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I've never heard of LLoyd Alexander so I looked him up.  Looks like his books are more kids/tweens, 9-12, but I have been putting a few younger than Young Adult books in so I'll likely add these too.  We're going to have to do something about the YA and younger books though to differentiate them from the adult books first.  I'll have to noodle on that.

The Crichton books have been added as well as a bunch of the other books in this thread.  I'll post the updated list tonight or tomorrow. 

Hugo does.  It's one that I've been keen to add to the site too.  Just haven't found the time yet.

What I think we'll end up doing is adding a few more categories for books.  I want to split Horror out from Fantas so we can have sub-genres for those.  Right now they're all just lumped in as Dark Fantasy.  Then create Young Adult and Youth? categories so you can sort for just those books. 

The more I think about it the more I like having some younger books in the database to help parents find books to start their kids on genre fiction.  My 10 year old daughter just picked up The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making and she's excited to be reading a book from daddy's web site.  I have to admit I'm excited too.

List Update:

• Schild's Ladder by Greg Egan
• Armor by John Steakley
• Chung Kuo by David Wingrove
  • The Middle Kingdom
  • The Broken Wheel
  • The White Mountain
  • The Stone Within
  • Beneath the Tree of Heaven
  • White Moon, Red Dragon
  • Days of Bitter Strength
  • The Marriage of the Living Dark
• Ebenezum by Craig Shaw Gardner
  • A Malady of Magicks
  • A Multitude of Monsters
  • A Night in the Netherhells
• Wuntvor by Craig Shaw Gardner
  • A Difficulty with Dwarves
  • An Excess of Enchantments
  • A Disagreement with Death
• The Cineverse Cycle by Craig Shaw Gardner
  • Slaves of the Volcano God
  • Bride of the Slime Monster
  • Revenge of the Fluffy Bunnies
• Arabian Nights by Craig Shaw Gardner
  • The Other Sinbad
  • A Bad Day for Ali Baba
  • The Last Arabian Night
• The Tripods by John Christopher
  • The White Mountains
  • The City of Gold and Lead
  • The Pool of Fire
  • When the Tripods Came
• The Case of the Vanishing Boy by Alexander Key
• Wave Without a Shore by C.J. Cherryh
• Needle Series by Hal Clement
  • Needle
  • Through the Eye of the Needle
• And Another Thing... by Eoin Colfer's
• Second Foundation Trilogy
  • Foundation's Triumph by David Brin
  • Foundation and Chaos by Greg Bear
  • Foundation's Fear by Gregory Benford
• The Man Who Fell to Earth by Walter Tevis
• Dirk Gently by Douglas Adams
  • Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
  • The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul
• The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton
• Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton
• The Lost World by Michael Crichton
• Prey by Michael Crichton
• Sphere by Michael Crichton
• Timeline by Michael Crichton
• Alien by Alan Dean Foster
• Splinter of the Mind's Eye by Alan Dean Foster
• Spellsinger by Alan Dean Foster
  • Spellsinger
  • The Hour of the Gate
  • The Day of the Dissonance
  • The Moment of the Magician
  • The Paths of the Perambulator
  • The Time of the Transference
  • Son of Spellsinger
  • Chorus Skating
• Jed the Dead by Alan Dean Foster
• Contact by Carl Sagan
• WorShip by Frank Herbert
  • Destination: Void
  • The Jesus Incident (with Bill Ransom)
  • The Lazarus Effect (with Bill Ransom)
  • The Ascension Factor (with Bill Ransom)
• Whipping Star by Frank Herbert
• The Dosadi Experiment by Frank Herbert
• Virtual Unrealities by Alfred Bester
• Burning Chrome by William Gibson
• Echo Round His Bones by Thomas M. Disch
• The Commonwealth Saga by Peter F. Hamilton
  • Pandora's Star
  • Judas Unchained
• The Compleat Traveller in Black by John Brunner

My thanks to jynnantonnyx for doing the data entry on the last batch!  I'll start a new list with the last few you guys have submitted.  Keep 'em coming!

I've not gotten very far with the Mythopoetic Awards because of the convention and other site updates etc. but you're right - they split the award into 2 categories in 1992. They call the category "Children's".  I wonder how they define it?  It looks like a mix of YA and children's to me. 

I've got 96 books left to add for the adult list and 95 for the children's.  Egads!

We just added a ton of Stephen King books as part of the Bram Stoker Award but not Eyes of the Dragon which happens to be the only Stephen King book I've ever read.

Now that the Stoker is up and running I'll start getting some of these books added.  I've got some catching up to do!

• A Clockwork Rocket by Greg Egan
• Axiomatic by Greg Egan
• Operation Ares (1970) by Gene Wolfe
• The Devil in a Forest (1976) by Gene Wolfe
• Castleview (1990) by Gene Wolfe
• Pandora, By Holly Hollander (1990) by Gene Wolfe
• The Island of Doctor Death and Other Stories and Other Stories (1980) by Gene Wolfe
• Storeys from the Old Hotel (1988) by Gene Wolfe
• Endangered Species (1989) by Gene Wolfe
• Castle of Days (1992) by Gene Wolfe
• Strange Travelers (2000) by Gene Wolfe
• Innocents Aboard (2004) by Gene Wolfe
• Starwater Strains (2005) by Gene Wolfe
• The Best of Gene Wolfe (2009) by Gene Wolfe
• Don't Panic The Official Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Companion by Neil Gaiman
• Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King
• Ganymede by Cherie Priest
• The Gateway Trip: Tales and Vignettes of the Heechee by Frederick Pohl
• Dracula the Un-dead by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt