In the last 3-6 months i've acquired:
Iain M Banks - Inversions
Iain M Banks - Look To Windward
Ben Bova - The Asteroid Wars (3 book Omnibus)
Gail Carriger - Heartless
Jasper Fforde - The Well of Lost Plots
LE Modesitt Jr - Imager's Challenge
LE Modesitt Jr - Imager's Intrigure
LE Modesitt Jr - Legacies
Rachel Neumeier - The Griffin Mage Trilogy (3 book Omnibus)
Alastair Reynolds - House of Suns
Alastair Reynolds - Galactic North
Mary Doria Russell - The Sparrow
Karl Schroeder - Virga (2 book Omnibus)
Charles Stross - On Her Majesty's Occult Service (2 book Omnibus)
David Weber - Mission of Honor
and last, but far from least...
George RR Martin - A Dance With Dragons
So the important question is of course what to read next. I'm about halfway through the last book in the Novel category for the Hugos. So do i see if i can get all the way through the Novellas and/or Novelettes within the next week, or do i just skip those and go straight on to A Dance With Dragons? :)
I still haven't figured out who i'm going to be voting for for Best Novel, though it's not going to be the current book unless it improves a lot in the second half. I think i'm kinda torn between Lois McMaster Bujold and Mira Grant/Seanan McGuire. I certainly can't think of anyone better than Bujold to beat Heinlein's record for must Hugos, but although i didn't dislike it as much as a lot of people i don't think "Cryoburn" is her best book either. I may be unduly biased towards Seanan McGuire since i've been a fan of hers ever since i discovered her music at BayCon, but "Feed" _is_ a very good book, and quite different from what she's been doing with the fairy series (at least as far as i've gotten with it.)
