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Published date September 18, 2023
I’ve read All Systems Red by Martha Wells over a dozen times over the last few years. I could pretend I’m rereading the series again in preparation for the newest book coming out in November – System Collapse – but I read the series a few times a year whether...
Published date March 1, 2023
February wasn’t a month for voracious reading, but some more cerebral pieces of literature made it through in addition to the usual sci-fi, cozy mystery, and somewhat off the beaten pack romance novels. I’ve been working in a bit of non-fiction into my repertoire, but not too much this month,...
Published date August 29, 2022
I read Sim Kern’s Real Sugar is Hard To Find a few weeks ago, and it has stuck with me. The short story collection grapples with some heavy topics – climate change, reproductive freedom and reproductive justice (both to have, and to have not), what we owe one another, parenthood,...
Published date August 11, 2022
I read Arboreality by Rebecca Campbell in a hammock under the canopy of old cedar and pine trees – it felt like the perfect place to be. In the trees, relating to trees. The authour describes herself as someone who “writes weird fiction” and that was a major selling point...