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More People Pick the Best of the Year That Isn't Done Yet

Probably inspired by the recent lists from Publishers Weekly and Amazon, several others have lept into the Best-of-the-Year fray:

  • Michael Berry of the San Francisco Chronicle picks ten books as the best SFF of 2006, including Lisey's Story by Stephen King and Three Days to Never by Tim Powers.
  • The UK bookselling chain Waterstone's has also produced a Top 10 list (mostly of books not yet available in the US), which was originally notable for only having nine books on it (though that has been remedied now).

Posted by Andrew Wheeler on November 20, 2006 11:04 AM |

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