100+ Books in 2025 discussion

1. Upland Outlaws, Dave Duncan

2. The Stricken Field, Dave Duncan

3. The Living God, Dave Duncan

4. In Fire Forged: Worlds of Honor V, David Weber

5. New Spring: The Graphic Novel, Robert Jordan and others

6. , The Gunslinger, Stephen King

Not normally (ever, really) an author I like, but this book drew me in. I'll probably read the next in the series. Kind of depressing though.

7. The Hobbit: Or There and Back Again, JRR Tolkien

8. March Upcountry, David Weber & John Ringo

9. The Anvil of the World, Kage Baker

10. March to the Sea, David Weber & John Ringo

11. The Last Dragonslayer, Jasper Fforde

12. Fundamentals of Project Management, James P. Lewis

13. Incarceron, Catherine Fisher

14. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Roald Dah.

15. The Accidental Sorcerer, K.E. Mills

16. Bloodshot, Cherie Priest

17. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, JK Rowling

18. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, JK Rowling

19. The Walking Dead Vol. 1: Days Gone Bye

20. The Wise Man's Fear, Pat Rothfuss

Absolutely amazing.

21. I Survived The Shark Attacks Of 1916, Lauren Tarshis

22. A Kingdom Besieged, Raymond Feist

23. Magician: Apprentice, Raymond Feist

The last one was good enough to inspire me to go back to the beginning. That hasn't happened in many years.

24. Magician: Master, Raymond Feist

Looks like it might be time for a full series re-read. Nothing else is doing much to catch my attention right now anyway.

25. Best Served Cold, Joe Abercrombie

Decent but needed a quarter of it cut out in editing.

26. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, JK Rowling

27. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, JK Rowling

28. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, JK Rowling

29. Sandman Slim, Richard Kadrey

30. 100 Cupboards, ND Wilson

It takes about halfway through the story to get to the interesting part, but once you're there it's hard to put down.

31. Goblin Tales, Jim C. Hines

32. 1636: The Saxon Uprising, Eric Flint

33. Divine Misfortune, A. Lee Martinez

34. It's Superman!, Tom De Haven

A new, five-star take on superman's origins and the time between leaving Smallville and becoming Supes.

35. The Painted Boy, Charles de Lint

Read this. You won't regret it.

36. Dreadnaught, Jack Campbell

37. The Immortal Prince, Jennifer Fallon

38. Into the Wild Nerd Yonder, Julie Halpern

Cute teen-girl fiction, but the d&d intrigued me. Still, it was a pretty good book and I would read a sequel.

39. Fuzzy Nation, John Scalzi

Fantastic!

40. Feed, Mira Grant

Nominated for a Hugo; deserves to win. I'm on a roll with good books and the next one I read has got some big shoes to fill.

41. Night of the Living Trekkies, Kevin David Anderson

Trek + zombie = creepy fun

42. The Magic of Recluce, LE Modesitt, Jr

The string of good books has been snapped. This one was almost unbearably painful.

43. Wizard's Bane, Rick Cook

Meh. I guess strings of good books are inevitably followed-up with strings of bad. At least I've got Deadline (Mira Grant) to look forward to on Tuesday, but I'll have to find some fluff to get me through the long weekend.

44. House of Cards, Peter David

45. Into the Void, Peter David

46. Deadline, Mira Grant

Amazing! I couldn't put it down.

47. The Two Front War, Petr David

48. End Game, Peter David

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