February DNFs
Grave Empire, The Antlered King, The Fourth Consort, A Dance of Lies
Tag: sci-fi
Lovely, But Not Worth It: Murder by Memory by Olivia Waite
A review that ended up being about book pricing.
Sci-Fi of Manners With the Highest of Stakes: Foreigner by C.J. Cherryh
It almost physically pains me to take a break from reading this series long enough to review it.
Glitter is Punk, Actually: Space Opera by Catherynne M Valente
My woefully inadequate review of EUROVISION IN SPACE!
Pew-Pew On an Epic Scale: Deep Black by Miles Cameron
The kind of sci fi I LIVE for!
Genre-Defying, Genre-Defining: Rakesfall by Vajra Chandrasekera
Rakesfall breaks the mould and then your mind and refuses to put EITHER ONE back together.
Sunday Soupçons #30
A non-traditional fantasy classic, and queer teenage superheroes!
Sweetly Shining: A Letter to the Luminous Deep by Sylvie Cathrall
Letters going back-and-forth across a water-bound world, in what will probably be the most charming book I read this year!
You’ll Have To Pry It From My Hands: Earthflown by Frances Wren
A high-tension love story amidst a future London where cars fly and water is undrinkable.
An Unmitigated Mess: The Floating Hotel by Grace Curtis
This cosy sci fi hotel story is NOT COSY.