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À mon sujet
I like: fantasy series which are truly epic, science fiction when it's really dark, horror stories which are profoundly human and more than just "scary shit", philosophical/existentialist novels, classical literature when it's damn good, weird fiction, steampunk and crossover in general.
I don't like: lengthy and pointless fantasy books, literature written by nerds for nerds (e.g. hard-science, RPG novels, etc.), best sellers which are easily written, easily read, easily digested and easily forgotten.
J'aime: les cycles de fantasy qui ont le mot "épique" tatoué sur la fesse gauche, la SF quand elle est sombre, l'horreur et le fantastique lorsqu'ils explorent les tréfonds de l'âme, les romans profonds et existentiels (peu importe le decorum), le steampunk, le weird et la fusion des genres en général.
Je n'aime pas: les cycles de fantasy "au kilo", les best-sellers pour lecteurs peu exigeants.
À propos de ma bibliothèqueMost of my readings are in the speculative fiction genre (sci-fi, fantasy and fantastique/horror) with all sub-genres being covered. That being said, I regularly explore other territories such as literary fiction, historical fiction or thrillers/crime fiction.
I try to target quality/innovative readings but have no problem reading mass-market stuff from time to time.
I became a "reader" around the age of 13 when I read The Hobbit and Robert Silverberg's Lord Valentine's Castle. Never stopped since then!
Most read authors over last 3 years: Fritz Leiber, Madame de La Fayette, Robin Hobb.
My favourite novels are:
1. The Tartar Steppe (Dino Buzzati)
2. Madame Bovary (Gustave Flaubert)
3. Fahrenheit 451 (Ray Bradbury)
4. The Stranger (Albert Camus)
5. God Emperor of Dune (Frank Herbert)
6. Altered Carbon (Richard Morgan)
7. A vos souhaits (Fabrice Colin)
8. The Hand of Oberon (Roger Zelazny)
9. Royal Assassin (Robin Hobb)
10. Only Forward (Michael Marshall Smith)
My favourite series are:
1. The Farseer Trilogy (Robin Hobb)
2. Dune (Frank Herbert)
3. The Lord of the Rings (J.R.R. Tolkien)
4. His Dark Materials (Philip Pullman)
5. Takeshi Kovacs novels (Richard Morgan)
6. Sprawl (William Gibson)
7. Hyperion Cantos (Dan Simmons)
8. Tales of the King's Blades (Dave Duncan)
9. The Empire Trilogy (Raymond E. Feist & Janny Wurts)
10. Chronicles of Amber (Roger Zelazny)
Best book read in 2020
The Swords of Lankhmar (Fritz Leiber)
Best book read in 2019
Swords Against Death (Fritz Leiber)
Best book read in 2018
La Princesse de Clèves (Madame de La Fayette)
Best book read in 2017
Ship of Destiny (Robin Hobb)
Best book read in 2016
Ship of Magic (Robin Hobb)
Best book read in 2015
Woken Furies (Richard Morgan)
Best book read in 2014
Sayonara baby : principes essentiels de l'abandon de vie (Fabrice Colin)
Best book read in 2013
The Hand of Oberon (Roger Zelazny)
Best book read in 2012
The Rise of Endymion (Dan Simmons)
Best book read in 2011
Hyperion (Dan Simmons)
Best book read in 2010
Foundation (Isaac Asimov)
Best book read in 2009
Last call (Tim Powers)
Best book read in 2008
Stardust (Neil Gaiman)
Best book read in 2007
Northern Lights (Philip Pullman)
Best book read in 2006
Speaker for the dead (Orson Scott Card)
Best book read in 2005
Stormbringer (Michael Moorcock)
Best book read in 2004
Royal Assassin (Robin Hobb)
Best book read in 2003
Altered Carbon (Richard Morgan)
Best book read in 2002
Only forward (Michael Marshall Smith)
Best book read in 2001
A vos souhaits (Fabrice Colin)
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Auteurs préférésRay Bradbury, Dino Buzzati, Albert Camus, Fabrice Colin, Gustave Flaubert, Frank Herbert, Robin Hobb, Terry Pratchett, J. R. R. Tolkien, Roger Zelazny (Favoris partagés)
LieuxFavoris
Librairies préféréesFNAC Antwerpen, Le Furet du Nord (Lille), Les Quatre Chemins, Librairie Rocambole, Librairie Scylla, Waterstone's Brussels
Liste(s) favorite(s)1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die, Best Fantasy Novels, Best Historical Fiction, Best Science Fiction Novels, The Guardian's 1000 Novels Everyone Must Read, Slipstream or Interstitial Fiction
Également surLast.fm, Rate Your Music
Vrai nomBertrand
Lieu (géographique)Antwerp, Belgium
Type de compteaccès public
Adresses Internet
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Membre depuisJun 15, 2010
En cours de lectureAgone, 1ère édition: livre de base par David Benoit
La parfaite lumière par Eiji Yoshikawa
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