January 2011 book??

[John Fitch V]

If there's a call for a January sci-fi/fantasy book to read, I'd be more than happy to join in the discussion.

[Codefox]

Yeah, I've been thinking about this. I REALLY dropped the ball on the last book and I'm thinking of running the next one in a way that's a little easier for me and I think the vast majority of the readers here. I really read too fast to read a book over a 4 week period. I would be quite happy though to have a 'book a month' thing that we can discuss as we finish it.

I have an insane travel schedule for work so it would be easier if we did it this way

[Klaatu]

I think you did fine for your first try running a book club book. Yeah, I finished the book a lot quicker than we anticipated as well but that just means we can make adjustments the next time.

Regards,
Michael

[Codefox]

Well, I'm 30 minutes from leaving to get on an airplane...so people should start getting their suggestions up on here for what we should do in January. I expect 10 - 15 books listed when I land. Get to work!

[Klaatu]

Right!

Regards,
Michael

[John Fitch V]

I'm pretty swift with the reading, as well. It's amazing what an eReader, regardless if its Kindle or Nook, can do to ones' reading speed!

[jbloodwo]

I am about 1/3 of the way through "we few" at this point so i am running out of books in that series
--some thoughts--
foundation
dune
neuromancer
do androids dream of electric sheep

[Klaatu]

Speaking of the Foundation books, I just picked up copies of Asimov's Galactic Empire novels (Pebble in the Sky) which sort-of precede the Foundation novels in continuity. Those could also be a choice.

Regards,
Michael

[Codefox]

I'm ashamed to say I've read very little Asimov and would love to read a few of his books this year. I'd love to go with an Asimov book

[John Fitch V]

That's three votes for Asimov.