An Infinitely Mindblowing Finale: The Infinite by Ada Hoffman
I really did not know how Hoffman could possibly wrap everything up in just one more book.
But she did – and blew me away.
Tag: sci-fi
A Roadmap to a Future I Can Believe In: Everything For Everyone by M.E. O’Brien & Eman Abdelhadi
I’ve read a lot of books with their own takes on a ‘better future’.
But this is the first one I’ve ever seen that actually shows us how to make that future.
Teixcalaan By Way of Cleopatra: The Stars Undying by Emery Robin
Queer sci-fi Cleopatra.
What more do you need to hear???
October DNFs
Four books that crashed and burned for me this month – all of them ARCs.
Run, Don’t Walk: Fractured Infinity by Nathan Tavares
What do you do when it’s a choice between someone you love and the lives of billions?
You grab your person and you run.
A Future I Want to Live In: A Half-Built Garden by Ruthanna Emrys
A very queer, near-future sci-fi where aliens have come to save us…by taking us away from Earth.
Your Gender Binary is Still Imaginary: SFF For International Non-Binary People’s Day!
Let’s get some nonbinary pride up in here!
Giant Robots and Queer Music: August Kitko and the Mechas From Space by Alex White
600 years in the future, queer musicians team up with giant robots to save humanity.
Shamanistic Sci-Fi: The Moonday Letters by Emmi Itäranta
A queer shaman must travel deep into her spouse’s past on Mars and beyond to determine the future of planet Earth.
A Paean of Hope Against the Dark: Ansible–A Thousand Faces by Stant Litore
Ansible was pitched to me as featuring a ‘bisexual hijabi time traveler’, and you know what, that really is all I need to hear.