Goodreads Choice Awards 2025

Listopia > Book Lists Voted on by Simon Wilson (14 Lists)



Stealing Fire by Jo Graham
REALLY Underrated Books (Fewer than 1,000 Ratings)
3,188 books — 762 voters
Gateways by Ivan Amberlake
October 2015 Releases
52 books — 180 voters

Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul WilsonThe Immortality Game by Ted CrossPath of the Heretic by Ivan Amberlake
Amazing Indie Authors
267 books — 121 voters
Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul Wilson
Underrated Books That Need Many More Readers
91 books — 46 voters

Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul Wilson
Non-Caucasian Protagonists in Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, and Paranormal Romance
2,507 books — 2,748 voters
Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul WilsonThe Immortality Game by Ted Cross
Books that should be better known.
76 books — 20 voters

Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul WilsonThe Immortality Game by Ted Cross
Nerd Geeky Weird Heroine
15 books — 13 voters
Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul WilsonThe Immortality Game by Ted Cross
Little Known Authors Worth Reading
3,930 books — 3,106 voters

Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul WilsonThe Immortality Game by Ted Cross
November 2014 Young Adult & Adult Book Releases to Obsess Over!
30 books — 37 voters
Yuko Zen is Somewhere Else by Simon Paul Wilson
Books I wish will turn into movies
491 books — 469 voters

Watchmen by Alan MooreWe3 by Grant Morrison30 Days of Night by Steve NilesBatman by Alan MooreLone Wolf and Cub, Vol. 1 by Kazuo Koike
Best Graphic Novels
3,456 books — 6,758 voters
House of Leaves by Mark Z. DanielewskiNOS4A2 by Joe HillLet the Right One In by John Ajvide LindqvistThe Passage by Justin CroninHaunted by Chuck Palahniuk
Best Horror Books of the 21st Century
483 books — 1,249 voters

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil GaimanA Tale for the Time Being by Ruth OzekiNOS4A2 by Joe HillThe Ghost Bride by Yangsze ChooDoctor Sleep by Stephen King
Interesting Books of 2013
308 books — 931 voters
End Credits by Simon Paul Wilson
Short Reads
836 books — 379 voters