Took my eye off the ball, so a mad scramble to finish the last 5 or 6. Somewhat conservative list, as I started late and used a lot of what I had read as a matter of course. Really enjoyed doing this, particularly venturing into short stories and self pub which was surprisingly good. Will be a bit more adventurous next year. • Literary Fantasy / Non Fantasy – Gene Wolfe, Shadow of the Torturer • Stand-Alone Fantasy Novel – Joe Abercrombie, Best Served Cold • Historical Fantasy – Eric Flint 1632, Mary Gentle Ash • Novel by author on r/fantasy’s women in fant. list – Temeraire, Naomi Novik • Debut novel – The Rook, Daniel O’Malley • r/Fantasy AMA author – Promise of Blood Brian McClellan • Novel over 500 pages – Any of the Wheel of Time, Robert Jordan • Pre-Tolkien – At the Mountains of Madness, HP Lovecraft • Official underrated list – The 10,000 Paul Kearney • Portal fantasy – Lord Foul’s Bane, Stephen Donaldson • FREE – Shadowrun Dragonfall • Adapted to screen – Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, Susanna Clarke • Published before 2000 – Empire Trilogy, Wurts and Feist • Self-published – The Thief who Pulled on Troubled Braids, Michael McClung • 2015 best of list - novel/author – Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman • First heard of from r/fantasy member – Red Rising, Pierce Brown • Award-winning Novel – The Way of Kings, Brandon Sanderson (Gemmell) • Novel published in 2015 – Queen of Fire, Anthony Ryan • 5 Fantasy short stories – Unfettered, Shawn Speakman • Goodreads book group of the month - The Builders, Daniel Polansky • Urban fantasy – Rivers of London, Ben Aaranovich • Comic fantasy – A Hat Full of Sky, Terry Pratchett • Arthurian fantasy – The Sword in the Stone, TH White • Fairytale retelling – Grimm Tales, Phillip Pullman • Originally written in a language non-English – Andrezej Sapkowski, The Last Wish