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[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@Mark__Lawrence Nice :)

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@Mark__Lawrence I'm partial to an in-between option - a hybrid solution: 150 entries for the quickest and most determined, and 150 via lottery.

[Robin Hobb @robinhobb]

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[Fantasy Book Critic @FantasyBookCrit]

Here’s the FBC list of 2026 most anticipated titles via @barb4ry1, @realmsofmymind, @reader_at_work, @swiff & Mihir https://t.co/9zo0GFKF61

[Mark Lawrence @Mark__Lawrence]

The #SPFBO contest will open to new entries at 11am GMT on January 3rd.

It will remain open to entries for 24 hours. After which 300 novels will be randomly selected to go forward into the contest.

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@Mark__Lawrence Awesome cover!

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@theSPSFC @wickwelker It's a great book. I haven't read its competitors, but once I started this one, I couldn't stop. A worthy winner!

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@booksblabbering @esmayrosalyne @monteroauthor @RASandpiper @ToriTalks2 It's good but perhaps not the best one to check if you're new to St. Elmo's wackadoo writing :p Letter from The Well in The Season of the Ghosts is my favorite, I think.

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@esmayrosalyne @monteroauthor @RASandpiper @ToriTalks2 We agree on Runelight and Abercrombie :) Wild Dark Shore is on my TBR, I'll probably read it later in May.

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@Wraithmarked @vetyyr @stk_kreations Nice!

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@Mark__Lawrence All of them :)

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@nssbookaholic by Craig Schaefer, Ash and Sand series by Richard Nell, Song For The Void by Andrew C. Piazza, The Half-Killed by Quenby Olson, Zero, Echo, Shadow, Prime by Peter Semet and Sol's Harvest tetralogy by M.D. Presley.

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@nssbookaholic I do but at least two of my 5* reads weren't your favs, so there's that :) With that said, I loved The Nothing Within by Andy Giesler, Letters From The Well in The Season of the Ghosts by Raymond St. Elmo, everything Fletcher, Faithless by Graham Austin-King, Sworn to the Night

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@esmayrosalyne @Frances_Writes @scrimscribes @Rachel_Aaron @zsdiamanti @ZB_Steele And while I read less in February, two of the books were amazing (Esperance & Drop of Corruption) and Castaways by Craig Schaefer is a pure dark fun.

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@esmayrosalyne @Frances_Writes @scrimscribes @Rachel_Aaron @zsdiamanti @ZB_Steele I definitely liked The Forest more than you. Blood Over Bright Haven was a 5* read for me. Green Teeth looks tempting :)

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@reader_at_work @esmayrosalyne @cmcaplanwrites @jajminton @gwendamned @JoeBerne1 @joshuawalkerau It's great. Washington and Tilly are an excellent duo. I've binged all published books in the series and want more :)

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@esmayrosalyne @cmcaplanwrites @jajminton @gwendamned @JoeBerne1 @joshuawalkerau I've read four of those. I loved Project Hail Marry in audiobook format - Roy Porter is a magician. We definitely disagree on Moon on the Crusted Snow - I found it meh. The other two are SPFBO finalists and I think we agree about them score-wise :)

[Lukas P @barb4ry1]

@Wraithmarked Ash and Sand by Richard Nell
The Lamplight Murder Mysteries by Morgan Stang
Heartstrikers by Rachel Aaron
The Obsidian Path by Michael R. Fletcher
Miss Percy Guide by Quenby Olson