Favorite reads of 2006
Someone asked us for this sort of list on another forum, and I figured I'd share my list here as well. This only lists book-length works because I haven't been keeping track of my reads till recently, so I've forgotten most of the short works I read this year.
Jesse Hajicek: The God Eaters (yaoi science fantasy; online and in print).
Diana Gabaldon: A Breath of Snow and Ashes (time travel romance).
George R. R. Martin: A Feast for Crows (historical fantasy).
Susan R. Matthews: Warring States (science fiction).
Sea: Saturday Lovers (yaoi science fiction; a reread; online).
John Preston: I Once Had a Master (gay; a reread).
Mary Stewart: The Crystal Cave (historical fantasy; a reread).
Jack Schaefer: Shane (Western; a reread).
Rosemary Sutcliff: Sword at Sunset (historical fantasy; a reread).
Aaron Travis: The Flesh Fables (gay).
Henry Mayhew and John Binney: The Criminal Prisons of London and Scenes of London Life (social commentary, 1862 - well, okay, I'm reading it because it's about prisons. Shoot me. Online).
Manna: The Administration (long original slash science fiction series; a reread; online).
Haleth Halidin: Army of Two (slash fan fiction series; online).
Tito Colliander: Way of the Ascetics (religion; online and in print).
I'm not far enough into Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince to know whether it should be on my favorites list.
What are your favorites from this year?
Jesse Hajicek: The God Eaters (yaoi science fantasy; online and in print).
Diana Gabaldon: A Breath of Snow and Ashes (time travel romance).
George R. R. Martin: A Feast for Crows (historical fantasy).
Susan R. Matthews: Warring States (science fiction).
Sea: Saturday Lovers (yaoi science fiction; a reread; online).
John Preston: I Once Had a Master (gay; a reread).
Mary Stewart: The Crystal Cave (historical fantasy; a reread).
Jack Schaefer: Shane (Western; a reread).
Rosemary Sutcliff: Sword at Sunset (historical fantasy; a reread).
Aaron Travis: The Flesh Fables (gay).
Henry Mayhew and John Binney: The Criminal Prisons of London and Scenes of London Life (social commentary, 1862 - well, okay, I'm reading it because it's about prisons. Shoot me. Online).
Manna: The Administration (long original slash science fiction series; a reread; online).
Haleth Halidin: Army of Two (slash fan fiction series; online).
Tito Colliander: Way of the Ascetics (religion; online and in print).
I'm not far enough into Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince to know whether it should be on my favorites list.
What are your favorites from this year?