One Hundred and One Best Novels 1985-2010

One Hundred and One Best Novels 1985-2010
ISBN-10
1933065397
ISBN-13
9781933065397
Category
Best books
Pages
288
Language
English
Published
2012
Authors
Paul Di Filippo, Damien Broderick

Description

Includes cover images, plot summaries, and critical analyses of the genre's most significant novels during the past twenty-five years.

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