Wherein We Elect Our Favourite Novels of 1951

Automatic thread bump. This poll's results are now in.

I didn’t vote for The End of the Affair despite what I said about it itt but I’m pleased two of you did.

Of the zero votes, Forbidden Colours is a very well-written novel where it's hard to tell to what extent it is an exploration of a misogynist and/or by a misogynist.
Malone Dies is not much weaker than Molloy but I guess it suffers from middle-of-the-trilogy neglect, like Three Colours: White.

Right, I thought that was late for L Frank Baum if he had started in teh previous century. So good to hear I had my timeline about right if he died in 191.
THought that was odd. THough of course there are always unpublished works released way posthumously.

Wherein We Elect Our Favourite Novels of 1952

foundation has a neat idea but it's horribly written and doesn't even do justice to the idea