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Favorite Reads in 2016

12/29/2016

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Seeing my own OF FOSTER HOMES AND FLIES on a handful of "best of 2016" lists in the past few weeks has really put a nice cherry on top of an otherwise chaotic year that was full of both blessings and hardships.  Because I love to help spread the word of great authors and their books, I figured I'd make my own list of favorites.  Here it is, a small list of my favorite reads I spent time huddled in a chair or leaning back in bed against my headboard, be it with a print copy or with my Kindle glowing dimly while the wife slept next to me.  Do keep in mind that these are books I read this year, NOT necessarirly books that were released this year.  There are a lot of books out there, and because I never even started reading until my mid 20s--followed by a several-year hiatus of all things fiction--I need to catch up on classics (King's The Stand for example...don't hate me) as well as newer books that are getting a ton of recognition including Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones and Odd Man Out by James Newman, both of which I am proud to say I own in print and have broken the spine on one just the other night.  So, without further delay, and in no particular order, here are my favorite books I read in 2016 along with the Amazon links to purchase them yourself if you so desire.

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The Drive-In - Joe Lansdale

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The Box - Jack Ketchum (short story)

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Jedi Summer...with the Magnetic Kid - John Boden

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All Smoke Rises:  Milk-Blood Redux - Mark Matthews

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Bird Box - Josh Malerman

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Greener Pastures - Michael Wehunt


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2/23/2019 05:38:25 pm

I am not really the type of person who reads a lot of books, that's why I am honest enough to admit that most of the books you have suggested are not familiar to me. But if 2016 was a good year for great books for you, then I am happy for you. It's a good thing that you were able to spend the year right reading worthy books that can bring you to a different book. Birds Box has its own movie version now, so I guess the book is more thrilling to read!

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4/29/2021 12:04:10 am

Good post, I am going to spend more time researching this topic. Yeah, bookmarking this wasn't a bad decision great post!

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