ISFDB, it's fine. And this is; listed as dark fantasy.
It's now in.
I think this might be at least our second Pulitzer prize winner in the DB.
Simpson's style woo-who.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | strongaf - 2015-12-27 2:00 PM
Great Tales of Terror and the Supernatural ed. Herbert Wise
Black Water ed. Alberto Manguel
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Magic Realist Fiction ed. David Young & Keith Hollaman
These four are now in.
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone please add Nova by Margaret Fortune (published DAW 2015)
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2016-01-01 11:02 PM
Can someone please add Nova by Margaret Fortune (published DAW 2015)
Thanks and happy new year!
It is in. She didn't exactly hit the jackpot with the cover art, did she? |
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| valashain - 2016-01-02 8:17 PM
She didn't exactly hit the jackpot with the cover art, did she? It's a far, far better cover than she'd have gotten from Baen. |
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Location: The Netherlands | Lol, they are in a league of their own. |
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Location: Austin, Tx | Requesting:
Rogue Squadron by Michael A Stackpole (reading this one now)
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The Scorpion by Stephen D Sullivan - Legend of the Five Rings tie-in
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| gallyangel - 2015-12-31 9:21 PM
If it's in the ISFDB, it's fine. And this is; listed as dark fantasy.
It's now in.
I think this might be at least our second Pulitzer prize winner in the DB.
Simpson's style woo-who.
These four are now in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pizzakarin - 2016-01-02 7:04 AM
Rogue Squadron by Michael A Stackpole (reading this one now)
Eventually will be reading (for the Tie-In challenge):
The Scorpion by Stephen D Sullivan - Legend of the Five Rings tie-in
Android: Free Fall by William H Keith Jr - Android (netrunner) tie-in
Rogue Squadron - in.
Scorpion - the whole clan war series is in.
Free Fall - in as well.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pizzakarin - 2016-01-02 7:04 AM
Rogue Squadron by Michael A Stackpole (reading this one now)
Actually, all ten books got put in. (Isn't extra time wonderful?)
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Location: Rockford, IL | I went to add a book from my TBR pile to my challenges and was horrified to find out that Diana Pharaoh Francis is not in the database at all.
Path trilogy:
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Path of Honor
Path of Blood
Crosspointe series:
The Cipher
The Black Ship
The Turning Tide
The Hollow Crown
Horngate Witches:
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| controuble - 2016-01-03 11:58 PM
I went to add a book from my TBR pile to my challenges and was horrified to find out that Diana Pharaoh Francis is not in the database at all.
Path trilogy
Path of Fate
Path of Honor
Path of Blood
Crosspointe series
The Cipher
The Black Ship
The Turning Tide
The Hollow Crown
Horngate Witches
Bitter Night
Crimson Wind
Shadow City
Blood Winter
Diamond City Magic
Trace of Magic
Edge of Dreams
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pizzakarin - 2016-01-02 7:04 AM
The Scorpion by Stephen D Sullivan - Legend of the Five Rings tie-in
Android: Free Fall by William H Keith Jr - Android (netrunner) tie-in
The other books in both the Android series and Legend of the Five Rings series are now in.
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| Hello! When you have time can you please add David Weber's "The Service of the Sword", "Changer of Worlds," and "Beginnings" please? They're in the sequence for me to read in the Honor Harrington series now and I'd like to do them as part of my Space Opera challenge books this year. Thanks!
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| Sable Aradia - 2016-01-05 1:07 PM
Hello! When you have time can you please add David Weber's "The Service of the Sword", "Changer of Worlds," and "Beginnings" please? They're in the sequence for me to read in the Honor Harrington series now and I'd like to do them as part of my Space Opera challenge books this year. Thanks! Whoa, I don't know how we managed to not have the Worlds of Honor subseries in the database yet; I've even read that series. I'll get those in for you. |
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| Sable Aradia - 2016-01-05 1:07 PM
Hello! When you have time can you please add David Weber's "The Service of the Sword", "Changer of Worlds," and "Beginnings" please? They're in the sequence for me to read in the Honor Harrington series now and I'd like to do them as part of my Space Opera challenge books this year. Thanks! Okay, all six books in the Worlds of Honor subseries are in the database now. |
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Location: New Zealand | Because I just read about it on Scalzi's blog, and then I had to have it and read it, can you please add Unforgettable by Eric James Stone?
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| Weesam - 2016-01-06 5:20 PM
Because I just read about it on Scalzi's blog, and then I had to have it and read it, can you please add Unforgettable by Eric James Stone? Thanks I get lots of TBRs from Scalzi's "The Big Idea" as well. I remember really disliking Stone's Hugo-nominated novelette a few years ago, but my library has this new novel on order, and the synopsis sounds interesting, so I'm going to check it out. This is in. Happy reading! |
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Location: The Netherlands | pizzakarin - 2016-01-05 2:06 PM
Requesting:
Koko Takes a Holiday by Kieran Shea published by Titan Books in 2014
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Location: Austria | May I request Winter by Marissa Meyer to be added to the database? The rest of the series is already here but the last instalment is missing and I just finished reading it. Maybe you could add Fairest also while you're at it? It's a prequel to the same series. Thanks in advance! |
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Location: The Netherlands | Linguana - 2016-01-06 8:47 PM
May I request Winter by Marissa Meyer to be added to the database? The rest of the series is already here but the last instalment is missing and I just finished reading it. Maybe you could add Fairest also while you're at it? It's a prequel to the same series. Thanks in advance!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | For those of you who patiently waiting for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to go in, well, it's in. |
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | I was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled across Night's Slow Poison here at WWEnd, which I had read not too long ago, a precursor to the Ancillary trilogy. Then I come to find out that short fiction is being added to the site. (You guys just keep getting better and better.) I would like to suggest the addition of a fantasy short story by Leckie: The Nalendar. http://uncannymagazine.com/article/nalendar/ |
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Location: The Netherlands | spectru - 2016-01-08 3:04 AM
I was pleasantly surprised when I stumbled across Night's Slow Poison here at WWEnd, which I had read not too long ago, a precursor to the Ancillary trilogy. Then I come to find out that short fiction is being added to the site. (You guys just keep getting better and better. ) I would like to suggest the addition of a fantasy short story by Leckie: The Nalendar. http://uncannymagazine.com/article/nalendar/
This one is in.
A general note on requesting short fiction. It takes just as much time to add a short story as it does the add a novel so please stick to what's relevant at the moment. Stuff you need for challenges, stuff you want to review. If someone were to ask for the complete works of Poul Anderson I'd be at it till doomsday and there are short fiction writers out there who are even more prolific.
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Location: UK | I wonder if you could add the Newbery Medal winner children's book Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH,by Robert C O'Brien to the site. It does have some light ties to SF,or could be classed as fantasyand I am so enjoying it on several challenges I am doing,and its just good fun.When widowed mouse Mrs Frisby needs helpto save her sick son she is directed to some super intelligent rats for their help. It all starts off like a homage to Beatrix Potter,could have been written in the 20s,then suddenly it is revealed that these were lab rats,injected with DNA that helped them develop their intelligence, size and strength,so that they escaped,which brings us up past the 70s when it was written into todays experiments. I am loving it,and hope you can pass it as suitable for the site |
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| illegible_scribble - 2016-01-04 7:35 PM
Sable Aradia - 2016-01-05 1:07 PM
Hello! When you have time can you please add David Weber's "The Service of the Sword", "Changer of Worlds," and "Beginnings" please? They're in the sequence for me to read in the Honor Harrington series now and I'd like to do them as part of my Space Opera challenge books this year. Thanks! Okay, all six books intheWorlds of Honor subseries arein the database now.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | dustydigger - 2016-01-09 12:12 PM
I wonder if you could add the Newbery Medal winner children's book Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH,by Robert C O'Brien to the site. It does have some light ties to SF,or could be classed as fantasyand I am so enjoying it on several challenges I am doing,and its just good fun.When widowed mouse Mrs Frisby needs helpto save her sick son she is directed to some super intelligent rats for their help. It all starts off like a homage to Beatrix Potter,could have been written in the 20s,then suddenly it is revealed that these were lab rats,injected with DNA that helped them develop their intelligence, size and strength,so that they escaped,which brings us up past the 70s when it was written into todays experiments. I am loving it,and hope you can pass it as suitable for the site
It's in ISFDB, so no problem. Good solid fantasy. The first of the series is in. I'll get the rest in, too.
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Location: USA | Here's one I plan on reading in the near future:
The Solar Sea
David Lee Summers
The author already has a couple of novels in the list, but this one isn't there yet.
Thanks in advance!
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Leyra'an - 2016-01-10 8:47 AM
The Solar Sea
David Lee Summers
Thanks in advance!
It's book four of a series, so the whole series has wandered its way into the database.
Undoubtedly lost, they can find a place to stop right here.
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Location: New Zealand | Can we get the newly released Tor.com novella The Drowning Eyes by Emily Foster?
Also Patchwerk by David Tallerman, another Tor.com novella due out this week.
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| Weesam - 2016-01-12 5:41 PM
Can we get the newly released Tor.com novella The Drowning Eyes by Emily Foster? Also Patchwerk by David Tallerman, another Tor.com novella due out this week. Thanks Here ya go: The Drowning Eyes by Emily Foster Patchwerk by David Tallerman |
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Also, Melissa Scott and Jo Graham have a new book in their "Order of the Air" series, "Oath Bound".
Could you also add Genevieve Gogman's "The Invisible Library" (published in the UK last year, due here this summer) and "The Wrath and the Dawn" by Renee Ahdieh? Thanks much. |
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| Ann Walker - 2016-01-14 11:50 PM
Could you also add Genevieve Gogman's "The Invisible Library" (published in the UK last year, due here this summer) The Invisible Library is already in the WWEnd DB, as is its sequel, The Masked City. I've read them both, and they're fantastic. |
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Location: Austin, Tx | Not sure if this one counts as appropriate for the database, but I've just started reading (for the Tie-In Challenge):
Eclipse Phase: After The Fall edited by James Gates and Rob Boyle
published by Posthuman Studios on January 6, 2015
it is a book of short stories set in the Eclipse Phase universe and has stories by some known names ( Ken Liu, Madeline Ashby, Fran Wilde, Karin Lowachee, Wesley Schneider, and Andrew Penn Romine) |
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Location: Ireland | Hi,
It would be great to see the following added:
The Turing Test - Chris Beckett
The Peacock Cloak - Chris Beckett
The Ghost Hunters - Neil Spring
The Watchers - Neil Spring
There are a number of Chris Beckett's novels already in the DB, just not the two story collections mentioned.
Neil Spring is a fairly new author. His first novel (Ghost Hunters) has already been made into a film in the UK, and I'd not be surprised to see The Watchers up for (something like) the James Herbert Award this year.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Ann Walker - 2016-01-14 4:50 AM
Could you add the three books in Kate Mosse's "Languedoc" series? They are "Labyrinth", "Sepulchre", and "Citadel".
Also, Melissa Scott and Jo Graham have a new book in their "Order of the Air" series, "Oath Bound".
Could you also add Genevieve Gogman's "The Invisible Library" (published in the UK last year, due here this summer) and "The Wrath and the Dawn" by Renee Ahdieh? Thanks much.
Mosse is in.
Oath Bound is only a Kindle at the moment. Keep an eye on it and when it gets a paper version, ask for it again.
Invisible Library and its sequel is in.
The Wrath and the Dawn is in, along with it's sequel due out in a few months.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | UseOfWeapons - 2016-01-14 7:08 AM
Hi,
It would be great to see the following added:
The Turing Test - Chris Beckett
The Peacock Cloak - Chris Beckett
The Ghost Hunters - Neil Spring
The Watchers - Neil Spring
Thanks in advance
Two by Beckett and Two by Spring are in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | pizzakarin - 2016-01-14 6:12 AM
Not sure if this one counts as appropriate for the database, but I've just started reading (for the Tie-In Challenge):
Eclipse Phase: After The Fall edited by James Gates and Rob Boyle
published by Posthuman Studios on January 6, 2015
it is a book of short stories set in the Eclipse Phase universe and has stories by some known names ( Ken Liu, Madeline Ashby, Fran Wilde, Karin Lowachee, Wesley Schneider, and Andrew Penn Romine)
Don't know a thing about Eclipse Phase, but this one seems to be a kindle only book. If it gets a paper edition, ask for it again.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | couchtomoon - 2016-01-19 4:57 PM
Can you please add The Harlequin by Nina Allan?
There you go.
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Location: New Zealand | Can someone add the Pierre Jnr trilogy by David M Henley?
1. The Hunt for Pierre Jnr
2. Manifestations
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2016-01-23 8:57 PM
Can someone add the Pierre Jnr trilogy by David M Henley?
1. The Hunt for Pierre Jnr
2. Manifestations
3. Convergence - this one is not (yet) out in paper book format.
The first two are in. The third doesn't seem to be out at all, at least stateside.
Not even in the databases as to be published soon.
Please repost your request when it does have papery copies about.
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Location: New Zealand | Does it have to be published in the States to appear on this site?
Although it is only available on Amazon as a Kindle version, it is available here in the bookshops as a paperback version.
It is available as a paperback for sale from the publishers website: http://www.harpercollins.com.au/search-results/?search-term=david&#...
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2016-01-23 11:50 PM
Does it have to be published in the States to appear on this site?
Although it is only available on Amazon as a Kindle version, it is available here in the bookshops as a paperback version.
It is available as a paperback for sale from the publishers website: http://www.harpercollins.com.au/search-results/?search-term=david+h...
Nah, it's fine. it's in. Thanks for the link. I couldn't seem to find any info about it at the usual places.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Its surely a sign of something (probably an apocalypse) but there are now 141 books returned with the search Star Trek and 141 returned with a Star Wars search.
This kicker is that I think were over half way on the Star Wars but not yet to the half way point for Star Trek.
Goals. Got'a love'm.
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| gallyangel - 2016-01-26 9:10 PM
Its surely a sign of something (probably an apocalypse) but there are now 141 books returned with the search Star Trek and 141 returned with a Star Wars search. This kicker is that I think were over half way on the Star Wars but not yet to the half way point for Star Trek. Goals. Got'a love'm. Last year when I started entering the Star Trek books in, I think I counted over 600 on ISFDB (I had to copy and paste into a spreadsheet, then eliminate all the omnibuses, anthologies, and short fiction). Around the 129-book mark I decided to take a break and work on our other projects, like the Aurealis, Prometheus, Tiptree, and WFA awards. I've got all the covers for the following Star Trek subseries saved, (plus parts of other subseries): A Time To...
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Westmark - Lloyd Alexander
The Kestrel - Lloyd Alexander
The Beggar Queen - Lloyd Alexander
The Bone Key - Sarah Monette
Unnatural Creatures - Sarah Monette
Mermaid's Song - Alida Van Gores
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2016-01-26 3:11 AM
Last year when I started entering theStar Trek books in, I think I counted over 600 onISFDB (I had to copy and paste into a spreadsheet, then eliminate all the omnibuses,anthologies, and short fiction).
So, we're only about a quarter, huh? I would've guessed a third.
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Just FYI for those keeping score: We are 40 books shy of 17,000 in the DB at the moment! I suspect we'll have that covered in a few days - perhaps with Star Trek books Ya'll are awesome! |
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| gallyangel - 2016-01-27 5:53 AM
Do you still have that spreadsheet? I'd like a copy. Refer to the new thread I've posted in the Uber Users forum. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Jain - 2016-01-26 8:44 AM
Could the following please be added:
Westmark - Lloyd Alexander
The Kestrel - Lloyd Alexander
The Beggar Queen - Lloyd Alexander
The Bone Key - Sarah Monette
Unnatural Creatures - Sarah Monette
Mermaid's Song - Alida Van Gores
Thank you!
These six are now in.
The Van Gores has stellar reviews. To bad she died early so it's a one hit wonder which is very expensive and long out-of-print according to amazon.
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The Van Gores has stellar reviews. To bad she died early so it's a one hit wonder which is very expensive and long out-of-print according to amazon.
*nods* I'd been curious about the book for a while, but thought it would probably be an eternal wishlist item for me. But then my brother tracked down a (signed!) copy for me and gave it to me for Christmas. I'm in the middle of reading it right now, and so far it's very good. No idea who the rightsholder for the book is, but hopefully it gets rereleased someday--perhaps as an ebook?--so that it can reach a wider audience. |
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Location: Toronto-ish, Canada | Could The Chronicles of Riddick by Alan Dean Foster be added please? Would love to include it in some of my challenges.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | nightxade - 2016-01-31 11:18 AM
Could The Chronicles of Riddick by Alan Dean Foster be added please? Would love to include it in some of my challenges.
It's in. I also got the first book, Pitch Black, in as well.
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Location: Fort Myers, Florida USA | Amen, Brother And for 17,001 please add A Matter for Men (War Against the Chtorr #1) by David Gerrold. It looks to be perhaps the winner of a poll for a group read on another website, and also appears to be the first in a series.
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Jacey Bedford:
Winterwood (Rowankind book 1)
Empire of Dust (Psi-Tech)
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Location: The Netherlands | spectru - 2016-02-02 12:22 AM
Amen, Brother And for 17,001 please add A Matter for Men (War Against the Chtorr #1) by David Gerrold. It looks to be perhaps the winner of a poll for a group read on another website, and also appears to be the first in a series.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | BeckyLeJ - 2016-02-04 8:55 AM
Hi, there! I'm participating in the Women of Genre Fiction challenge and one of my most recent reads/authors is missing from the database. I'm hoping I might be able to get her and her titles added to the database for the challenge...
Jacey Bedford:
Winterwood (Rowankind book 1)
Empire of Dust (Psi-Tech)
Crossways (Psi-Tech)
These three are all in.
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Location: The Netherlands | juliael71 - 2016-02-09 8:19 PM
Can I get the second Indexing book by Seanan McGuire added? The title is Reflections.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | I'm almost shocked. I think the only books in the Star Wars universe that are not in, are the non-fiction books, and the more youth orientated ones. A omnibus or two aside, I think the novels are in.
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Location: Austria | When you find time, could you add the following? Marissa Meyer: Fairest - a novella in The Lunar Chronicles, #3.5 in the series
Maggie Stiefvater: The Raven King - book 4 in The Raven Cycle series And maybe this one, although the author isn't in the database yet.
Edith Pattou: East - standalone Thanks in advance for adding all the books we're asking for. The work is really appreciated! |
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Location: Toronto-ish, Canada | Can the Interstellar novelization by Greg Keyes be added?
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Linguana - 2016-02-13 11:23 AM
When you find time, could you add the following? Marissa Meyer: Fairest - a novella in The Lunar Chronicles, #3.5 in the series
Maggie Stiefvater: The Raven King - book 4 in The Raven Cycle series And maybe this one, although the author isn't in the database yet.
Edith Pattou: East - standalone Thanks in advance for adding all the books we're asking for. The work is really appreciated!
These three are all in now.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | nightxade - 2016-02-13 12:51 PM
Can the Interstellar novelization by Greg Keyes be added?
Thanks in advance. You are amazing!
Th'ar she blows; wormhole off the port bow!
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| Could you please add the novella Inhuman Garbage by Kristine Rusch? It's from Asimov's. Thanks! |
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| Dlw28 - 2016-02-14 11:21 PM
Could you please add the novella Inhuman Garbage by Kristine Rusch? It's from Asimov's. Thanks! This is in. |
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| Thanks. It was a nice surprise for me to find a new story of hers today! |
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| Dlw28 - 2016-02-15 4:52
AM Thanks. It was a nice surprise for me to find a new story of hers today! It actually became the first chapter in one of the Retrieval Artist Anniversary Day novels (but I forget which one). So I hope you won't be disappointed if you've already read it. |
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| Hi, could you please add the the four books of "The Seventh Sword" series, from Dave Duncan ?
They are all available here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Duncan_(writer)#The_Seventh_Sword
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Location: Norway | Hiya
Could we add Aliette De Bodard's short fiction. Some have been added very recently (Thanks!) but she has written a ton (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliette_de_Bodard_bibliography or http://aliettedebodard.com/short-stories/)
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Location: Norway | Hi again
These two by Fran Wilde would be handy as well
A Moment of Gravity, Circumscribed, a short story set in the bone universe, appears in the Impossible Futures anthology edited by Thomas A. Easton and Judith K. Dial (August, 2013); it is reprinted in XIII (Resurrection House 2015)
Bent the Wing, Dark the Cloud, a short story set in the bone universe, Beneath Ceaseless Skies 2015.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | Jalayn - 2016-02-15 10:56 AM
Hi, could you please add the the four books of "The Seventh Sword" series, from Dave Duncan ?
They are all available here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Duncan_(writer )#The_Seventh_Sword
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Location: The Netherlands | PopeStig - 2016-02-15 8:21 PM
Hiya
Could we add Aliette De Bodard's short fiction. Some have been added very recently (Thanks! ) but she has written a ton (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliette_de_Bodard_bibliography or http://aliettedebodard.com/short-stories/)
Muchos gracias!
I'm a big fan of de Bodard's work so I've added a few pieces I think will be relevant to later awards projects. At this time it is not feasible to add a full bibliography for authors however. As you can see the database expands at something like 10 or 20 works a day at the moment. There is just way too much out there for us to keep up with. De Bodard has fifty published short pieces easily and she has only been at it for a decade. Imagine having to sort through the list for a prolific author with a five decade career. And then consider there are over 4000 authors in the database.
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Location: Rockford, IL | Could we please get Deborah Blake and her Baba Yaga novels into the database. Wickedly Dangerous, Wickedly Wonderful, and Wickedly Powerful. Publisher is Berkley.
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The Citadel of Weeping Pearls by De Bodard is next on my TBR. It's eligible for best novella (Hugo and Nebula) this year, so I think that would be a good one to add - but also to read.
Also, if you need help and the GUI isn't frighteningly complex I wouldn't mind helping out adding books a couple of hours a week. At 4000 authors with up to 250 short stories each, adding them all might take some time :-) |
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| PopeStig - 2016-02-18 6:50 AM
"The Citadel of Weeping Pearls" by De Bodard is next on my TBR. It's eligible for best novella (Hugo and Nebula) this year, so I think that would be a good one to add - but also to read. Also, if you need help and the GUI isn't frighteningly complex I wouldn't mind helping out adding books a couple of hours a week. At 4000 authors with up to 250 short stories each, adding them all might take some time :-) Most of the Novellas, Novelettes, and Short Stories which have been entered into the database thus far has fallen into at least one of the following categories (and a lot of it has fallen into two of them): 1) nominated for, or won, an Award
2) available to read for free online
3) available to purchase in standalone form (rather than only as part of a magazine or anthology) I've been holding off on "Citadel" (I love Aliette de Bodard's stories, too) because I was thinking that it would be an Asimov's or Nebula finalist and thus be made available to read for free. It didn't make the Asimovs and it doesn't look like a Nebula is going to happen, either, and it's still not available except by purchasing a back copy of Asimov's. The Admin/site owner will probably want to weigh in here, but his direction to the Uber Users has been that the priority is for novels and not short fiction. Given that there are around 50 novels and 18 authors which still need to be entered to get the Prix Aurora added to the Awards database, at least 100 novels and related genre works from 2015 alone (and probably close to as many authors just for those books) which still need to be entered into the database (plus uncounted multitudes from previous years and a huge pile of stuff to get the Campbell Award for Best New Writer into the database), it's kind of hard to justify entering a lot of shorter fiction which doesn't fall into at least one of the above categories. Just entering the shorter fiction which has been nominated for the Hugos and the Nebulas is a gargantuan task which I've been chipping away at, but which is probably a couple of years from being finished. Eventually, the site will probably be given functionality to handle shorter fiction by category, separate from novels, for reading lists and the various totals. But that hasn't happened yet, and probably won't for a while. I apologize if this explanation is disappointing -- but I do understand the Admin's thinking that there is a danger in having the site try to go off in too many different directions at once and not finishing or doing any of those things well.
I'm keeping an eye on "Citadel", and if it becomes available to read online, or as a standalone novella for sale, I'll get it entered into the database tout suite.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | controuble - 2016-02-17 11:24 AM
Could we please get Deborah Blake and her Baba Yaga novels into the database. Wickedly Dangerous, Wickedly Wonderful, and Wickedly Powerful. Publisher is Berkley.
Not asking for the novellas since I know you don't do e-only.
These are in.
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The Sword of Destiny: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sword_of_Destiny
(They have been translated in French for a long time already, read them all, loved all of them. Sapkowski is incredibly good at creating a dark atmosphere where characters have only difficult choices to make. There is never an easy way... So good !)
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Location: Dallas, Texas | illegible_scribble - 2016-02-17 6:19 PM Most of the Novellas, Novelettes, and Short Stories which have been entered into the database thus far has fallen into at least one of the following categories (and a lot of it has fallen into two of them): 1) nominated for, or won, an Award
2) available to read for free online
3) available to purchase in standalone form (rather than only as part of a magazine or anthology) I've been holding off on "Citadel" (I love Aliette de Bodard's stories, too) because I was thinking that it would be an Asimov's or Nebula finalist and thus be made available to read for free. It didn't make the Asimovs and it doesn't look like a Nebula is going to happen, either, and it's still not available except by purchasing a back copy of Asimov's. The Admin/site owner will probably want to weigh in here, but his direction to the Uber Users has been that the priority is for novels and not short fiction. Given that there are around 50 novels and 18 authors which still need to be entered to get the Prix Aurora added to the Awards database, at least 100 novels and related genre works from 2015 alone (and probably close to as many authors just for those books) which still need to be entered into the database (plus uncounted multitudes from previous years and a huge pile of stuff to get the Campbell Award for Best New Writer into the database), it's kind of hard to justify entering a lot of shorter fiction which doesn't fall into at least one of the above categories. Just entering the shorter fiction which has been nominated for the Hugos and the Nebulas is a gargantuan task which I've been chipping away at, but which is probably a couple of years from being finished. Eventually, the site will probably be given functionality to handle shorter fiction by category, separate from novels, for reading lists and the various totals. But that hasn't happened yet, and probably won't for a while. I apologize if this explanation is disappointing -- but I do understand the Admin's thinking that there is a danger in having the site try to go off in too many different directions at once and not finishing or doing any of those things well.
I'm keeping an eye on "Citadel", and if it becomes available to read online, or as a standalone novella for sale, I'll get it entered into the database tout suite. That is a very good summation of where we are right now. Novels are our bread and butter and the focus of all our awards thus far. Obviously we've been expanding into non-novel territory which we're doing in loose phases same as with the novels. First the nominated stuff then we'll start adding some short awards and lists to flesh 'em out. The free stuff, like the Tor.com shorts, is just a huge value add that we can't pass up. The stand alone requirement is just for convenience -- we don't want to list stuff that our members can't get hold of readily. Like scribble says there are still many awards and lists to be taken care of as well. She mentioned Aurora and Campbell and there are lots more first book and ya award categories in the Hugo and Nebula etc. to get to as well as some new lists like an African SF list we're working on. We'll keep on expanding our coverage though to include more and more shorts as time goes on and I'm about to invite a few long time WWEnders to become Uber Users so we'll have more hands on deck to work on all these projects and fulfill member requests. We love that you all want specific books/stories to be included and we'll fill them as best we can but it is all volunteer work and we can't get them in as fast as they come sometimes especially with all the other projects going on. We appreciate everyone being so patient and understanding. We'll get there eventually! |
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Location: Norway | Thank you for very comprehensive answers on how you prioritize what books are added. It helped me understand how you think when adding books to the site and was very helpful. It gives me a couple of useful filters to use if I want to requests more books to be added in the future. Was this a "sticky post" somewhere I should have read before suggesting the stories to be added? The forums are somewhat terra incognita for me.
I am deeply worried about the number of awards you're adding as my to-read list is approaching critical mass and possibly sentience, but I can hardly wait to read my way through some of them.
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Location: The Netherlands | I couldn't help myself and added a story by Aliette de Bodard. It's the only one of the four I found at Clarkesworld that wasn't in yet
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Location: Salt Lake City, UT | We chatted with the author of "In Absence of Fear" (Celeste Chaney) a few months ago on the Legendarium. I'd love to leave a review on this site, I just need an uber to add it! It would work great in the Near-Future and Dystopia sub-genres.
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This one is in. If they ever translate more of the series, let us know and it'll get in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | dcraig007 - 2016-02-18 5:08 PM
Hi! Could you please add "The White People and Other Weird Stories" by Arthur Machen and "Ancient Sorceries and Other Weird Stories" by Algernon Blackwood? Thanks!
The Blackwood is in. I think there is a difference between the original edition from the 20ies and the latest version.
With the Machen, I remember doing a lot of this stuff for the Cthulhu series we already have in the database.
The White People and other Stories is a variant title of The House of Souls, which is already in.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | TheLegendarium - 2016-02-18 8:03 PM
We chatted with the author of "In Absence of Fear" (Celeste Chaney) a few months ago on the Legendarium. I'd love to leave a review on this site, I just need an uber to add it! It would work great in the Near-Future and Dystopia sub-genres.
Trifecta. I had to add the publisher, the author and the novel.
The novel sounds nasty.
I wonder if she got into the issue of tumors surrounding the implants?
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Trifecta. I had to add the publisher, the author and the novel.
The novel sounds nasty.
I wonder if she got into the issue of tumors surrounding the implants?
Not so much. This one was more concerned with political and moral philosophy than strict medical accuracy. Besides, it's the future. I hear those guys are smart. |
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Location: Austin, Tx | Requesting "Master of Space and Time" by Rudy Rucker. I just finished reading it. |
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Location: The Netherlands | pizzakarin - 2016-02-20 10:19 PM
Requesting "Master of Space and Time" by Rudy Rucker. I just finished reading it.
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Location: Southeastern Pennsylvania | Hello! I recently discovered Worlds Without End (via Tor dot com) and I'm enjoying the site quite a bit.
For my initial foray into WWE, I joined the Punk's Not Dead RYORC.
I'm finding it a bit tricky to search and navigate the forums; I can't locate the Punk's Not Dead thread and I'm not really sure where to go to submit a request for a book addition, so I'll do it here and hope some benevolent entity notices and grants my wish.
There's a book that's been in my collection for a few years now, but haven't read it yet, and it would fit perfectly with this reading challenge. I'd like the following book to be added to the site please:
Splatterpunks: Extreme Horror
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Location: Dallas, Texas | JohnBem - 2016-02-21 5:31 PM Hello! I recently discovered Worlds Without End (via Tor dot com) and I'm enjoying the site quite a bit. For my initial foray into WWE, I joined the Punk's Not Dead RYORC. I'm finding it a bit tricky to search and navigate the forums; I can't locate the Punk's Not Dead thread and I'm not really sure where to go to submit a request for a book addition, so I'll do it here and hope some benevolent entity notices and grants my wish. There's a book that's been in my collection for a few years now, but haven't read it yet, and it would fit perfectly with this reading challenge. I'd like the following book to be added to the site please: Splatterpunks: Extreme Horror Edited by Paul M Sammon 1990 St Martin's Press ISBN 0-312-04581-6 Thank you! Moved this from another thread. Hi John, welcome to WWEnd! This is the thread for new book requests. The Punk's Not Dead challenge host never started a thread for that challenge so it's no wonder you didn't find it. One of our Ubers will get to your book request by and by. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | JohnBem - 2016-02-21 3:31 PM
Splatterpunks: Extreme Horror
Edited by Paul M Sammon
This and it's sequel are now in. Good call on the Paul Sammon. I'd forgotten him and his Future Noir book, which got put in as well.
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Location: Southeastern Pennsylvania | Thank you, kind Administrator, for pointing me in the right direction.
I'm not sure why I had trouble locating this thread, but I'm happy to know where it is.
Thank you too, gallyangel. What a quick response! Your help is greatly appreciated.
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I wanted to use Sarah J. Mass - A Court of Thorns and Roses for one of my challenges but could not find it. Could someone please add it to the DB? Thank you! |
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Location: The Netherlands | Llyren - 2016-02-22 8:34 PM
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I wanted to use Sarah J. Mass - A Court of Thorns and Roses for one of my challenges but could not find it. Could someone please add it to the DB? Thank you!
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Llyren - 2016-02-22 8:34 PM
Hi,
I wanted to use Sarah J. Mass - A Court of Thorns and Roses for one of my challenges but could not find it. Could someone please add it to the DB? Thank you!
It's in.
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Location: Alief, TX | Oh, I've been shopping again. Could I please request:
The Thongor series by Lin Carter
The Green Star series by Lin Carter
the rest of the John Grimes series by A. Bertram Chandler (I know that one is kinda long, I think 22 novels and several omnibus editions)
The Inexperienced Ghost by H.G. Wells
At the Edge of the World by Lord Dunsany
Seven Footprints to Satan by A. Merritt
Legion from the Shadows by Karl Edward Wagner
And, if I may, since the site is gaining so many media tie-in series, I wonder when we will get more Conan novels, by the likes of John Maddox Roberts, Karl Edward Wagner, Leonard Carpenter, Robert Jordan, Roland Green, and Steve Perry.
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Location: The Netherlands | @jontlaw: a large order as usual I started with the Carters, hopefully I have time for more tomorrow. Jordan's Conan books are in the database btw.
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Location: UK | Please could you add Thea Harrison's Elder Races series?
1. Dragon Bound
2. Storm's Heart
3. Serpent's Kiss
4. Oracle's Moon
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6. Kinked
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| dustydigger - 2016-02-28 5:17 AM
Please could you add Thea Harrison's Elder Races series? Those are all self-published, and my inclination would be that they don't quite fall under the criteria for inclusion in the WWEnd DB. I'll let the Admin or one of the other Uber Users weigh in on that. |
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | illegible_scribble - 2016-02-27 5:49 PM
dustydigger - 2016-02-28 5:17 AM
Please could you add Thea Harrison's Elder Races series? Those are all self-published, and my inclination would be that they don't quite fall under the criteria for inclusion in the WWEnd DB. I'lllet the Admin orone of the other Uber Users weigh in on that.
Perhaps that's the first editions or is that the international edition?
Amazon lists 9 different formats for the first book, Dragon Bound,
with paperbacks by Berkley.
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Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2016-02-22 6:56 PM
The Inexperienced Ghost by H.G. Wells
At the Edge of the World by Lord Dunsany
Seven Footprints to Satan by A. Merritt
Legion from the Shadows by Karl Edward Wagner
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These four are in.
I think we're starting to retread with the collections by Dunsany and Wells. If you happen to need clarification on what a short story collection contains, just ask.
With the Merritt, I wonder if we just found out where the name James T. Kirk came from?!?!
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Location: New Zealand | While perusing the shelves at my local bookstore today I ran across some new books in the Fantasy Masterworks series that I had not heard about before. It would be great if they could be added:
Published in the Masterworks series in 2015
The Anvil of Ice, by Michael Scott Rohan (book 1 of the 6 book Winter of the World series)
Elleander Morning by Jerry Yulsman
Published in the Masterworks series in 2016 - this one is in the database but not mentioned as part of the Fantasy Masterworks series:
The Circus of Dr Lao by Charles G Finney
Also, can you add The Time of the Clockmaker, by Anna Caltabiano. This is book 2 in the Miss Hatfield series.
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Location: UK | The latest one I read was published by Piatkus,which is part of Little,Brown,and my library has all the books,so they nobviously accept them as mainstream.If Nalini Singh is acceptable,I dont know why Thea Harrison isnt,they write very similar books.Anyway,its not really important,though I think other UF fans will also have read this popular author.Probably a little too much on the romance side,despite the vamps,werewolves and assorted creatures mayhem! lol |
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Location: The Netherlands | Dlw28 - 2016-03-01 4:23 AM
Hi-could you add Odds Against Tomorrow by Nathaniel Rich please?
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2016-02-28 8:33 AM
While perusing the shelves at my local bookstore today I ran across some new books in the Fantasy Masterworks series that I had not heard about before. It would be great if they could be added:
Published in the Masterworks series in 2015
The Anvil of Ice, by Michael Scott Rohan (book 1 of the 6 book Winter of the World series)
Elleander Morning by Jerry Yulsman
Published in the Masterworks series in 2016 - this one is in the database but not mentioned as part of the Fantasy Masterworks series:
The Circus of Dr Lao by Charles G Finney
Also, can you add The Time of the Clockmaker, by Anna Caltabiano. This is book 2 in the Miss Hatfield series.
The Anna Caltabiano has been added.
We're working on an update of the SF and Fantasy Masterworks books at the moment but as usual Gollancz is making things complicated. It should be sorted out soon though. |
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Location: New Zealand | Yes, I've noticed Gollancz doesn't like to let anyone know when new books in these series are being released, or what they are! I think we are just meant to stumble across them in the bookshops, like I did. |
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Location: New Zealand | Yesterday I finished reading Queen of Angels by Greg Bear and notice that the database has books 1, 3 and 4 in the series but not book 2. On investigation, book 2 seems to be a novella called Heads (which I also read yesterday). Is it possible to get this one added? |
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Location: The Netherlands | Weesam - 2016-03-03 9:11 PM
Yesterday I finished reading Queen of Angels by Greg Bear and notice that the database has books 1, 3 and 4 in the series but not book 2. On investigation, book 2 seems to be a novella called Heads (which I also read yesterday). Is it possible to get this one added?
This one is in. |
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| bleebs - 2016-03-05 4:43 PM
Can someone add The Bone Swans collection by C.S.E. Cooney please? It's already in.
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Location: The Netherlands | No that is the novella, not the collection. Hang on, I'll get it.
Edit: https://www.worldswithoutend.com/novel.asp?id=17539
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No that is the novella, not the collection. Hang on, I'll get it. Oops, guess I was more tired than I thought. Thanks for taking care of that. |
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Location: scotland | Could The Great and Secret Show by Clive Barker be added.
It has a sequel - Everville. The series is The Art.
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Location: The Netherlands | pauljames - 2016-03-05 3:05 PM
Could The Great and Secret Show by Clive Barker be added.
It has a sequel - Everville. The series is The Art.
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Both are in. |
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Location: New Zealand | I know it's a bit early yet, and I've been trying to hold off, but my Published in 2016 challenge is filling fast and I want to keep spots for a couple of books not yet in the database.
The Hanging Tree by Ben Aaronovitch (due out in June). The latest book in the Peter Grant series. So looking forward to this one.
Stiletto by Daniel O'Malley (due out in May). Book 2 in the Checquy Files
Also new releases last month:
Kingfisher by Patricia McKillip
Burning Midnight by Will McIntosh
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Edited by Weesam 2016-03-08 4:29 PM
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Location: New Zealand | Okay, I must stop searching Amazon for new books now.
Can you also add Fellside by Mike Carey (M.R. Carey). Due out next month.
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Location: The Netherlands | @Weesam: all five are in. |
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Location: Dallas, Texas | Time to start a new request thread: Can't find the book you want? Make your book requests here! Part II Please make all your requests over there from now on.
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