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Weesam |
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Uber User Posts: 613 Location: New Zealand | Happy New Year everyone. And for my first request of the year: The Hike by Drew Magary Thank you | ||
Arifel |
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Regular Posts: 51 | Hi, could I request Taylor's Ark, Medicine Show and the Lady and the Tiger by Jody Lynn Nye? Thanks! | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2016-12-16 1:50 PM Escape from Baghdad! - Saad Hossain (includes Djinn and other supernatural creatures) Baghdad and a second by Hossian (also with Djinn), got put in. | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2017-01-02 2:44 PM Happy New Year everyone. And for my first request of the year: The Hike by Drew Magary Thank you It's in. | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | striker2550 - 2017-01-01 3:56 PM Please add Summervale: A Fantasy by James Kenward You're already in the running for most obscure title of the year! It's in. Do you actually have an original copy of this thing or has someone reprinted it? | ||
Weesam |
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Uber User Posts: 613 Location: New Zealand | Thanks for Escape From Baghdad. I thought that one had been missed. Now I have to rearrange one of my challenges to fit it in! | ||
Badseedgirl |
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Uber User Posts: 369 Location: Middle TN, USA | Arifel - 2017-01-02 10:17 PM Hi, could I request Taylor's Ark, Medicine Show and the Lady and the Tiger by Jody Lynn Nye? Thanks! Done, done, and done. | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2016-12-16 1:50 PM John Harkness - Black Knight Chronicles (Hard Days Knight, Back in Black, Night Moves, Paint It Black, In the Still of the Night, Man in Black) Frankly, this one almost did get forgotten about but it's in now. | ||
piibald |
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Member Posts: 38 | Hi, can you please add a couple of Russian ladies: Ludmilla Petrushevskaya's There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to Kill Her Neighbor's Baby: Scary Fairy Tales and Yana Vagner's To the Lake. I don't know about the latter - maybe its English publisher is too small or too indie for this site, but it has been translated into ten or so languages and has got some awards and nominations. I haven't read it myself yet, but I have heard only good things from those who have. Thanks! | ||
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Member Posts: 39 Location: Delmarva | @gallyangel striker2550 - 2017-01-01 3:56 PM Please add Summervale: A Fantasy by James Kenward You're already in the running for most obscure title of the year! It's in. Do you actually have an original copy of this thing or has someone reprinted it? Um, well, I don't have it yet. I have requested it as an ILL from my local library. They haven't told me 'no' yet. And, WorldCat shows that a bunch of libraries have it available. Edited by striker2550 2017-01-03 1:28 PM | ||
Sable Aradia |
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Veteran Posts: 214 | Hello and happy 2017! Would you please be so kind as to add Flashing Swords! 4: Barbarians and Black Magicians, an anthology edited by the lauded Lin Carter? This happened to fall into my lap and I'm excited about reading it this year. Also, would you please add another anthology, The Mammoth Book of the End of the World, edited by Mike Ashley? Thank you! (Am I now in the running for Most Obscure Title of the Year too?) | ||
JessLibrarian |
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Member Posts: 13 | Happy New Year! Would you please consider adding Christmas Days by Jeanette Winterson. It's pitched as mainstream fiction but it's an easy read-alike to Miracle by Connie Willis with equally creepy, wonderful, and strange stories. Thanks! | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | Sable Aradia - 2017-01-03 3:23 PM Flashing Swords! 4: Barbarians and Black Magicians, an anthology edited by the lauded Lin Carter? The Mammoth Book of the End of the World, edited by Mike Ashley? Thank you! (Am I now in the running for Most Obscure Title of the Year too?) These are in. I put the whole Flashing Swords series in for you. And no, not even close to being obscure. I normally have a window open with two tabs. And this provides all the data I need to enter a book. If I have to go out to five, six or seven tabs to get a one sentence synopsis and a jpeg of the cover, that's obscure. Edited by gallyangel 2017-01-04 3:57 AM | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | JessLibrarian - 2017-01-03 4:24 PM Happy New Year! Would you please consider adding Christmas Days by Jeanette Winterson. It's pitched as mainstream fiction but it's an easy read-alike to Miracle by Connie Willis with equally creepy, wonderful, and strange stories. Thanks! This is in. | ||
Slinkyboy |
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Uber User Posts: 140 Location: Carrollton, TX | Could someone add Louise Cooper's Time Master? 1. The Initiate 2. The Outcast 3. The Master | ||
Badseedgirl |
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Uber User Posts: 369 Location: Middle TN, USA | Slinkyboy - 2017-01-04 8:12 AM Could someone add Louise Cooper's Time Master? 1. The Initiate 2. The Outcast 3. The Master All three are in. There are several books in the "Time Master Universe", are you going to want those in also? | ||
Slinkyboy |
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Uber User Posts: 140 Location: Carrollton, TX | Badseedgirl - 2017-01-04 12:24 PM All three are in. There are several books in the "Time Master Universe", are you going to want those in also? I don't need any more right now. These were a recommendation from my sister and will likely be my "random pick" for the Women of Genre Fiction challenge. Thanks! | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | piibald - 2017-01-03 3:59 AM Ludmilla Petrushevskaya's There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to Kill Her Neighbor's Baby: Scary Fairy Tales and Yana Vagner's To the Lake. Thanks! These are in. Interesting additions. To the Lake sounds like it will fit right in with some of our apocalyptic classics. | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | Weesam - 2016-12-16 1:50 PM Wolf Winter - Cecilia Ekback (it would fit magical realism, set in a place where the real world and spirit world coincide and mingle - includes spirits and demons) The info in this one makes it seem like historical fiction, something in a gothic tone. So if you're sure it's got magical realism elements, ok, then, it's in. I stuck it in horror since gothic is usually associated that way. | ||
Sable Aradia |
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Veteran Posts: 214 | gallyangel - 2017-01-04 1:56 AM Sable Aradia - 2017-01-03 3:23 PM Flashing Swords! 4: Barbarians and Black Magicians, an anthology edited by the lauded Lin Carter? The Mammoth Book of the End of the World, edited by Mike Ashley? Thank you! (Am I now in the running for Most Obscure Title of the Year too?) These are in. I put the whole Flashing Swords series in for you. And no, not even close to being obscure. I normally have a window open with two tabs. And this provides all the data I need to enter a book. If I have to go out to five, six or seven tabs to get a one sentence synopsis and a jpeg of the cover, that's obscure. Thank you! You rock! | ||
BeckyLeJ |
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Member Posts: 15 | Hi there! Can someone add Josh Malerman's A HOUSE AT THE BOTTOM OF A LAKE and Sarah Pinborough's THEY SAY A GIRL DIED HERE ONCE Thanks! | ||
Arifel |
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Regular Posts: 51 | Me again - can I get Shadow Scale by Rachel Hartman please? | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | Arifel - 2017-01-05 5:37 PM Me again - can I get Shadow Scale by Rachel Hartman please? Sure! There you go. | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | BeckyLeJ - 2017-01-05 4:04 PM Hi there! Can someone add Josh Malerman's A HOUSE AT THE BOTTOM OF A LAKE and Sarah Pinborough's THEY SAY A GIRL DIED HERE ONCE Thanks! Two horror novels in for you. | ||
gallyangel |
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Uber User Posts: 857 Location: The Wilds of Washington | spectru - 2016-12-29 10:39 AM I've started a book entitled I am Number Four by Pittacus Lore. It has aliens and telekinesis so it qualifies for the SF genre. I checked with WWEnd to see if there were any reviews. There aren't. The book isn't listed. Neither is Pittacus Lore, who apparently has published quite a few books in this series. I was surprised. This seven book series has found it's way in. The authorship is listed under the House Name Pittacus Lore. | ||
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