What have we read in 2011?

[joost]

Somewhere last year I pu the things I read into a database, so it's pretty easy to see what I've read this year. I haven't had much time to read the last few months though.

Neil Gaiman - American gods
Neil Gaiman - Stardust
Mickey Zucker Reichert - Flightless falcon
Neil Gaiman - Odd and the frost giants
Warren Ellis - Planetary 4: Spacetime archaeology
Bill Willingham - Fables 13: The great fables crossover
Bill Willingham - Jack of fables 7: The new adventures of Jack and Jack
Tsugumi Ohta - Death note 1-13
Jacques Meerman, Dick Meerman - Hart en nieren
Mickey Zucker Reichert - The last of the Renshai
Mickey Zucker Reichert - The western wizard
Mickey Zucker Reichert - Child of thunder
Umberto Eco - De begraafplaats van Praag
Megan Lindholm, Robin Hobb - The inheritance
Neal Stephenson - Snow crash
Bill Willingham - Fables 14: Witches
Bill Willingham - Angel: Immortality for dummies
Bill WIllingham - Angel: Crown prince syndrome
Various - Buffy the vampire slayer 1
Terry Pratchett - Interesting times
Mary Gentle - Orthe: Chronicles of Carrick V
Joss Whedon - Tales
Terry Brooks - A princess of Landover
Terry Pratchett - Maskerade
David Eddings - Guardians of the west
David Eddings - King of the Murgos
David Eddings - Demon lord of Karanda
David Eddings - Sorceress of Darshiva
David Eddings - Seeress of Kell
Chris Roberson - Cinderella: From fabletown with love
Joss Whedon - Buffy the vampire slayer S8 volume 8: Last gleaming
Brian K. Vaughan - Y the last man
Robin Hobb - Fool's errand
Robin Hobb - The golden fool
Robin Hobb - Fool's fate
Bill Willingham - Fables 15: Rose red
George R.R. Martin - A dance with dragons
Megan Lindholm - The reindeer people
Megan Lindholm - Wolf's brother
Kiminori Wakasugi - Detroit metal city 1
Anne McCaffrey - The ship who sang
Anne McCaffrey, Todd McCaffrey - Dragon's kin
Anne McCaffrey - Red star rising
Umberto Eco - Het eiland van de vorige dag
Anne McCaffrey, Todd McCaffrey - Dragon's fire
Bill Willingham - Jack of fables 8: The fulminate blade
Bill WIllingham - Jack of Fables 9: The end
Various - Buffy the vampire slayer 2
Scott Tipton - Illyria: haunted
Brian Lynch - Spike: Alone together now
Brian Lynch - Spike: Stranger things
David Tischman - Angel: The wolf, the ram and the heart
Various - Angel omnibus
Various - Angel omnibus 2

(and currently reading Masakazu Katsura - I''s)

A lot of rereads, graphic novels and manga.

TOP THREE
Neal Stephenson - Snow crash. I'm not a big cyberpunk-fan (Gibson, apparently 'the man' in tha genre, bores me to tears), but I really love this book.
Mary Gentle - Orthe: Chronicles of Carrick V. Mary Gentle is the best author I know of. Yes, better than Robin Hobb. Apologies to anyone I've hurt with that comment but I can't help it. Orthe is a wonderful story about extraterrestrial life and what we can learn from 'backwards cultures'.
Mickey Zucker Reichert - The Renshai trilogy. I had book 1 and 2 for years, but couldn't find the third volume. Earlier this year I finally found it for a good price, bought it, and finally started the trilogy. I loved it!

FLOP ONE
I only read one book that I consider somewhat a waste of time: Terry Brooks' 'Princess of Landover'. I really liked the first few Landover books, but this was just a mediocre story.