Alex Fink finished reading Enough Space for Everyone Else by J. N. Monk
Lovely little collection from 2017 that I finally got around to reading. Sci-fi comics that aimed to be inclusive and anti-empire building. Some nice reads.
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70% complete! Alex Fink has read 17 of 24 books.
Lovely little collection from 2017 that I finally got around to reading. Sci-fi comics that aimed to be inclusive and anti-empire building. Some nice reads.
Juliet Milagros Palante is leaving the Bronx and headed to Portland, Oregon. She just came out to her family and …
Content warning Discussion of the ending
@[email protected] I felt very similar about this book. It was a LONG way to go for an ending that I appreciated.
Captain Will Laurence and his noble dragon Temeraire battle against Bonaparte's invading forces. When China discovers that their rare gift, …
Wow. Like the other books, a ton of world building through about 50%, which is a little bit of a slog for me. But then things go haywire and the last half was completely absorbing. Like the other books, I read too fast and miss important details. Wish Alecto the Ninth was out...
Martin Hench is 67 years old, single, and successful in a career stretching back to the beginnings of Silicon Valley. …
Was fine and some interesting ideas. Kinda a slog through, never got deeply hooked, just kept kinda wondering when it would end. It felt like the whole premise of the book was kinda given up in the first 1/3, then the rest was just playing out what you expected, hoping for some fun surprise.
Her city is under siege.
The zombies are coming back.
And all Nona wants is a birthday party.
In many …