Welcome to everyone who signed up for the Speculative Fiction Reading Challenge!
This is post where you can link up your reviews posted on your blogs in May 2011 to be in with a chance of winning the prize pack.
The prize pack this month consists of: The Ritual by Adam Nevill.
All of the reviews you post to Mr Linky below will equate to an entry into the prize draw.
Below is the link widget. Please make sure that your link goes directly to your review and not to your main homepage. Thanks! (This is not the post to use to sign up for the challenge. If you want to do that, please go HERE!)
Good luck to you all, and I look forward to seeing your reviews for May!
The Scarlet Boy: Don’t spare me the details!
15 hours ago
My first review of the month :-) It's Hunger by Michael Grant, second book in the Gone series. I really liked it!
ReplyDeleteAn actual SF review, not fantasy :-) Those are rare on my blog ;-) It's Mike Shepherd's Redoubtable, a Kris Longknife novel.
ReplyDeleteA Canticle for Leibowitz, by Walter M. Miller Jr. I know it's a classic - I just never got around to it until now. Tough read though.
ReplyDeleteI'm at 7 books now! :D
Managed to review 'The Stars my Destination' good book, especially considering it's probably one of the older sci-fi books I've read.
ReplyDeleteMy first challenge-related post for May! Resurrection Code by Lyda Morehouse.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I've just finished my 12th book for the challange. Hooray!
Another post for May -- Hounded by Kevin Hearne. Loved this book. Quite enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteReview of Tom Kolega's military SF novel, Shadows of the Past, linked!
ReplyDeleteIf I counted all the books I read and reviewed separately, I'd be at 12, but since I'm grouping some series together . . . I'm at 8. Ah well. Reviewed the entire Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson.
ReplyDeleteAnd one more for this month! The Hidden Goddess by M.K. Hobson
ReplyDeleteFianlly got around to reading The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie, which brings me up to 11. It was so good!
ReplyDeleteRight I hope that went okay and that I didn't accidentally post the Dracula link twice, but here are two more for this month :D Moira J Moore's latest and the classic Dracula!
ReplyDeleteAnother SF one, Peter F. Hamilton's Misspent Youth.
ReplyDeleteLinked to my Unholy Magic review at Boomtron.com.
ReplyDeleteThats 12 for me now. I managed that a lot faster than I had expected!
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