Review of "Machinehood"
by S.B. Divya
Read on my blog:
https://stardustrohrig.com/2024/11/08/machinehood-review/
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Review of "Machinehood"
by S.B. Divya
Read on my blog:
https://stardustrohrig.com/2024/11/08/machinehood-review/
Maybe you need to escape into a book for a little bit? But maybe a book that can help you when you're ready to come back to the world? Rebecca Campbell's ARBOREALITY is in this Reactor list as one of the MOST ICONIC hidden gem spec fic books.
https://reactormag.com/the-most-iconic-speculative-fiction-books-of-the-21st-century/
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“It was to the sound of a slap that Karen awoke.” #WIP #sciencefiction #apocaliptic #specultive #timetravel
“It was to the sound of a slap that Karen awoke.” #WIP #sciencefiction #apocaliptic #specultive #timetravel
#WhatWereReading : Joe loved Limelight and Other Stories by #Edinburgh scribe Lyndsey Croal, a clever set of short tales, touching on many areas of contemporary concern.
Out now from Shortwave Books
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Juleen Brantingham (1942-2023) was born on this day. Bibliography: https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?1850
L, Carlos Ochagavia, 1980; R, Jürgen Rogner, 1981
#scifi #horror #books #sciencefiction
Ben Bova (1932-2020) was born on this day. Bibliography: https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/ea.cgi?184
L, Joseph Csatari, 1977; R, Pamela Lee, 1993
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Disney arbeitet an neuer "Star Wars"-Trilogie
Disney arbeitet an einer neuen Trilogie im "Star Wars"-Universum, berichtet Hollywood Reporter. Um die Skywalker-Saga soll es dabei nicht gehen.
Finished reading Megan E. O'Keefe's "The Fractured Dark: Book Two Of The Devoured Worlds."
https://amzn.to/3LxrtWR
📖🚀🪐🍄
Super good. As gripping as the first book of this epic #SciFi #SpaceOpera trilogy. Now to see how this story ends.
#books #reading #ScienceFiction
New Review - a gripping SF legal thriller that makes us ask ourselves questions of law, justice, revolution and doing the right thing. I strongly recommend The Sentence by Gautam Bhatia out now! https://www.runalongtheshelves.net/blog/2024/11/8/the-sentence-by-gautam-bhatia
Last chance to get your free download of my novel, Prince of Flowers, King of Shadows!
Available to download FOR FREE until 8th November 2024.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DLR1CN11
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The Void - Dark sci-fi space opera.
Loren Roth:
Spy and information broker operating within the criminal underworld, she is a woman with a horrific past who is trying to piece herself together again. More than happy to exploit the criminal community for her own gain.
Known to have some form of relationship with the notorious bounty-hunter Mira Candor, though details are unknown.
https://www.ratchman.com/characters/character-profile-loren-roth
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Feed your TBR pile! We've got a ton of reviews of the latest short SFF fiction and novels for you over at locusmag.com?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-Locus-Magazine
Toto wants you to go take a look ;)
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I've finished: Roadside Picnic by Arkady Strugatsky & Boris Strugatsky
While very dated in its misogyny, smoking and technology, the inexplicable aliens trope feels modern.
I know works like Rendezvous with Rama were also published in the early 70s, but more familiar aliens that are easier to interact with are still more common in the genre, and going beyond the differently human sort of alien still feels revolutionary, or like playing sci-fi on hard mode.
Knowing that Roadside Picnic was written in The Soviet Union, it was also interesting to think about how this got through the political sensors, but when you understand that it is not set in Russia and can be portrayed as a critique of western decadence, things start making sense.
Red feels like an American hero going into the wilderness to seek his fortune. This could have been a western, about the last days of the …
I've finished: Roadside Picnic by Arkady Strugatsky & Boris Strugatsky
While very dated in its misogyny, smoking and technology, the inexplicable aliens trope feels modern.
I know works like Rendezvous with Rama were also published in the early 70s, but more familiar aliens that are easier to interact with are still more common in the genre, and going beyond the differently human sort of alien still feels revolutionary, or like playing sci-fi on hard mode.
Knowing that Roadside Picnic was written in The Soviet Union, it was also interesting to think about how this got through the political sensors, but when you understand that it is not set in Russia and can be portrayed as a critique of western decadence, things start making sense.
Red feels like an American hero going into the wilderness to seek his fortune. This could have been a western, about the last days of the true frontiers man.
I was able to get over the misogyny and anachronism by thinking of it as an alternate history rather than a future.
Red is a wonderful flawed character, I really enjoyed reading his story.
Roadside Picnic deserves to be considered a classic.
https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/baeb72dd-195f-4037-8bbc-0a525aa3c0b7
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THE SONGS OF DISTANT EARTH (1986)
Acrylic - 20" x 31"
After running through several preliminary concepts, I arrived at an approach to this book cover that felt perfect to me. The scene I imagined would be some time before the events described in the book. 1/8
#sciencefiction #scifi #scifiart #sff #illustration #arthurcclarke