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Spaceships, robots, and aliens, oh my! Strap yourself in for my forays to the stars.
Star Surgeonbooksreviews |
Four Star SurgeonOct. 15, 2014 | Comments Turns out doctors are just as complex, imaginative, and just plain fun to sail the stars with as any other hero, with the boldest mission yet: not only to seek out new life, but to save it as well. |
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AmbresiaOct. 09, 2014 | Comments The denizens of the Pearl Gondola are introduced to a brand new phenomena set to rock their tiny enclosed existences. |
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AphelionSep. 25, 2014 | Comments The daughters of one world give their all to appease the Sun, but is it enough? |
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Luminary Strains to Tell Its Own TaleSep. 09, 2014 | Comments This sequel to Krista McGee's award-winning novel Anomaly feels at war with itself. There's a genuinely good story here; unfortunately, it's hampered by the structural needs of a trilogy's second act. |
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Babylon 5 on the Big Screen & More Genre NewsAug. 09, 2014 | Comments Look what popped into my Twitter feed this week: "CONFIRMED by @straczynski - He's writing a Babylon 5 feature film in 2015." |
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A Canticle For Leibowitz: a Transcendent DistopiaAug. 05, 2014 | Comments This book inhabits the intersection of science fiction and Christianity, and it certainly hugs that line with an unflinching dedication to the best of both traditions. |
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BogeyJul. 17, 2014 | Comments President Meredith Blake faces a unique challenge in her first term. |
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A Political AnswerJul. 10, 2014 | Comments Inspired by a prompt from the Postorbital tumblr: one megacorporation's employee is forced to articulate what her company believes is "good." |
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Apex Book of World SF3 is a Mixed BagJul. 09, 2014 | Comments Some stories really communicated across cultural divides; others were more esoteric, making me feel I'd lost something in the translation. |
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Anomaly reviewJul. 01, 2014 | Comments This book contains all the successful ingredients of YA distopias, but doesn't come across half-baked. It, like the protagonist, desires to honestly explore a world of both tragedy and hope, humor and pathos, love and fear. |