Yes, the Sci-Fi Summer Readathon hosted at Seasons of Reading ended over a week ago, but I kept forgetting to post my wrap-up. Since this year’s readathon was a month long, the goal was to read some science fiction/fantasy, but we could include other genres as well. Here’s my list. …
Four women invented time travel in 1967. Three went on to become rich and famous. One went on to have a breakdown and be cut off from her friends. The Psychology of Time Travel is clearly science fiction, but it’s also a murder mystery and even more about women and …
I loved The Consuming Fire! It’s the middle book in a trilogy and do read #1 first. Galactic travel through the Flow is breaking down and human civilization is in grave danger. The Emperox of the Interdependency is convinced, but she’s surrounded by a lot of wealthy, powerful people who …
Mystery and science fiction make a great pairing and Lock In by John Scalzi does it well. It’s a police procedural set in a future where a portion of the population has been affected by Haden’s syndrome, leaving some “locked in, ” awake and aware, but unable to move or …
So, I think I may be back from my unintended hiatus. There has a been a lot going on lately and I just haven’t had much time for blogging. I got a new job in mid-May, which is going really well, but let’s be honest, I used to blog while …
The Sci-Fi Summer Readathon starts today. Thanks, Michelle, for hosting again this year. From Season of Reading: Read-a-Thon dates: Friday, June 1 at 12:00am CDT until Thursday, June 14 at 11:59pm CDT. Since science fiction is a very specific genre, this will be strictly reading science fiction during the event. …
