I've enjoyed everything that I've read by Rebecca Roanhorse and so when this popped up on my radar, I couldn't help but request a copy. Of course it helped that it sounded so interesting. So thanks to the author, as well as Saga Press via NetGalley for the review copy! High in the remote mountains,... Continue Reading →
Review: Lucky Girl, How I Became a Horror Writer by M. Rickert
I don't always read horror, but occasionally, one crosses my path that sounds like it would be very interesting, as this one did. Plus it's a novella, and so I could fit it right in between other books! So, thanks to the author, as well as Tordotcom for the review copy! Ro, a struggling writer,... Continue Reading →
Review: Second Spear by Kerstin Hall
Another novella that the publisher reached out to see if I would like to give it a read, this one sounded super interesting, and so I leapt on the chance to give it a read. So, thanks to the author, as well as Tordotcom via NetGalley for the review copy! After surviving the schemes of... Continue Reading →
Review: High Times in the Low Parliament by Kelly Robson
That was an interesting sounding novella, so when the publisher reached out and asked if I'd like to give it a try, it was not hard to jump on the chance. So, thanks to the author, as well as Tordotcom via NetGalley for the review copy! Lana Baker is Aldgate’s finest scribe, with a sharp... Continue Reading →
Review: January Fifteenth by Rachel Swirsky
When Tordotcom reached out to me with this novella, I gladly accepted, as the premise sounded intriguing! So thanks to the author, as well as Tordotcom for the review copy!~ January Fifteenth—the day all Americans receive their annual Universal Basic Income payment. For Hannah, a middle-aged mother, today is the anniversary of the day she... Continue Reading →
Review: Short Changed: Stories from Ethereal Earth
Moving right along with my audiobook listening this year, this is a group of short stories from the Ethereal Earth series that the author was nice enough to offer me a copy of when he had finished the audiobook. So thanks very much to the author for the audiobook copy! How does a con man... Continue Reading →
Review: Tales of Ioth by D.P. Woolliscroft
Having really enjoyed this series, I gladly accepted a review copy of this volume of short stories that that take place around the main story. So thanks to the author for the review copy! Ioth was gone. Kingshold had fallen. But we could not give up. I am Mareth, once Lord Protector of Kingshold, and... Continue Reading →
Review: A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers
It's pretty safe to say that I love everything Becky Chambers writes, and so when this popped up on NetGalley, I immediately slammed that request button. Thanks to the author, as well as Tor via NetGalley for the review copy! It's been centuries since the robots of Earth gained self-awareness and laid down their tools.... Continue Reading →
Review: Nebula Awards Showcase 54 – Edited by Nibedita Sen
I don't always read too many anthologies, but I do sometimes get the urge. They are nice palette cleansers, so to speak, being able to throw a nice story or two in between bigger reads. This one showcases some of the year's best sci-fi and fantasy fiction. Thanks to all of the authors, the editor,... Continue Reading →
Review: The Mage-Born Anthology by Kayleigh Nicol
I really enjoyed Sorcerous Rivalry, and so when this anthology came about with stories about Reshi's brothers and sisters, I couldn't help but grab a copy. It's been a sort of mission of mine to read bits of it between bigger novels. It's admittedly taken a long time though. Before they became known as the... Continue Reading →