if all the stars were books, the galaxy would still be smaller than my TBR list
This book came to my attention through social media, and it sounded really interesting. So, when it popped up on NetGalley, I couldn't help but jump all over that request button. So, many thanks to the author, as well as Tor via NetGalley for the review copy. Ambassador Mahit Dzmare arrives in the center of... Continue Reading →
Having really enjoyed The Djinn Falls in Love, I couldn't help but request this one as soon as I saw it on NetGalley! So thanks very much to the authors, and editors, and Solaris via NetGalley for the review copy! We live our lives in the daylight. Our stories take place under the sun: bright,... Continue Reading →
This was an audiobook request that sounded like an interesting premise, and it's only 2 hours long so I jumped on it. So, I received a copy of this audiobook from the author in exchange for an honest review, and here we go! It is 1913 and the biggest question on the writer's mind, is... Continue Reading →
I don't actually think I even checked the goodreads reviews or whatnot on this book before I was all up in NetGalley's request button. Unicorns. In. Space. Guys. I mean, the title of this book itself sounds like a Cowboy Bebop episode, FFS. Who doesn't immediately request that?! Certainly not me. 😀 So, I'd like... Continue Reading →
This one came to my attention from a bit of word of mouth from people in my social rhombus. I took a look at the goodreads page for the book and was very intrigued by the blurb. So off I went into the land of NetGalley and requested a copy, not expecting to be approved... Continue Reading →
I've read another Peter Watts book before, and it was quite fascinating while being at least a little fun (it was Blindsight, if you're curious, which caught my interest by having a not-your-typical-vampire spaceship captain - and yes that was as amazing as it sounds). So, when I saw this one on NetGalley, I put... Continue Reading →
This was a NetGalley request that looked interesting. I quite liked Jo Walton's Among Others, and short fiction is a lovely 'in between' bigger novels for me. I like to sit and read a short story or two in between bigger novels as a bit of a palette cleanser, if you will, so this one... Continue Reading →
I heard a little hype about this book on twitter, and couldn't help myself when it popped up on NetGalley. It sounded absolutely intriguing. I'm no stranger to sci-fi, and also no stranger to books involving robots, but this one seemed unique. So, many thanks to Macmillan-Tor/Forge via NetGalley for this book. Earth, 2144. Jack... Continue Reading →
Oh my various gods, a new Andy Weir book! My love for The Martian hit its prime a few years before this blog happened, so you may not know quite how far it stretches, but let's just say that it's in my top ten of all time (and I have read well over a thousand... Continue Reading →
