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Jitterbug, Gareth Powell [Book Review]
I really need to read more science fiction. This political space adventure was delightful. This is a self-contained propulsive novel that felt like the best episodes of…
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Book Review:: The Ministry of Time | Kaliane Bradley
The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley is a fascinating, captivating, historical – sci-fi – romance – adventure – thriller. Ha. It’s a mashup of multiple genres…
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Book Review:: All That We See or Seem | Ken Liu
Fan of tech thrillers? Ken Liu’s newest novel, All That We See or Seem is a must read! In the world of developing AI and the surveillance…
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Book Review:: The Book of Lost Hours | Hayley Gelfuso
A big idea can change the world, for what is the world as we know it, but ideas? It starts small, inside the mind of one person,…
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Book Review:: A Psalm for the Wild-Built | Becky Chambers
What is it that drives us? What is our purpose? What happens when we actually achieve what we set out to do? What comes next? A Psalm…
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Book Review:: Awake in A Floating City | Susanna Kwan
Awake in the Floating City is a story of a woman torn between two choices: to stay in the city slowly being engulfed by water, where her…
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Book Review:: All the Water in the World | Eiren Caffall
You like reading about life post-apocalypse? How about a double apocalypse? Nonie is born after the end of the world as we know it. Weather patterns have…