already read a lot of SF?

[Tomislav]

See, my situation is that I've been reading SF (mostly but not exclusively science fiction) for about 50 years. I've already read most of the books on the club bookshelf, a few of them several times, and often many on the club's book of the month polls as well. So where can I look for leads on good science fiction, not already read?

I will mention right now one resource for new releases that I like - the Locus Recommended Reading list that comes out every February. http://locusmag.com/2018/02/2017-locu...

[Rachel]

Do you also use awards such as The Hugo nominees; Arthur C Clarke nominees, and other reviews sites like Kirkus reviews ?
All good places to look. Oh Philip k Dick awards maybe...

[Tomislav]

Yup. I've been following the major awards and nominations. There is a very comprehensive English-language awards database at http://www.sfadb.com/

For German language, I follow the Kurd Lasswitz Preis, at http://www.kurd-lasswitz-preis.de/ind...

Kirkus reviews, though. I've not looked into that...

[Allison, Fairy Mod-mother]

I spend a lot of time on bookriot.com and bestoffantasy.com.

I know you said "science fiction," but hear me out. They have a jillion subgenres on bestof and a lot of them sure look like scifi lists to me, like superhero or sword and planet.

[Anna]

I've mentioned him before, but for new releases coming out in scifi, fantasy and horror, definitely check out Thomas Wagner's Mailbag Mondays on YouTube: SFF180.

[Anna]

I think Allison meant http://bestfantasybooks.com/ and they also have a sister site that's all scifi: http://bestsciencefictionbooks.com/

[Rachel]

Oh I’ll have to note those - I haven’t checked those out before

[Tomislav]

Thanks! I'm intrigued by SFF180, but I'm hitting pretty much 100% already read on the lists at bestsciencefictionbooks. Keeping the thread open for more suggestions...