31 Aug, 2018
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August
22 books read. 11 by women (50%), 11 by men (50%).
Works by POC: 7 (32%)
Year to Date
173 books read. 93.5 by women (54%), 72.5 by men (42%), 2 by NB (1%). 5 by persons whose gender is unknown (3%).
Works by POC: 59 (34%) And now, the meaningless table.
24 Aug, 2018
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The land is in turmoil. Mages are hunted by men and gods alike. Even their own kind betray each other in the name of safety and protection.
With their last refuge fallen, two young mages must conspire against a god to show the world that their abilities aren’t a curse; they are the only way to ensure lasting peace. Under the threat of anti-magic fanatics, Wren struggles to find her place as a leader and to keep her people safe as they build a new home. While Danoph searches for answers on a spiritual journey, determined to find out who he really is and where he came from in an effort to calm the coming storm.
Their world has turned against them, yet only they can save the world.
17 Aug, 2018
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Acheron’s human death unleashed an unspeakable horror that almost destroyed the earth. Then, brought back against his will, he became the sole defender of mankind. Only it was never that simple. For centuries, Acheron has fought for our survival and hidden a past he’ll do anything to keep concealed. Until a lone woman who refuses to be intimidated by him threatens his very existence. Now his survival―and ours―hinges on hers, and old enemies reawaken and unite to kill them both. War has never been more deadly…or more fun.
11 Aug, 2018
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Original Science Fiction Stories About Young People of the Future
What will life be like for the young people of the future? What will they inherit from today, and what strange new situations will they face?
Nine popular science fiction writers confront these questions in lively stories created especially for this collection. Their answers are intriguing and remarkably varied. Each author presents a possible world of the future. And each examines the lives of young people who are balancing their own dreams against the peculiar demands of their world.
Contents:
Come Sing the Moons of Moravenn — Leigh Brackett
Examination Day — Gordon Eklund
The Speeders — Arthur Tofte
Let My People Go! — Joseph Green
Night of the Millennium — Edward D. Hoch
A Bowl of Biskies Makes a Growing Boy — Raymond F. Jones
Final Exam — Thomas N. Scortia
The Others — J. Hunter Holly
Peace Love and Food for the Hungry — Gail Kimberly
4 Aug, 2018
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Jane Hawkins lives on a floating space port where she tries to help her mothers run a failing inn. Every day she watches starships land from far-off places, bound for exotic adventures.
But a new occupant under their roof is about to change everything. His name is Villem Osteonides. More machine than man, he’s crewed aboard ships that sail through the universe faster than light.
And he has a secret that will change Jane’s life forever.
1 Aug, 2018
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My venerable laptop has been displaying disturbing behavior of the sort that suggests it’s time to replace it. Accordingly, any reviews commissioned between now and August 15, 2018 are half off! Fifty dollars will buy you a book review by yours truly! Multiples of fifty will buy you multiple reviews!
(Because I don’t want my loyal patreon supporters to feel short-changed, any Patreon review credits claimed between now and the 15th are also doubled.).
1 Aug, 2018
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July
22 books read. 13 by women (59%), 9 by men (41%).
Works by POC: 4 (20%)
Year to Date
151 books read. 82.5 by women (55%), 61.5 by men (41%), 2 by NB (1%). 5 by persons whose gender is unknown (3%).
Works by POC: 52 (34%)
And now, the meaningless table.