would anyone be interested in a lit net top 100 books 2000-2015?

[entropic island]

a la the hit thread (http://www.online-literature.com/forums/showthread.php?72867-The-New-LitNet-Top-100-Books) but restricted to the last 15 years

i have a lot of time on my hands right now so would be willing to compile. could be a thing where people submit top 10s which get scored reflective of ranking and books on unranked lists get 5 points each. nothing too formal, just a fun lil thing. would anyone be interested?

edit top 100 whoopsiedaisy

[entropic island]

edit: doing a great job today

[YesNo]

Here are some books that are recent that I wouldn't mind reading again. They would be on my top 10 list.

Stephen Mumford and Rani Lill Anjum, "Causation: A Very Short Introduction", 2013, philosophy of science

Dean Radin, "Supernormal", 2013, parapsychology

Lang Leav, "Love and Misadventure", 2013, poetry

Rupert Sheldrake, "The Science Delusion", 2012, philosophy of science

[mona amon]

Yea, count me in. :)

[qimissung]

Sounds fun.

[YesNo]

You may add Mary Oliver's "Blue Horses", 2014, poetry to my list.

[entropic island]

i'll probably set up another thread for the top tens if enough people show interest but thanks, yesno

although the collection method i suggested in the op would result in an uneven total distribution between ranked/unranked lists so ranked lists might be necessary

[ajvenigalla]

I would include The Goldfinch, All the Light We Cannot See, Atonement, The Road, among the top 100 of 2000-2015.

[Poetaster]

Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace or House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielszski

[entropic island]

infinite jest was 96

[Tyrion Cheddar]

Personally, yes, if it came with a brief description of each, as I'm currently trying to fill the gaps (make that caverns) in my education by reading classic literature that I missed out on earlier in my life. So as for modern stuff, an accompanying description would enable me to know if a new-ish book connected in some way with said program of self-education. I would expect on this site that it would be the higher quality new stuff--not that I've anything against Stephanie Meyer, mind you. Apart from the fact that some barely literate bint made a billion dollars for scrawling stick figures on the back of a grocery store receipt with her daughter's crayons.

[entropic island]

maybe we could get people to write blurbs for the top 20 or so?