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Guest Review: Stung by Bethany Wiggins
Format read: ARC provided by publisher Formats available: hardcover Genre: Young adult science fiction Length: 304 pages Publisher: Walker and Company Date Released: April 2, 2013 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Book Depository Fiona … Continue reading
Posted in ARCs, book reviews, Guest Review, science fiction, young adult
Tagged B Reviews, Bethany Wiggins, post-apocalypse, science fiction, YA, young adult
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Anne McCaffrey, First Dragonrider of Pern, RIP
Somewhere a queen dragon has folded up her great golden wings and closed her rainbow eyes in final rest. All the Dragonriders who have ever dreamed of Pern have lost the one who showed us one of the best and … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, obituaries, science fiction
Tagged fantasy, science fiction, science fiction romance
How many best books?
In time for everyone’s holiday shopping, the best books of 2011 lists are popping up everywhere. This is in spite of the fact that 2011 still has two whole publishing months yet to go! And maybe it’s me, but I … Continue reading
Posted in best book lists, books, fantasy, romance, science fiction
Tagged fantasy, genre fiction, horror, Publishers Weekly, romance, science fiction
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Theirs not to reason why: a soldier’s duty
A Soldier’s Duty is the opening title in the new military science fiction series, Theirs Not to Reason Why, by Jean Johnson. We first meet Ia as a 15-year-old on the Terran colony of Sanctuary as she navigates the time-streams … Continue reading
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Tagged A Reviews, Jean Johnson, military science fiction
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NPR wants your vote
NPR is back with their continuing search for the top 100 Science Fiction and Fantasy books of all time. Or, at least the list as NPR listeners see it from the vantage point of the summer of 2011. NPR provided … Continue reading
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Tagged fantasy, NPR, science fiction
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Life after Harry
When I say “Harry”, I mean Harry Potter, of course. Who else could I possibly mean? The movie poster for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, pretty much says it all, doesn’t it? Harry Potter fans have been … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy, Harry Potter, science fiction
Tagged Anne McCaffrey, books, Diane Duane, fantasy, Fritz Leiber, Harry Potter, movies, science fiction, Tamora Pierce
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What makes the better man?
What does it mean to be “the better man”? And which matters more, being “better” in the moral and ethical sense, or being “superior” in the evolutionary sense? After a recent viewing of the movie X-Men: First Class, those were … Continue reading
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Tagged Deborah Harkness, Harry Potter, heroes, Katherine Kurtz, science fiction, urban fantasy, X-men
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