Better late than never eh? Not too many compared to some years, but Animals Without Backbones and Incarnations both took me a long while. Definitely worth it, the former was some of the best stuff I have read in ages and the perfect Carcosa monster manual...love the style of the old Pelican non-fiction books. Also if you have any interest at all in classic death metal or grindcore you owe it to yourself to get the Scott Burns book.
Fiction's not really stuck with me this year. Nothing truly blew me away apart from Shea and Grudova.
The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) - Katie Mack
Spanky - Christopher Fowler
Engines of Desire - Livia Llewellyn
Polyphemus - Michael Shea
The Coiled Serpent - Camilla Grudova
Herne The Hunter #4: The Vulture's Shadow - John McLaglen
Hawk Mountain - Conor Habib
Herne The Hunter #5: Apache Squaw - John McLaglen
Beware! - Richard Laymon
The Doll's Alphabet - Camilla Grudova
Entangled Life - Morton Sheldrake
The Scott Burns Sessions: A Life In Death Metal - David Gehlke
Idealism in a Nutshell - Bernardo Kastrup
Animals Without Backbones Vol.1 - Ralph Buschbaum
Animals Without Backbones Vol. 2 - Ralph Buschbaum
The Sucking Pit - Guy N Smith
The Lathe of Heaven - Ursula K LeGuin
Incarnations: A History of India in 50 Lives - Sunil Khilnani
Ports of Call - Jack Vance
The Time Machine Did It - John Schwartzwelder