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The Rising Tide by J. Scott Coatsworth
The Rising Tide has a large cast, and since most appeared first in The Stark Divide, I wished I’d read Book One more recently in the beginning. The feeling didn’t last, though, because there’s enough context to ground me, even … Continue reading
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Tagged generation ship, LGBTQ fiction, Liminal Sky, science fiction, talestotideyouover, The Ariadne Cycle
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Forget Me Not by Alexandra Oliva
Let me start by saying I had trouble putting this book down. I made excuses to read just a little more because the characters are fascinating. This is a hard story to classify. It has elements from thrillers, cold case … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandra Oliva, Forget Me Not, reality, science fiction, talestotideyouover, thriller, women's fiction
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Persephone Station by Stina Leicht
The description of Persephone Station intrigued me from the start. I enjoyed both television shows listed as comparable, while the line between space opera and military science fiction is a favorite of mine. It’s strange how something that falls tightly … Continue reading
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Tagged colonization, feminist fiction, personhood, sci fi, science fiction, talestotideyouover
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There’s a Main Character with Chronic Pain in Machine by Elizabeth Bear
Note: I make an effort not to include any spoilers in my essay, but you may extrapolate some possibilities from how the main character manages her condition. Please take this into account before deciding to read further. I have been … Continue reading
