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Voting for the 2024 Indieverse Awards is open from Nov 1-10, and Iris and the Crew is up for Best Sci-Fi Novel! - Cait Gordon-Author, Editor, Cupcake Eater
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Reflections on China's "The Three-Body Problem" winning the Hugo Award | Voices under the Sun
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| | When Chinese sci-fi author Liu Cixin's The Three-Body Problem was nominated for the Hugo Awards back in April, there was much talk in China regarding the Sad/Rabid Puppies and their agenda. While Chinese sci-fi authors and fans recognise the nature and significance of political correctness and its role in literature, they may or many...
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Book Review: "What We All Saw" by Mike Lucas (@mikelucasauthor@PenguinTeenAus @ReadingsBooks @EasternRegional) | Voices under the Sun
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| | What We All Saw (Penguin Australia, May 2022) by Mike Lucas This is the first in a series of six reviews featuring the 2022 Readings Young Adult Book Prize. Although What We All Saw is supposedly a horror story for lower to middle secondary readers, any adult would find this superbly crafted book a reminder...
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Book Review: The Mercy of Gods by James S. A. Corey - No Rerolls
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| | The Mercy of Gods is a sci-fi novel by James S. A. Corey. This is the first book in The Captive's War, a new series from the author (really two authors writing under a shared pen name) of the fantastic The Expanse series. It was first published in August 2024 by Orbit. This review is...
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Misery by Stephen King - The Frumious Consortium
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| I was familiar with the premise of this book before I started it, and it didn't seem very interesting, but once I started it I was surprised by how...