The Best Books of 2020: Fiction!
/This was a year in which made-up stories never looked so inviting. Here are the top ten recommendations for fiction published in 2020.
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This was a year in which made-up stories never looked so inviting. Here are the top ten recommendations for fiction published in 2020.
Read MoreIn spite of dire global circumstances, there were several nonfiction books that warranted recommendation this year.
Read MoreFrom fuzzy navel-gazing to flinty hard solipsism, here’s the worst fiction of 2020.
Read MoreDark fascistic undercurrents characterize much of the garbage-nonfiction of the year.
Read MoreThe best accounts of the lives of artists, musicians, poets, and more in 2020.
Read MoreThe pre-COVID publishing landscape was filled with a variety of history titles, and these are the best of the lot.
Read MoreThe best of this year’s crop of thriller fiction!
Read MoreMystery is one of the most reliable of all the escapist genres, and these were the best of 2020.
Read MoreThese are Stevereads picks for stand out science fiction & fantasy in 2020.
Read More2020 was a year in which science entered everyday life in the most apocalyptic way anybody had seen in over a century.
Read MoreThe category of nature has become much more relevant in the year of COVID-19.
Read MoreReading gems for children and young adults from 2020.
Read More2020 was a good solid year for reprints.
Read MoreStevereads Best Books of 2019 closes with the very best of a strong year for fiction!
Read MoreThe Stevereads 2019 year-end list is nearly complete—behold the year’s best nonfiction!
Read MoreIn which Stevereads repeatedly asks “How on Earth does this charlatan keep getting book contracts?”
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Read MoreAnd now for the annual Stevereads year-end list for the best in nature!
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Steve Donoghue
Sam Sacks
Britta Böhler
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Olive Fellows
Jack Hanson
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