SciFi and Fantasy eBook Club discussion

The May 2015 Fantasy Theme is Open Nominations.

For this round of nominations, any book you would like to nominate that fits within our standard rules below is eligible .....

That should lead to some pretty interesting nominations, I think....

Remember our few rules:
1. They must be available as an ebook
2. One nomination and one seconding per person
3. No nominating your own book and
4. Mods can veto a nomination if they decide the book doesn't fit ... :-)


And, as always, authors selected in the past 12 months may not be nominated. For a list, you may check here: http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1...



Nominated and Seconded
Kushiel's Dart by Jacqueline Carey
Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett
The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers
The Shadow Of What Was Lost by James Islington
Brownbird's Luck by Kriss Erickson
The Dwarves by Markus Heitz


Nominated
The Godmother by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough
Tales of Nevèrÿon by Samuel R. Delany
Our Lady of the Islands by Shannon Page

The Dwarves

nominated

I'm new here and still learning the rules, so hope this is in keeping. I'd like to nominate The Shadow of What Was Lost, by James Islington. Probably the best self-pub book I've read.

Kushiel's Dart by Jacqueline Carey

I'll second Kushiel's Dart, I've been meaning to read it again, anyway.

I think it might be fun to go old school for a nomination this go round and the first Discworld novel I read back in the day: Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett

I second Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett. I nominate The Godmother by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough.

I nominate Brownbird's Luck.

I second Brownbird's Luck.

I would like to nominate "Storm Coming" by Terry Perrine. (It's hard SF. Is that outside the rules?)

I will second wyrd sisters and nominate The Anubis Gates

Al wrote: "I second Brownbird's Luck.

I would like to nominate "Storm Coming" by Terry Perrine. (It's hard SF. Is that outside the rules?)"

This round is a fantasy round....

Geoffrey wrote: "Al wrote: "I second Brownbird's Luck.

I would like to nominate "Storm Coming" by Terry Perrine. (It's hard SF. Is that outside the rules?)"

This round is a fantasy round...."

Sorry. The email note was confusing on that point. It almost sounded like anything was up for grabs, even mysteries or children's books. Didn't make sense, but I figured this would nail it down one way or the other.

I'll second The Anubis Gates.

I think this is a long shot nomination, but it's a fantasy book I've bern wanting to read for a long time: Tales of Nevèrÿon by Samuel R. Delany.

I'd like to nominate Our Lady of the Islands.

I will second the shadow of what was lost. sounds good

PS. I still second Brownbird's Luck.

Michael wrote: "The Dwarves

nominated"

I'll second this one ...

I norminate The Dwarves.