From Curiousity Killed the Bookworm:

What books count as sci-fi?

There's more to science fiction than aliens and spaceships. The dictionary definition is: fiction dealing principally with the impact of actual or imagined science on society or individuals or having a scientific factor as an essential orienting component. So that includes dystopias, zombie viruses, genetic engineering gone awry, time travel, steampunk, extreme weather, space exploration and, of course, aliens.

 

Not a book blogger?

That's OK. As long as you are willing to write some words about the book on a publicly accessible site (eg. Goodreads, personal blog) you can join in. If you're not sure where you'll be posting you can sign up with a social network account.

 

Monthly giveaways!

Yes, each book you read will get you an entry into some great giveaways throughout the year.

 

Don't know where to start?

I'll be choosing a featured book each month as an optional readalong. If you'd like to treat it as a book group, we can arrange discussions too.

Another year of science fiction is upon us.  I'm trying some more of J's recommendations.  We'll see how it goes.

1. The Host by Stephenie Meyer (2008)
2. TBD
3. TBD
4. TBD
5. TBD