9. Zero History by William Gibson
Gibson continues to be amazing. Wrapping up the Bigend/Blue Ant ( Read more... )

24. Dzur by Steven Brust
Foodie Vlad is a foodie. Also, there's something in there about him interfering in Cawti's life again, allowing him to save her while being a douche. But the primary focus of the novel is clearly dinner at Valabar's.
25. Jhegaala by Steven Brust
Ass-kicked Vlad is ass-kicked. Vlad gets beat up a lot in this book. It's ( Read more... )

18.Issola by Steven Brust
Cosmic Vlad is cosmic. Also, *sniff*. Chronologically, this is as far as I got when I initially read the Vlad books.
19.More Eric Meyer On CSS by Eric Meyer
Eric Meyer's a pretty good writer, and I am interested in CSS. However, my last big drive to learn a pile of CSS a few years ago covered most of the new techniques ( Read more... )

8. Chill by Elizabeth Bear
Probably my favourite Bear setting. Nanotech! A decadent aristocracy fighting back form the brink of annihilation! In spaaaaace! I had forgotten how much influence this had on the Nano-Victorian Future setting. I want a basilisk.
9. Boneshaker by Cherie Priest
Steampunk! Zombies! Airships! Believable characters ( Read more... )

15. My Own Kind of Freedom by Steven Brust (ebook)
Brust wrote a Firefly novel with someone I know written into it. Sadly, it was not amazing - once the novelty wore off, it just didn't work for me.
16. Captain's Fury by Jim Butcher
Book four in the series. I know I read this some time in the past year, but couldn't find it in the booklog. The ( Read more... )