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( 125. The Cat's Eye and 127. Helen Vardon's Confession - R Austin Freeman )

Not exactly Freeman's finest, but there are some nice bits tucked away here.

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( 126. Kushiel's Dart - Jacqueline Carey )

I still think this book is really messed up, but the plot just about makes up for it.

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( 128. Trouble and Her Friends - Melissa Scott )

Mostly interesting as a kind of historical curiosity, but if you like cyberpunk it's definitely worth a look.

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( 129. Shadow Man - Melissa Scott )

Lots of cool gender stuff in this one, but I really loved the story about building for liberation that it surrounded.

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( 130. Temeraire - Naomi Novik )

The simplest and also I think best of Novik's novels so far; nothing else she's written is quite this adorable.

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( 131. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle )

I dunno, I love these less than I used to.

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( 132. Curse of Chalion - Lois McMaster Bujold )

Remains one of my consistent favourites.

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( The Commonweal books - Graydon Saunders )

I wish more people were reading these, because I love them. And also that he would publish the next one, because I want to read it.

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( 136. The Witch of Syracuse - Dorothy J Heydt )

These are pretty good, but not exceptional; on the other hand, they're free to download, so you could definitely try them!

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( Black Panther: A Nation Under Our Feet, books 2 and 3 )

I like these, and I like what Coates is trying to do, but I'm not sure how he's going to get there! And it's an awkward mixture of elements, at times.

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( 139. Speak Its Name - Kathleen Jowitt )

A sweet little romance, with lots of student Christian politics thrown into the mix. Fab.

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( 140. Servant of the Underworld - Aliette de Bodard )

This is more like the de Bodard I found in the short stories! Will be reading the sequel.