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![]() Regular Posts: 62 ![]() | Hello, Will you please add Poor Things by Alasdair Gray? https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?320311 | ||
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![]() Uber User Posts: 852 ![]() Location: The Wilds of Washington | >The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida -- Shehan Karunatilaka >Prophet Song -- Paul Lynch >The Boy Who Saved Earth -- Jim Slater All done. >The Sword of Kaigen -- M. L. Wang Self-published; we'll pass on it. | ||
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![]() Veteran Posts: 179 ![]() Location: Rockford, IL | Please add Disturbing the Dead by Kelley Armstrong - Book 3 of A Rip Through Time Thank you, Kerry aka Trouble | ||
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![]() Admin Posts: 3990 ![]() Location: Dallas, Texas | Thanks all for the steady stream of requests and additions! ============================================ The List That Never/Sometimes Ends:
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![]() Veteran Posts: 140 ![]() Location: Alief, TX | There is a new Harlan Ellison collection called Greatest Hits, published by Union Square & Co in their Herald Classics series. The vast majority of stories are award winners - Hugo, Locus, etc. It has a foreward by Neil Gaiman, and is edited by J. Michael Straczynski. It comes in two versions, the standard and the exclusive Barnes & Noble version with extra material. It now graces my physical shelf, and I would love if it could grace our collective digital shelf as well. Thanks in advance. | ||
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![]() Veteran Posts: 179 ![]() Location: Rockford, IL | Please add Maelstrom and Other Martian Tales by Kage Baker - pub, Subterranean Press - currently reading. | ||
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![]() Elite Veteran Posts: 1026 ![]() Location: UK | Please add Nalini Singh's Archangel's Lineage. Thank you | ||
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![]() New User Posts: 3 ![]() | Please add the following:
Edited by CarpenterWolf 2024-05-15 4:51 AM | ||
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![]() Admin Posts: 3990 ![]() Location: Dallas, Texas | CarpenterWolf - 2024-05-15 4:33 AM Please add the following: Well, that's one hell of a request list. Unfortunately, at 216 books it's too ridiculous to take seriously. This list is contrary to the spirit of the request list -- which is meant to get books added that we are currently reading for the RYO or to fill some gaps in our reading history or complete an unfinished book series etc. We've never set a max request size as most folks understand that there are many people who want new books and only a handful of Ubers available to do the work. The other problem with your list is that it's mostly self-published works. We don't generally include self-pub works in the DB -- though there are some exceptions. Please refer to the FAQ for our guidelines about author/book entry. If you want the traditionally published books to go in please strip out the self-pub books and submit your list in smaller groups that are more manageable. If you'd like to discuss further you can find me over on Discord most days. I always make myself available online if I'm at my machine working. https://discord.gg/XWPuAzqe | ||
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![]() Uber User Posts: 852 ![]() Location: The Wilds of Washington | jontlaw - 2024-05-12 8:12 PM There is a new Harlan Ellison collection called Greatest Hits, published by Union Square & Co in their Herald Classics series. The vast majority of stories are award winners - Hugo, Locus, etc. It has a foreward by Neil Gaiman, and is edited by J. Michael Straczynski. It comes in two versions, the standard and the exclusive Barnes & Noble version with extra material. It now graces my physical shelf, and I would love if it could grace our collective digital shelf as well. Thanks in advance. I hope you didn't know this was already on the list. I hope you didn't just ask for it again, hoping one of the Ubers would take pity on you and get it done. It's done. | ||
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![]() Admin Posts: 3990 ![]() Location: Dallas, Texas | Thanks all for the steady stream of requests and additions! ============================================ The List That Never/Sometimes Ends:
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![]() Veteran Posts: 246 ![]() Location: California | Another couple of anthologies to add when there's time: Lord of the Fantastic: Stories in Honor of Roger Zelazny edited by Martin H Greenberg, published by Avon Eos in 1998 Love 3000 edited by Charles Waugh and Martin H Greenberg, published by Dutton Books in 1980 Thanks! | ||
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![]() Member Posts: 6 ![]() | What are the criteria to being ?traditional published? I am wondering when a selfpublished book reaches those criteria? I am guessing maybe getting published by an actual publisher (of course not just one owned by The author but a more neutral party) or do they need more than that? | ||
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![]() Extreme Veteran Posts: 548 ![]() Location: Great Lakes, USA | Can someone please add the following: Ganwold's Child by Diann Thornley Hot Time in Old Town - Mike McQuay Thanks! | ||
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![]() Veteran Posts: 246 ![]() Location: California | Please add All These Worlds by Niall Harrison, published last year by Briardene Books. It's been nominated for the Hugo for related work. Thanks | ||
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![]() Admin Posts: 3990 ![]() Location: Dallas, Texas | Thanks all for the steady stream of requests and additions! ============================================ The List That Never/Sometimes Ends:
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![]() Member Posts: 11 ![]() | I would like to make the case for adding The Body by Stephen King. I've requested this before and it was said that it did not fit the genres covered by World Without End. I must disagree. In the body, we have a group of kids set out to find a dead body. This alone is horrific but it is not the only element of horror. Through out Stephen King's career he has revisited the theme of bullying and this is on full display in The Body. Anyone who has ever been bullied can attest to the fear of being caught by bullies. We, as a people, may have become desensitized to these elements of horror, but that does not make them any less horrific. I respectfully resubmit The Body by Stephen King for consideration as an addition to your database. Additionally, one of the genres this book is listed under on Good Reads happens to be horror. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38926465-the-body | ||
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![]() Uber User Posts: 852 ![]() Location: The Wilds of Washington | Now you see what can happen when you ask politely and state your case; The Body is in. Since ISFDB kinda sorta had it in their DB, they kinda sorta agree with you. | ||
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![]() Uber User Posts: 852 ![]() Location: The Wilds of Washington | >The Eternal Conflict -- David H. Keller, M.D. >The Homunculus -- David H. Keller, M.D. >The Lady Decides -- David H. Keller, M.D. Tough. Two will need generic covers. You'll see why. I'm thinking Prime press was the vanity press of that era. These books are all limited signed editions. | ||
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![]() Veteran Posts: 179 ![]() Location: Rockford, IL | Please add Cloaked Deception by Timothy Zahn - pub. Aethon Books in 2023 | ||
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![]() Veteran Posts: 273 ![]() Location: behind the 4th wall | Of Jade and Dragons by Amber Chen Rebelwing and Renegade Flight by Andrea Tang To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods by Molly X Chang The Last Bloodcarver by Vanessa Le The Hurricane Wars by Thea Guanzon Foul Lady Fortune, Foul Heart Huntsman, and Vilest Things by Chloe Gong The Keeper of Night, The Empress of Time, The Scarlet Alchemist, and The Blood Orchid by Kylie Lee Baker Please and thank you. | ||
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![]() Admin Posts: 3990 ![]() Location: Dallas, Texas | Hello All, just a heads-up that I am out of pocket until next Tuesday. Books will still go on but cover art will have to wait until I?m back in front of my machine. Cheers! | ||
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![]() Member Posts: 19 ![]() Location: Silicon Forest | Please add The Other End by John Shirley, Cemetery Dance Publications, 2007. Author already in database. | ||
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![]() Veteran Posts: 273 ![]() Location: behind the 4th wall | One more - Five Broken Blades by Mai Corland. Thanks. | ||
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![]() Member Posts: 24 ![]() Location: Interzone | Could this be added, if you please? Messiah by Gore Vidal https://sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/vidal_gore "Messiah (1954; rev 1965) is a dark Satire on Religion set in the Near Future, in which a creator of a death cult becomes - with the aid of the narrator (Eugene Luther, two of Vidal's given names) - a new Messiah who teaches a defeatedly secular America how to worship death." https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?1533 Edited by Interphase 2024-05-31 4:21 PM | ||
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