I love science fiction in any and every form. I am one of those people who used to schedule their lives around Star Trek’s airtime. I grew up on the Animorphs series and own all 55 books plus the extras. Give me aliens and give me glory.
That said, I don’t actually read that much sci-fi! And ya know what? That kinda sucks. So I’ve signed up for the 2012 Sci-Fi Challenge over at Curiosity Killed the Bookworm. The challenge only requires you to read one sci-fi novel a month, but I am going to try to read 20 Science Fiction novels this year.
Oh, I should also mention that the challenge includes an optional monthly book club. I’ll be taking part in these whenever I can!
So here’s what I’ve read so far (I will keep track as I go along):
- Doubleblind by Ann Aguirre
- Cinder by Marissa Meyer
- Killbox by Ann Aguirre
- Aftermath by Ann Aguirre
- Breathe by Sarah Crossan
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This sounds like it could be a fun challenge. Almost makes me wish I’d decided against doing community reading challenges this year! I look forward to seeing what sci-fi books you read and review this year, though!
The challenge name gives me the giggles! 🙂 If zombie & dystopias count in this genre (I’m checking challenge details), then I may stand a chance of accomplishing this challenge!
20 books sounds like a lot, but it is so early in the year that I can see you doing it! GOOD LUCK 🙂