I probably did more graphic novels this year than I've ever done in my whole life. Probably. 
 But even so, I've made my way through a few dozen heavyweights like Infinite Jest, The Complete Short Stories: Volume 1, The Complete Short Stories: Volume 2, and great number of other doorstoppers like Great North Road. 
 What did I love the most? 
 The Library at Mount Char, Radiance, Children of Time, The Boat of a Million Years, Life During Wartime, Stations of the Tide, and The Fortunate Fall. 
 Of course, there's a ton of runner-ups, like The Fifth Season, Luna: New Moon, Lolita, Illuminae, The Traitor Baru Cormorant, and Cuckoo Song, but we have to draw the line somewhere. I loved all of these books. 
 There were a few unknowns that stood heavily in my mind, too, such as The Bones of the Earth. I have a real sweet tooth for great over-the-top horror/dark fantasy. 
 I loved a lot more, too, or there's no way in hell I could justify my reading schedule or my devotion to the text. 
 There were a number of other beauties, but still, none were quite as beautiful as the ones I've mentioned. :) 
 For the year, I sit at a grand total of 499 books for a total of 117,451 pages. This includes a few short stories, novels, and all graphic novels. 
 I'm kinda surprised. I don't even feel ashamed that I couldn't squeeze in just ONE MORE TITLE. :) Oh well! Maybe next year! 
 Update 2/6/2016: 
 Just nominated my favorite SF for the 2015 HUGO, and here's the list: 
 The Library at Mount Char 
 Children of Time 
 Luna: New Moon 
 Radiance 
 The Fifth Season 
 I didn't nominate any shorts or novellas since I haven't read much of anything there, BUT, if anyone has any suggestions for the short categories, including Short Stories, Novelettes, or Novellas, throw them at me and I'll see if I can read them all before March 31 this year. Thanks!