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Hello! I'm Ava, also known as faelif. I'm 18 and I'm studying for my A-levels here in the (double , and ). I program in and am learning . I'm but I don't really feel connected with gender at all.

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I used to be on the fediverse @faelif@mastodon.social. You can also find me on Bookwyrm @faelif@bookwyrm.social.

Christopher Hill: The world turned upside down (1972, Temple Smith)

From the subtitle "Radical Ideas during the English Revolution", a classic work by a major …

faelif reviews: the world turned upside down

I actually finished this over a month ago but I didn't get round to reviewing it until now. I really enjoyed learning about English Revolution-era radical thought, and particularly the works of Winstanley; it's given me a lot to think about. I would say, though, that as a more academic text this book isn't written especially engagingly.

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reviewed Three-Body Problem Series by Liu Cixin

Joel Martinsen, Liu Cixin, Ken Liu: Three-Body Problem Series (2017, Doherty Associates, LLC, Tom)

This trilogy follows a broad cast of characters through the centuries as earth enters a …

faelif reviews: three body problem

While I did find this book particularly dense in the classic word soup that a lot of sci-fi falls into, it made me consider the implications for Earth of the discovery of alien life in a way that I hadn't before - can't wait to read the sequels!

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