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Old 05-12-2016, 06:34 PM   #24042
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It was voted #68 in the Crime Writers' Association Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time (which would, in itself, be a worthwhile reading challenge for someone).
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I was surprised to see that I've read about 80 of the first list, and over 70 of the second. That's probably because I have been seeking the "classics" of the genre over the last few years, as I have with SF.
I liked the "all time" aspect of the lists. Looked at Wikipedia for an equivalent for SF. Didn't find anything. Searched Google and found quite a few SF/F lists, but none of them seemed to fit the "of all time" criterion, and some of them seemed to be more of a popularity list. I'd welcome a pointer to a good list of "must read" SF -- most of which I've probably already read, but's it's still good to have a yardstick to measure against.
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