What have I jettisoned from my shelves?

I probably will read the Connie Willises again, Blackout and All Clear cuz Ireally enjoyed that. And I do like a good time travel tale.

I probably will read the Connie Willises again, Blackout and All Clear cuz Ireally enjoyed that. And I do like a good time travel tale.

Bone Shaker. Now this was oneof the books off of the Broadin de Philippo 101 best novelist which Ididn't actually like that much.

So, Chasm City can definitely go because I've got a hard cover of that now. So, whilst I'd like to reread it, I might probably listen to it on audio book.

It was , you know, a confection. It was fine whilst Iwas reading it, but none nothing that I'm going to want to read again.

I'm never going to read it again because I don't like it.

It's an important book. I read it. I quite liked it.

Hard to be a god I hated but it is a rare first edition.

Kite World. I really enjoyed.

Pluto Shine I really enjoyed. I think I mightread that again.

I kind of enjoyed it whilst Iwas there, but I'm never going to reread it. And it's far from being a classic.

Then we've got Pierce Brown, Red Rising, which honestly I thought was a bit so. But apparently the series gets better. I didn't think it was that great.

So first up is Elizabeth Moon, Remnant Population, which is a book I enjoyed, but am I going to read it again? I might actually. I did enjoy it.

Snow Crash I liked.

Then some Desperate Glory byEmily Tesh. I have read this but and it was pretty good.

Stars and Bones by Gareth Pal. I think that was his debutnovel. It was okay.

Station 11 I reallyliked.

Then we got the best ofGreg Egan short stories, which actually I've read. I've read this andum I enjoyed it so I think I can keep that one.

The carpet makers. I enjoyed

Then we've got a Lee Bracket, Long Tomorrow, which I really enjoyed and probably will reread.

There's The Martian by Andy Weir, of course, which I've readmany times, but I think I'm going to keep cuz I like it.

And I've read itbut nothing that special. It can go.

Ministry of the Future by Kim Stony Robinson. , whichwas fine, but I think I could get rid of that.

I canprobably remove the Raven Tower. cuz while I enjoyed it, I'm never going toread it again.

But on the basis that I reallydidn't like Sirens of Titan at all, and this is just a you know, a sciencefiction masterworks edition, I think this can go.

Then we've got the time traveler's wife which I did which I didreally enjoy but that's actually my wife's copy and I think that could justgo back on her shelves.

I thinkI've read the first two or three and the first one I quite enjoyed but then theythey sort of tailed off for me after that.

Pilini's tosleep in a sea of stars. It was all right.

Thenwe've got Ada Palmer's , Terra Ignot starts with this guy , Two Like theLightning, which were I'm a bit torn because they were very interesting. Idid quite like her writing style, but they were quite hard work.

We've gotuh Where Late the Sweet Bird Sing, which I thought was really good. I'm going to keep that.

That was the Hugh Howie books, the silobooks, which were okay. I didn't like love them or anything.