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Fiction read during 2005

Fifty books in a year? Bah. Of course, my kids are grown up, my yard’s a mess, and I have no social life.

Here’s a list of the books I read last year, excluding nonfiction and short stories.

  1. Anderson: The Broken Sword
  2. Anderson: Three Hearts and Three Lions
  3. Baker: The Anvil of the World
  4. Beagle: The Last Unicorn
  5. Bear: Songs of Earth and Power
  6. Bear: Darwin’s Radio
  7. Berg: Transformation
  8. Berg: Revelation
  9. Berg: Restoration
  10. Berg: Son of Avonar
  11. Bradbury: Fahrenheit 451
  12. Bray: Devlin’s Luck
  13. Briggs: The Hob’s Bargain
  14. Brooks: The Sword of Shannara
  15. Brust and Bull: Freedom and Necessity
  16. Butcher: Fool Moon
  17. Carey: Banewreaker
  18. Carmody: Obernewtyn
  19. Carter: Heros and Villains
  20. Carter: The Fortunate Fall
  21. Coe: Rules of Ascension
  22. Cook: The Tower of Fear
  23. Cutter: Paper Mage
  24. Dick: A Scanner Darkly
  25. Dunkel: The Hollow Kingdom
  26. Edgerton: Child of Saturn
  27. Elliott: King’s Dragon
  28. Fallon: The Lion of Sennet
  29. Faulkner: As I Lay Dying
  30. Ford: The Last Hot Time
  31. Gaiman: Stardust
  32. Gilligan: The Silken Shroud
  33. Gilman: Staying Dead
  34. Glass: Daughter of Exile
  35. Haden Elgin: Native Tongue
  36. Haden Elgin: The Ozark Trilogy
  37. Hambly: Fever Season
  38. Hambly: Bride of the Rat God*
  39. Hendee: Dhampir
  40. Hetley: The Summer Country
  41. Hobb: Royal Assassin
  42. Holdstock: Mythago Wood
  43. Hurston: Their Eyes Were Watching God
  44. Karr: Frost Flower and Thorn
  45. Keyes: The Briar King
  46. Kirstein: The Steerswoman’s Road
  47. Kirstein: The Lost Steersman
  48. Kirstein: The Language of Power
  49. Klasky: Season of Sacrifice
  50. Kritzer: Turning the Storm
  51. Kushner: Swordspoint
  52. Le Guin: A Wizard of Earthsea
  53. Le Guin: The Tombs of Atuan
  54. Le Guin: The Word for World is Forest
  55. Lisle: Vincalis the Agitator
  56. Marks: Fire Logic
  57. Marks: The Moonbane Mage
  58. Marley: The Maquisarde
  59. Martin: Dying of the Light
  60. McGarry: Illumination
  61. McHugh: China Mountain Zhang
  62. McHugh: Mission Child
  63. McIntyre: The Moon and the Sun
  64. McKee Charnas: The Furies
  65. McKee Charnas: The Conqueror’s Child
  66. McKillip: Riddle of Stars (Riddle-Master of Hed trilogy)
  67. McKillip: The Forgotten Beasts of Eld
  68. McKinley: Rose Daughter
  69. McMaster Bujold: The Hallowed Hunt
  70. Micklem: Firethorn
  71. Mieville: The Scar
  72. Morrison: Song of Solomon
  73. Mosley: Devil in a Blue Dress
  74. Nix: Sabriel
  75. Piercy: He, She, and It
  76. Pratchett: Equal Rites
  77. Pratchett: Lords and Ladies
  78. Pratchett: Night Watch
  79. Pratchett: The Fifth Element
  80. Rasmussen: The Labyrinth Gate
  81. Roberson: Sword Dancer
  82. Robinson: Forty Signs of Rain
  83. Salmonson: The Swordswoman
  84. Scott: Dreaming Metal
  85. Shetterly: Chimera
  86. Spencer: Tainted Trail
  87. Starhawk: The Fifth Sacred Thing
  88. Stewart: Earth Abides
  89. Stross: Singularity Sky
  90. Sturgeon: Venus Plus X
  91. Traviss: City of Pearl
  92. Traviss: Crossing the Line
  93. Van Vogt: Slan
  94. Vance: Lyonesse
  95. Vance: Madouc
  96. Wade Wellman: The Hanging Stones
  97. Wells: Death of the Necromancer
  98. Wells: The Wizard Hunters
  99. Welty: The Optimist’s Daughter
  100. West: Hunter’s Oath
  101. Wilhelm: The Dark Door
  102. Wrede and Stevermer: Sorcery and Cecelia
  103. Wrede: Snow White and Red Rose
  104. Wrede: The Raven Ring
  105. Wright: Native Son
  106. Wynne Jones: A Sudden Wild Magic
  107. Wynne Jones: Fire and Hemlock
  108. Wynne Jones: Howl’s Moving Castle
  109. Yolen: The Books of Great Alta

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Posted by Sandra on March 6, 2006

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