Challenge Complete - 2012 Speculative Fiction Challenge

Objective:
To try and enjoy a large range of speculative fiction including horror, fantasy and Science Fiction. Check out my pre challenge post here!

Aim:
Obsessed Level: Read 48 Speculative Fiction Novels.

Result:
Well this is the final 2012 challenge and I completed it in time! I was cutting it close of course but I did pick the hardest target.

I've read-

Mockingjay Suzanne Collins	The Two Faces of Tomorrow James P Hogan
To Say Nothing of the Dog Connie Willis	Brave New World Aldous Huxley
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlein	The Postman David Brin
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea Jules Verne	Snow Crash Neal Stephenson
Robopocalypse Daniel H. Wilson	Soon I Will Be Invincible Austin Grossman
The End of Eternity Isaac Asimov	The Last Man of Earth Club Paul R. Hardy
Gamers Thomas K. Carpenter	Containment Christian Cantrell
On Dark Shores: The Lady J.A. Clement	Fezariu's Epiphany David M. Brown
This Dark Magic Chryse Wymer	The Eyes of the Dead G.R. Yeates
Known Afterlife Trey Copeland	Shadowing: A Henchman's Tale Kat Zantow
Sorcerer's Legacy Janny Wurts	Foundation for the Lost Scott Rhine
Beloved of the Fallen Savannah Kline	Mirror Shards: Volume One Edited by Thomas K. Carpenter
Saving JFK W. Green	War of the Witch Angel Haze
The God Virus J.E. Murphy	Peter Pan J.M. Barrie
The Last Unicorn Peter S. Beagle	The Wind in the Willows Kenneth Grahame
Watership Down Richard Adams	The Princess Bride William Goldman
The Dragon and The George Gordon R. Dickson	The Broken Sword Poul Anderson
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz L. Frank Baum	A Wizard of Earthsea Ursula K Le Guin
The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe C.S. Lewis	Over Sea, Under Stone Susan Cooper
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Lewis Carroll	Scavengers Cynthia Echterling
The Harvest Scott Nicholson	Gabriel's Redemption Steve Umstead
Gabriel's Return Steve Umstead	Future Destinies Chris Turner
What Came After Sam Winston	Tending The Fire Erin L. Snyder
Liberator's Ruin P.J. Johns	Enterprise: Kobayashi Maru Michael A. Martin / Andy Mangels

I involved a wide range of novels for this challenge, from modern indie authors to classic novels from the last century. It was a real eye opener trying to read so many books within the speculative fiction umbrella which has really highlighted the diversity there.

Summary:
I enjoyed this challenge, but in reality I probably would have read 48 Speculative Fiction books anyway without the challenge being present.