I love book list memes. Earlier this year I came across one that listed not only the Hugos, but also the Nebulas, Stokers, Dicks, Tiptrees, WFAs, and Clarkes. Here it is:
http://firecat.livejournal.com/386025.html
Since then I've also read Hiromi Goto's The Kappa Child, which was the 2001 Tiptree winner, and Susanna Clarke's Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, which won the 2005 Hugo and World Fantasy awards.
http://firecat.livejournal.com/386025.html
Since then I've also read Hiromi Goto's The Kappa Child, which was the 2001 Tiptree winner, and Susanna Clarke's Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, which won the 2005 Hugo and World Fantasy awards.
Page Summary
Designed by 
chasethestars
chasethestars
Comments
I did re-read The Left Hand of Darkness recently. I loved it the first time, and I loved it this time. It's a great story, and the gender-stuff is done so well, never taking the easy path, always looking for the story rather than the effect.
LHoD is a classic. I should add to my project re-reading the really good ones that I haven't read in a while.
Did you ever read Olaf Stapledon?