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Best SFF Novels of the Decade Readers Poll Comes to a Close

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Best SFF Novels of the Decade Readers Poll

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Best SFF Novels of the Decade Readers Poll Comes to a Close

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Best of the Decade Data: Common Words in Titles

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Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
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Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of A Storm of Swords

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Perdido Street Station by China Mieville
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China Miéville

Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of Perdido Street Station

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Old Mans War by John Scalzi
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John Scalzi

Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of Old Man’s War

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The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
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Patrick Rothfuss

Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of The Name of the Wind

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Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson
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Brandon Sanderson

Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of Mistborn: The Final Empire

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Kushiels Dart by Jacqueline Carey
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Jacqueline Carey

Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of Kushiel’s Dart

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Best of the Decade Data: Votes by Gender

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Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke
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Susanna Clarke

Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

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Best of the Decade Data: Votes by Author

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Blindsight by Peter Watts
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Best SFF Novels of the Decade: An Appreciation of Blindsight

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