Recent novels reviewed on this blog
My ongoing quest to offer a hint of organization to the various posts on this blog continues with a very loose category -- "recent novels". These are a set of books that definitely aren't "Old Bestsellers", nor are they really "classics" (though some might become such), and they aren't Ace Doubles. Some are SF, some are not. They're just -- fairly recent. (And there will be overlap with others of my "organization" posts!)
Texas Vigilante, by Bill Crider;
Four 2017 SF Novels: Spoonbenders, by Daryl Gregory; Amatka, by Karin Tidbeck; The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter, by Theodora Goss; Martians Abroad, by Carrie Vaughn;
In the Hall of the Martian Kings, by John Barnes;
Castle Garac, by Nicholas Monsarrat;
Pink Vodka Blues and Skinny Annie Blues, by Neal Barrett, Jr.;
Station Eleven, by Emily St. John Mandel;
The Spy in the Ointment, by Donald Westlake;
The Language Nobody Speaks, by Eugene Mirabelli;
The Man Who Got Away, by Sumner Locke Elliott;
Ares Express, by Ian McDonald;
No Score, by Lawrence Block;
The Floating Opera, by John Barth;
Hello Summer, Goodbye, by Michael G. Coney;
The Avram Davidson Treasury, edited by Robert Silverberg and Grania Davis;
The Ginger Star, by Leigh Brackett;
...And All the Stars a Stage, by James Blish;
Norwood, by Charles Portis;
The Walled Orchard, by Tom Holt;
Remains, by Mark Tiedemann;
Engine Summer, by John Crowley;
Palladian, by Elizabeth Taylor;
Planet Patrol, by Sonya Dorman;
Housekeeping, by Marilynne Robinson;
A Sport and a Pastime, by James Salter.
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