Tag: science fiction
Mini-reviews – the last batch of 2020: The Galaxy Game, Black Girl Unlimited, Tooth and Claw, Moving Pictures, The Sunken Mall, Drowned Country
DID IT! I CAUGHT UP WITH MY REVIEWS! This is the last batch of my mini-reviews, and with it I should’ve done at least a mini review for everything I
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Graphic novel reviews: Mooncakes, LaGuardia, Ghost in the Shell
I wasn’t really planning on reviewing these, but I’ve used them for various bingos, so the completionist in me made me do it. Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker & Wendy Xu
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Sci Fi Month mini-reviews: Planetfall, Ninefox Gambit, The Vanished Birds
November is #SciFiMonth, hosted by Imyril @One More and Lisa @Dear Geek Place. So for this episode of catching up with my review folder, 3 sci -fi books! Ninefox Gambit
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Sentient Spaceships: An ART from Murderbot appreciation post
November is #SciFiMonth, hosted by Imyril @One More and Lisa @Dear Geek Place. Today’s prompt is Sentient Spaceships, which I initially read as Living Spaceships, and was coming here all
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SciFiMonth: 12 recs based on what I’ve read this year
November is #SciFiMonth, hosted by Imyril @One More and Lisa @Dear Geek Place. To start off I’ve made a list of Sci Fi book recommendations based on the what I’ve
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BLM Bingo reviews(2): Mem, A Song Below Water, The City We Became, Brown Girl in the Ring
These are some of the books I’ve read for the Tarot Black Lives Matter book bingo, presented by The Tarot Sequence fandom! This is run primarily by Kathy @pages below
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Rosewater by Tade Thompson Review
Tade Thompson’s Rosewater is the start of an award-winning, cutting edge trilogy set in Nigeria, by one of science fiction’s most engaging new voices. Rosewater is a town on the
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Murderbot – Network Effect by Martha Wells Review
This review will probably make 0 sense if you haven’t read the novellas, but doesn’t contain spoilers except for the hidden ones. Network Effect, the new Murderbot novel, was everything
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4 Shortish reviews of sci-fi books: The Calculating Stars, The Fated Sky, The Long Way To A Small Angry Planet, All These Worlds
In an attempt to catch up with my slew of unwritten reviews, I’m doing a short series of short reviews. Last time I covered The Curse of Chalion, The Realm
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Rip-Off – edited by Gardner Dozois
Rip-Off is a very interesting project. An anthology of 13 fantasy and sci-fi short stories starting from the challenge of ripping off their favorite opening line for a classic piece
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