He felt like he had been in an accident, or he had somehow become the living embodiment of an accident, and so he didn’t try to move.
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He felt like he had been in an accident, or he had somehow become the living embodiment of an accident, and so he didn’t try to move.
relatable
So, there he was, barely conscious in the back of a black cab being driven down the Haymarket road on the spirit-side of London by a man who died seventy years ago, when Nneoma finally told Shigidi that she loved him.
@vicorva@mastodon.art Thank you for writing it! I always feel like my reviews fall far short of expressing the level of my enjoyment.
Space Dragons: Luxorian's Crew is first and foremost a novella about space dragons, or at least one particular space dragon.
However, it is also about recovering from abusive relationships, building a family, doing and being more than others believe you can, and thriving in a universe where everything is built for beings of different sizes, shapes, and abilities.
If any of this resonates with you, or even if you're just in the mood for a wonderfully-written, bite-sized space opera, go and read Space Dragons: Luxorian's Crew! Space Dragons!
This is a novel so Australian that it goes from Milo to "no worries" to lamington in the course of a single paragraph.
Apart from that, it's kind of a typical crime novel following the investigation of a young teenage girl's disappearance.
The most interesting thing it does, in my opinion, is, among the chapters following various characters' viewpoints, adding "we" chapters that are meant to be kind of a combined viewpoint of the town's kids.
And there it is: THE MIMICKING OF KNOWN SUCCESSES ebook is 75% off, down to $2.99, across platforms! A Holmesian murder mystery set on Jupiter, featuring a 2nd-chance f/f romance, annoyed academics, trains, fog, tea, and the regeneration of ecosystems! Grab your e-copy now!
I was terrible with names, especially when I wasn’t listening.
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My forthcoming novel DEATH OF THE AUTHOR (Jan 2025) is about death, disability, ability, the complexity of culture, immigrants & the next generations, machines, AI, gun ownership, creative writing, the space race, so much more. At its heart, it's about the power of STORYTELLING. And it has a hell of an ending.
‘Humans are a necessary annoyance,’ my mother had said to me.
We were waiting for things to converge.
In the morning, I pushed impotent fantasies of revenge from my mind and turned my energies to the practical
— Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
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The #SFFBookClub pick for October 2024