The Evolution of Science Fiction discussion

So for these nominations we will start from 1911-1920. For the 20's there lots of interesting books. Right now I have nothing for this decade, other than what was suggested in our last nomination thread. I will do some research and add some. Any suggestions are useful. You can nominate a book and vote. You don't need to vote for your nomination, but if you do not please let it be known what you want to vote for.

A Princess of Mars
The Lost World
The Night Land

This is tough. I found a few on a Wikipedia list here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category...

The Sleeper Awakes by H.G. Wells is one I haven't read, but we've read several Wells novels now.

I'm all for A Princess of Mars, but it's hard to read just it. The next 2 books, The Gods of Mars, & The Warlord of Mars complete the story arc & they're short. Otherwise, they end on dreadful cliffhangers. All were published in the correct decade, too.

As it seems really dark I'm going to nominate The Night Land

The Night Land gets my vote

While The Night Land sounds interesting (I have even downloaded it to read) I have to go with We as my pick for this month. Mostly because I just finished London's The Iron Heel (thanks to November's nominations) and need to get some balance to my dystopia's. :)

Jeff, We was published in 1924, it will most definitely be on the next poll (and hopefully win, I really want to read it too).

I am definitely down for The Night Land. I read The House on the Borderland last year and loved it.

Dan wrote: "Jeff, We was published in 1924, it will most definitely be on the next poll (and hopefully win, I really want to read it too).

I am definitely down for The Night Land. I read The House on the Bord..."

I thought I had saw that it was published in 1920 but I see that it was written in 1920 and published in 24, my mistake. Therefore I recant that nomination and cast my vote for Night Land also.

I hadn't realized that it was written in 1920. I wonder if it was in magazines initially before being published as a novel.

I'll cast another vote for The Night Land.

I'd also like to nominate David Lindsay's A Voyage to Arcturus, first published in 1920.

The poll for December is up and can be found at https://www.goodreads.com/poll/list/1...

Never read any of these but I chose Night Land based on what I've found about it online. Looks Dark enough to passionate me... lol
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