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F&SF that I Read in 2007: H

by jdnicoll@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Nicoll) Apr 11, 2008 at 04:18 PM

Title                             Author                   Publication 
                                                              Date

THE TEN-CENT PLAGUE               Hajdu, David              3/1/2008

	A short history of that dreaded art form, the comic book. IIRC,
includes a section where William Gaines demonstrates how not to defend
one's work. 


THE RAW SHARK TEXTS               Hall, Steven              4/1/2007

	A man is forced to do battle with a rather peculiar predator.

	I've said it before: if I am going after a conceptual shark, 
I am not doing it in the boat from JAWS.


THE DREAMING VOID                 Hamilton, Peter F.         4/1/2008

	A long novel with mutiple view point character in which we learn
there's a menace at the core of the galaxy. Presumably the plot will be
showing up in book two.


ALL TOGETHER DEAD                 Harris, Charlaine         5/1/2007

	Sookie is recruited to help out with a vampire summit in shattered
New Orleans. Vampire/vampire conflict and vampire/human conflicts ensure
that things do not go entirely well.

	The problem with the brutish prejudice plot is that most of the
non-humans belong to a social network as lovable as the Mafia, if 
the Mafie were cannibals. 


NOVA SWING                        Harrison, M. John        9/25/2007

	An interesting space/time phenomena unleashes a New Wave SF
novel on the world.


THE OUTLAW DEMON WAILS            Harrison, Kim             3/1/2008

	The sixth in the Rachel Morgan series. I think she has a demon
from hell stalking her in this one. 


YEAR'S BEST SF 12                 Hartwell,David G.         6/1/2007
                                  Cramer, Kathryn 

	Hartwell and Cramer offer 26 SF stories as their choice for the 
best of 2006.

	Not as downbeat as the Gardner. 


HEAVEN'S NET IS WIDE              Hearn, Lian               9/1/2007

	This is a prequel to the Tales of the Otori trilogy and tells
****garu's backstory.


SANDWORMS OF DUNE                 Herbert, Brian            8/7/2007
                                  Anderson, Kevin J.

	The DUNE sequels are attacked by the DUNE prequels! Who will 
win? Not the readers.

 	This is supposedly the final volume in the DUNE series but I
wouldn't be surprised if it turned out Brian and Kev squeezed out a 
few more.
	

THE WHITE PLAGUE                  Herbert, Frank           10/1/2007

	When the Irish murder his wife and child, as the Irish do,
a brilliant scientist unleashes a terrible plague on the world, as
brilliant scientists do.

	Remind me again why Herbert was so highly regarded back then?


FRANKENSTEIN: A CULTURAL HISTORY  Hitchcock, Susan Tyler   10/1/2007

	Self-descriptive. I was tempted to send my ARC to Thomas Disch.


CRIMSON SHADOWS                   Howard, Robert E.        8/21/2007

GRIM LANDS                        Howard, Robert E.

	The Best of Robert E. Howard, volumes one and two. Not my
favourite collections of his stuff but a good place for people new
to Howard to start. 
	

KING'S PROPERTY                   Howell, Morgan            7/3/2007

CLAN DAUGHTER                     Howell, Morgan            7/3/2007

ROYAL DESTINY                     Howell, Morgan           9/25/2007


	Books one through three of the QUEEN OF THE ORCS trilogy. A 
young woman is enslaved to serve loathsome Orc mercenaries, only to 
discover the Orcs are more honorable and easier to get along with than
the predatory men in her culture (Although there are moments of "Just
because you are on their side doesn't mean they are on your").  


HEART OF LIGHT                    Hoyt, Sarah              2/26/2008

	Part one in a series where brave English folk and natives
struggle to collect the plot tokens that will save the world.

	This would like to be the Victorian answer to the Temeraire 
series. It isn't.


HALF THE BLOOD OF BROOKLYN        Huston, Charlie	

	This is a hard-boiled vampire story about an independent vampire
named Joe Pitt. 
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jdnicoll@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-04-11 16:18:15 
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Gene Ward Smith <gene@  2008-04-11 17:43:06 
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Howard <rayc_hrc@[EMAI  2008-04-11 14:07:55 
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Rebecca Rice <philosph  2008-04-11 18:52:52 
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jdnicoll@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-04-12 03:28:14 
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