The previous host of the challenge had announced they were looking for a new host, and I was worried the challenge would not continue. However, Socrates' Book Reviews picked up the baton, so they are hosting it for 2021. Since I always have NetGalley titles to catch up on, I am doing this once more.
If you are interested or want to sign up, here is the sign up page.
Some rules details:
- Any genre, release date, etc. counts as long as it comes from NetGalley or Edelweiss.
- Books can count for other challenges.
I will start out with the same initial commitment, and I will upgrade it if I read more. I will add books to the list as I get to them, and I will put review links in the book titles once I post the reviews here on the blog.
Silver = 25 books
List of books read for this challenge:
- Grady Hendrix with Will Errickson, Paperbacks From Hell: the Twisted History of '70s and '80s Horror Fiction.
- Yuichiro Sueda (author) and Kei Honjo (artist), Sota's Knife, Volume 1.
- T. Susan Chang and M.M. Meleen, Tarot Deciphered: Decoding Esoteric Symbolism in Modern Tarot.
- Dennis Hopeless, et.al, X-O Manowar Book 1 (2021).
- Corinna Bechko, et.al., Green Lantern Year One, Volume 1.
- Katalin Koda, Experience the Mystery of Tarot.
- Sasha Graham, The Magic of Tarot.
- Michael Carroll, John Higgins, and Sally Jane Hurst, Dreadnoughts Book 1: Breaking Ground.
- Luis Bustos, Cocaine Coast.
- David Nelles, et.al., This is Climate Change.
- Rob Liefield and Chad Bowers, Snake Eyes: Deadgame (G.I. Joe).
Update note (12/6/2021): I can tell at this point that I am not going to be able to complete this challenge. I'll let COVID-19 take the blame on this since the situation does dampen the reading mood. I will consider if I try it again in 2022 or not.
2 comments:
Thank you for joining the NetGalley/Edelweiss Challenge. Good luck! I hope you read many great books!
Yvonne,
Looking forward to it and seeing what others are reading. Best, and keep on blogging.
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