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fishfingersandscarves · 4 months

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hello i am once again continuing my tradition of redesigning my favorite book's cover

#my art #fishfingersandscarves #the company series #kage baker #in the garden of iden #mendoza (the company series)#nicholas harpole #nicholas (the company series)#illustration #pretty happy with this one! :)#the orange scene is important to me so i always like including references to it

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agardenandlibrary · 3 months

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another episode of my podcast Backlog Books out now! (link in pinned post)

In the Garden of Iden by Kage Baker

Let’s set the stage: in the future, the Company has discovered time travel – but only to the past – and immortality – but only by basically turning you into a cyborg. I’m sure this company will use these innovations only for good and not for profit. So they set out to use time travel to go back and rescue long extinct plants and animals and works of art for the future. Which they then use to generate profit for the company. Well, what did you expect? How dare a book make me sad, I say, having picked up a book that starts with the main character being taken by the Spanish Inquisition.

#cara reads 2023 #in the garden of iden #kage baker #my book picture #cara podcasts #backlog books podcast

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grison-in-space · 9 months

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I have found myself rereading the Anvil of the World (Kage Baker) in the wake of this morning's bit about the butterflies, and I'm delighted by Lord Ermenwyr all over again:

“…with complete confidence, my lord. The man is a seasoned veteran of the roads. Er—Smith! I have the great honor of commending to your care the very noble Lord Ermenwyr of the House Kingfisher.” “Honor to your house, lord,” said Smith, rising to his feet though he’d never heard of the House Kingfisher. Lord Ermenwyr was doubled over in a coughing fit. When he straightened up, dabbing at his lips with an embroidered handkerchief, Smith beheld a slender young man. A pomaded and spangled beard was visible below his half mask, which was that of a unicorn’s head. He had extended the unicorn theme to an elaborate codpiece, from which a silver horn spiraled up suggestively. The eyes behind the mask had the glitter of fever. “Hello,” he croaked. “So you’re the fellow taking me to Salesh-by-the-Sea? I hope you’ve had some training as a psychopomp too. I expect to die en route.” “His lordship is pleased to be humorous,” said Smith’s cousin, wringing his hands. “His lord father has paid a great deal for his passage to the health resort at Salesh, and I have written to assure him in the strongest terms that Lord Ermenwyr will arrive there safely.” “Really?” said Lord Ermenwyr. “Watch this, then.” He reached out with the toe of his boot and drew a bull’s-eye in the dust. Stepping back several paces, he hawked and spat in a neat arc, hitting the center of the target with a gob of blood. “You see?” he said brightly, as Smith and his cousin stared. “Utterly moribund. Don’t worry, though; I’ve got embalming spices in my luggage, and Daddy won’t mind my early demise much, whatever he may have written.” Smith’s cousin closed his mouth, then said hastily, “It’s simply the inconvenience of our local weather, my lord. I myself coughed up a little blood not an hour ago. It passes with the first winter rains!”

There really ought to be more chronically ill characters with that kind of a sense of humor rocketing around.

#kage baker #anvil of the world

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thepotentialof2007 · 1 year

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A thought like a loose plank in a bridge, to be stepped around.

Kage Baker, In the Garden of Iden

#kage baker #trauma #memory

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weirdesplinder · 1 year

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Questo fine 2022 invece dei soliti post dedicati ai libri natalizi o ai riassuntoni di cosa si è letto durante l’anno, siccome per me questo è stato un anno horribilis da dimenticare, ho deciso di regalarvi una serie di post e video dedicati ai LIBRI CON VIAGGI NEL TEMPO.

Cosa c’è di meglio per fuggire alla realtà che viaggiare nel tempo?

Spero queste lista vi saranno utili e vi intratterranno, e come sempre vi invito ad aggiungere i vostri titoli preferiti di questo genere.

Ogni lista è specifica di un genere per agevolarvi e suddividere il LISTONE che altrimenti sarebbe stato lunghissimo.

Il primo video è dedicato a:

LISTA DI LIBRI CON VIAGGI NEL TEMPO, VIDEO 1, SEZIONE FANTASCIENZA-SCIFI:

- Inverso, William Gibson (serie di 2 libri)

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Trama: America, futuro prossimo. Flynne Fisher vive in una zona rurale dove il lavoro è scarso per chi sceglie di non dedicarsi alla produzione di droghe sintetiche, l'unica attività remunerativa. Dopo un periodo in cui è stata ingaggiata per combattere in un gioco online, Flynne ora cerca di mantenersi facendo l'assemblatrice in un negozio locale di stampa 3D. Ma arrivare a fine mese è difficile. Suo fratello Burton, ex Marine, non è in una condizione migliore, e come unica forma di sostentamento ha il denaro che gli viene passato dall'esercito in quanto veterano di guerra con gravi lesioni neurologiche riportate sul campo. Inghilterra, settant'anni dopo. Wilf Netherton vive a Londra. È un professionista affermato e un uomo potente all'interno di una società in cui i ricchi sono la maggior parte e i poveri sono stati eliminati quasi interamente. Una realtà in cui tornare indietro nel tempo è solo un hobby come tanti. America, futuro prossimo. Flynne e Burton accettano un lavoro come parte della sicurezza occulta nel prototipo di un nuovo gioco online ambientato in una Londra simile a quella che conoscono, ma con alcune distorsioni. In questa piattaforma non si spara, ma i crimini a cui Flynne assiste sono molto peggiori. Flynne e Wilf sono destinati a conoscersi in una terra di mezzo. Un incontro che cambierà per sempre il modo di vedere il presente e il futuro di ciascuno di loro.

- LA FINE DELL'ETERNITA', di Asimov

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In un futuro ancora molto lontano l'uomo ha imparato a viaggiare nel tempo, spostandosi con disinvoltura da un secolo all'altro e organizzando traffici commerciali tra ere diverse. Il viaggio nel tempo permette anche di tenere l'umanità sotto rigido controllo, modificando tutto ciò che potrebbe provocare gravi turbamenti nella storia. A effettuare i cambiamenti sono delegati gli analisti e i tecnici della chiusa casta degli Eterni, gli unici in grado di manipolare passato e futuro. Un giorno però Andrew Harlan, un giovane Eterno, si trova di fronte a una scelta atroce: salvare l'eternità o il suo amore, e non avrà dubbi.

-Hyperion, di Dan Simmons (serie di 4 libri)

Link: https://amzn.to/3ir9d22

Link al post che ho dedicato alla serie: https://weirdesplinder.tumblr.com/post/654156471593041920/i-canti-di-hyperion

In un lontano futuro nel quale tutti i pianeti sono ormai riuniti in una pacifica federazione una nuova e pericolosa minaccia si profila per l'umanità. Sul pianeta Hyperion, l'unico che non ha aderito alla federazione, una creatura dotata di poteri divini, fra cui quello di viaggiare nel tempo, lo Shrike, è pronto per sferrare il suo attacco. Alla vigilia dell'Armageddon, che costituirà la fine dell'intera Galassia, sette pellegrini si mettono in viaggio alla ricerca di una soluzione ad un terribile enigma.

- La Compagnia del Tempo, di Kage Baker (serie di 11 libri)

Link: https://amzn.to/2LOeCob

Nel Ventiquattresimo secolo la Dr. Zeus, Inc. (altrimenti nota come la Compagnia) offre l'immortalità fisica e la possibilità di viaggiare nel tempo: i suoi agenti continuano a scandagliare i secoli per recuperare antichi tesori d'arte e materiale genetico indispensabile alle ricerche. Mendoza, una specialista in botanica che la Compagnia ha prelevato dalla Spagna del XVI secolo, deve raccogliere alcuni esemplari di rare specie ormai estinte. Ma sul suo cammino incontrerà l'Inquisizione, un amichevole cyborg e soprattutto la sconfinata ingordigia della Compagnia, il cui vero scopo è arricchirsi a spese del passato…

-La luce del passato, di Arthur C. Clarke

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2037. OurWorld è un centro di tecnologia avanzata ideato da Hiram Patterson,imprenditore spregiudicato. Non soddisfatto di avere il monopolio delle telecomunicazioni planetarie, Patterson convince il figlio David, coadiuvato dal fratellastro Bobby e dalla giornalista Kate, a realizzare la WormCam, una macchina che può sorvegliare chiunque in qualsiasi momento. La WormCam può inoltre viaggiare nel tempo e visualizzare il passato. Se da un lato tale invenzione porterà molti vantaggi all'umanità, dall'altro si potrà frugare nella vita intima delle persone, ledendone le libertà fondamentali.Consapevoli di tale pericolo Bobby e Kate cercheranno di sfuggire allo sguardo implacabile della prodigiosa macchina e a rimediare ai loro errori..

-La macchina del tempo, di G. H. Wells

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Un gentiluomo inglese, scienziato dilettante, annuncia una sera ai suoi amici di aver costruito una macchina in grado di viaggiare attraverso il tempo, sia nel passato che nel futuro, e di essere in procinto di partire per la sua prima esplorazione. Dà loro appuntamento a casa sua per la settimana successiva. Al loro arrivo, gli ospiti del Viaggiatore nel tempo (così è denominato nel romanzo) lo vedono tornare, piuttosto malconcio, da un viaggio nel lontano futuro. Il Narratore, che era uno degli ospiti, riporta fra virgolette il resoconto del Viaggiatore. Egli racconta di essere montato sulla sua macchina per il viaggio di collaudo e di essersi subito spinto fino all’anno 802701. In una Terra che della passata civiltà umana conserva solo rare vestigia, ma che per opera delle precedenti generazioni è stata interamente liberata dalle malattie, dagli animali nocivi e anche dalle asperità climatiche, il Viaggiatore è venuto a contatto con due future razze umane: gli Eloi e i Morlock. I primi vivono in quella sorta di ospitale e confortevole giardino che è diventata la superficie terrestre, e sono d’aspetto grazioso, miti e gentili, ma la loro intelligenza è pari a quella dei bambini. I secondi vivono sotto terra, sono astuti, infidi e d’aspetto repellente. Il Viaggiatore ritiene che i Morlock siano i discendenti, totalmente abbrutiti, delle attuali classi lavoratrici; gli Eloi sarebbero invece i discendenti delle classi dominanti, rammolliti e istupiditi da secoli di benessere materiale.

- L’ Incognita del tempo, di Stephen Baxter

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Ideale seguito del libro di Wells, La macchina del tempo. Il Viaggiatore del Tempo nel grande capolavoro di H.G. Wells “La macchina del tempo” pensa con rimpianto a “come sia stato breve il sogno dell'intelletto umano”. Ma Stephen Baxter sa quello che Wells non poteva sapere, cioè proiettandosi nel tempo il Viaggiatore ha cambiato il futuro e sarà destinato a cambiarlo ancora. Svegliandosi nella casa di Richmond, al ritorno dal suo primo viaggio, il Viaggiatore non riesce a soffocare i rimorsi. Ha abbandonato la bella e indifesa Weena, del mite popolo degli Eloi, alle brame cannibalesche dei Morlock, la razza umana degenerata da cui è stato costretto a fuggire. Decide così di ripartire prontamente per un nuovo viaggio nell'anno 802.701 d.C., ma scopre con sgomento di essere entrato in un “altro” futuro…

#youtube #stephen baxter #g.h.wells #arthur c. clarke #asimov #dan simmons #kage baker #william gibson #libri con viaggi nel tempo #lista di libri con viaggi nel tempo #libri di fantascienza

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dean-belongs-with-lisa · 1 year

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This scene would not leave my head so I had to try and draw it. (The outstretched hand was really hard)

#fanart #in the garden of iden #kage baker #my art #includes alt text

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aetnart · 2 years

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The Life of the World to Come

Exercise, copy of the cover of " The Life of the World to Come " by Kage Baker (original by Franco Brambilla) 2022

Redbubble | Deviantart | Etsy

#kage baker #urania #franco brambilla #sci fi #science fiction #scifi #solarpunk #retrofuture #cyberpunk

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lizabethstucker · 5 months

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The Mammoth Book of the End of the World edited by Mike Ashley

3.5 out of 5

A collection of twenty-four short stories and novellas exploring the destruction of civilization and/or the planet. The authors range from Golden Age giants to more modern ones. While the majority of the stories are reprints, there are a few original to this collection.

I've taken my time reading this chunky book which is reflected in the time taken from start to finish. I find collections like this work better for me when I dip in when I want something different from what else that I've been reading. However the stories are different enough to read through with no interruptions.

One of the better collections of this trope that I've read in many years. Only one story came in rated at less than 3 stars, an unusual situations with such a narrow focus and large number of stories. A few of my favorites include "When Sysadmins Ruled the World" by Cory Doctorow; "The Last Sunset" by Geoffrey A. Landis, particularly heart wrenching; and "And the Deep Blue Sea" by Elizabeth Bear.

If you love well written stories, consider picking this up. It is well worth your time.

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ladykissingfish · 3 months

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*Gaara and Naruto, in Naruto's office* Gaara: My thanks again for hosting me this week. Naruto: Ah, it's no problem, Gaara. We're friends, aren't we? And what kind of friend lets another friend come to his village and NOT have him in their own house?! *lightly punches Gaara on the shoulder* Gaara, smiling: Tsk; such informality between Kages. Our respective village elders would disapprove. But speaking of which ... you're positive there's not a problem with me staying with you? Naruto: Why would there be a problem? Gaara: Well ... I get the feeling that Sasuke isn't too happy to have me there ... Naruto: What do you mean? Sasuke knows how important you are to me, both as a friend and an ally to the Leaf. Gaara: I get that, but, I don't know. Sometimes I see him watching me out of the corner of his eye when we're talking and he honestly looks like he wants to kill me or something. Naruto: *bursts out laughing* Sasuke? Kill YOU? Come on, now. He's so sweet and gentle and -- *Gaara pulls a small, plastic-wrapped bag out of his pocket and puts it on the desk* Gaara: So the other day, while you were out, he made me these. Naruto: *looks at the bag* Cookies? See, he DOES like you! Sasuke is a great baker and his cookies are fantastic! You're in for a real treat, dattebayo! He -- Gaara: He filled these with almonds. After asking me to my face if I had any allergies. I told him when I eat any kind of nuts, my face swells up and I can't breathe. I watched him in the kitchen, chopping up almonds and adding them to the cookie batter. And smiling at me while he did it. Naruto: Naruto: M-maybe -- Gaara: Don't worry; I already asked Lee if I could stay with him.

#snsvalentines24 #Day Four: He's Mine!#sns #naruto x sasuke #sasunaru #narusasu #naruto uzumaki #sasuke uchiha #sabaku no gaara #leegaa if you squint

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magnificentmoose · 4 months

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favorites from 2023

novels

moby dick by herman melville*

mendoza in hollywood by kage baker

in memoriam by alice winn

everything is Illuminated by jonathan safran foer

plays

the baltimore waltz by paula vogel

ironbound by martyna majok

hurricane diane by madeleine george

film + tv

please, baby, please dir. amanda kramer (2022)

la dolce vita dir. federico fellini (1960)

beau travail dir. claire denis (1999)

encounters at the end of the world dir. werner herzog (2007)**

lifetime guarantee: phranc’s adventures in plastic dir. lisa udelson (2001)***

broadchurch (2013-2017)

* this listing also includes the opera by jake heggie + gene scheer. ** the nihilistic penguin has become a strangely endearing symbol for my endless trudge to finish grad school. i watched a grand total of 9 werner herzog films this year.)

*** saw phranc perform "tupperware lady" before my screening of this doc and it was absolutely everything.

#mine #if you encountered me at all this year and heard me talk about the whale book/werner herzog...i am so sorry

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mitchipedia · 5 months

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Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles I read Anne Rice’s “Interview With the Vampire” when I was a teen-ager, and did not find it erotic, and didn’t realize it was intended to be erotic. The eroticism just went right over my head. I thought it was long-winded and Louis was a self-absorbed whiner. But I did finish the book.

When I was in my 20s, I read “The Vampire Lestat” and loved it. Again: If it was intended to be erotic, I didn’t realize it or even register it. I grooved on it as a science fiction nerd. It turned a science fiction cliche on its head—the belief that a person from the past, transported to the present, would have his brain fried by all the technology and science. Lestat tells us he grew up in the French Enlightenment—science, technology, sexual freedom and exalting the common people were all familiar to him.

I loved that the book “Interview With the Vampire” existed in the Vampire Chronicles universe, and Lestat felt about that book exactly as I did.

I loved the idea of vampires as heroes. Or at least protagonists.

And I loved the Deep Time history of it. You think events in the Enlightenment were long ago? How about Ancient Rome? OK, you think that’s old—how about ancient Egypt? I’m still a sucker for that kind of thing today. I’m currently reading Kage Baker’s series about the Company; she makes ancient Egypt look like current events.

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agardenandlibrary · 7 months

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My current read is a sci-fi historical novel. It's good so far!

In the future, The Company has figured out a) immortality (by turning people (mostly children) into cyborgs) and b) time travel (but only back in time (for now)(they "save" missing art and extinct animals)).

The book follows one of the new immortals as she's taken from 16th century Spain, turned into a cyborg and taught human history, then returned to the 16th century and told to work for the good of The Company to Save Things From Time.

Her first posting is in England, where they came over with Philip of Spain as he gets ready to marry Mary.

Reminding me of:

The Redemption of Christopher Columbus by OSC (boo hiss etc but nonetheless)

And is it To Say Nothing of the Dog? With the time agents who go back to rescue pieces of art? (Edit: yes, yes it is)

#cara reads #In the garden of iden #kage Baker

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radicarian · 8 months

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Yuletide brainstorming

I am DEFINITELY nominating:

FFVI (Edgar, Sabin, open to requests for the other slots)

My current longlist for other stuff to MAYBE nominate:

If by a long shot ToS is still eligible at the time I should ensure Raine gets in there

Speed Dating for Ghosts (my BFF Spooky Peter!!!)

Potionomics (some subset of: Worldbuilding, Oswald, Roxanne, Quinn, Baptiste, Muktuk)

Kage Baker's Ermenwyr series (Ermenwyr, maybe Worldbuilding?)

Carol Berg's Lighthouse Duet or Collegia Magica (some combination of mean women and angsty men as appropriate)

Fire Emblem 7 (there are many possible picks but as of this writing I am in the mood for Serra)

Tokimeki Memorial original game (awful girlfriend Yuina, other awful girlfriend Rei)

EO2U story mode party

Chrono Trigger (literally anyone but especially Magus)

The Cabal brothers?

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autistpride · 2 days

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How many of these famous autists do you recognize? And this isn't even a complete list!

So many amazing wonderful people are autistic. I will never understand why people hate us so much.

Actors/actresses/entertainment:

Chloe Hayden

Talia Grant

Rachel Barcellona

Sir Anthony Hopkins

Dan Akroyd

David Byrne

Darryl Hannah

Courtney Love

Jerry Seinfeld

Roseanne Barr

Jennifer Cook

Chuggaaconroy

Stephanie Davis

Rick Glassman

Paula Hamilton

Dan Harmon

Paige Layle

Matthew Labyorteaux

Wentworth Miller

Desi Napoles

Freddie Odom Jr

Kim Peek

Sue Ann Pien

Henry Rodriguez

Scott Steindorff

Ian Terry

Tara Palmer -Tomkinson

Albert Rutecki

Billy West

Alexis Wineman- Miss America contestant

Athletes:

Jessica- Jane Applegate

Michael Brannigan

David Campion

Brenna Clark

Ulysse Delsaux

Tommy Dis Brisay

Jim Eisenreich

Todd Hodgetts

John Howard

Anthony Ianni

Lisa Llorens

Clay Matzo

Frankie Macdonald

Jason McElwain

Chris Morgan

Max Park

Cody Ware

Amani Williams

Samuel Von Einem

Musicians:

Susan Boyle

Elizabeth Ibby Grace

David Byrne

Johnny Dean

Tony DeBlois

Christopher Dufley

Jody Dipiazza

Pertti Kurikka

James Jagow

Ladyhawke

Kodi Lee

Left at London

Red Lewis Clark

Abz Love

Thristan Mendoza

Heidi Mortenson

Hikari Oe

Matt Savage

Graham Sierota

SpaceGhostPurp

Mark Tinley

Donald Triplett

Aleksander Vinter

Comedians:

Hannah Gatsby

Robert White

Bethany Black

Scientists/inventors/mathematians/Researchers:

Damian Milton

Bram Cohen

Michelle Dawson

Carl Sagan

Writers:

Neil Gaimen

Mel Bags

Kage Baker

Amy Swequenza

M. Remi Yergeau

Sean Barron

Lydia X Z Brown

Matt Burning

Dani Bowman

Nicole Cliffe

Laura Kate Dale

Aoife Dooley

Corrine Duyvus

Marianne Eloise

Jory Flemming

Temple Grandin

John R Hall

Naomi Higashida

Helan Hoang

Liane Holliday Willey

Luke Jackson

Rosie King

Thomas A McKean

Johnathan Mitchell

Jack Monroe

Caiseal Mor

Morenike Giwa- Onaiwu

Jasmine O'Neill

Brant Page Hanson

Dawn Prince-Hughs

Sue Robin

Stephen Shore

Andreas Souvitos

Sarah Stup

Susanna Tamaro

Chuck Tingle

Donna Williams

Leaders:

Julia Bascom

Ari Ne'eman

Sarah Marie Acevedo

Sharon Davenport

Joshua Collins

Conner Cummings

Kevin Healy

Poom Jenson

Amy Knight

Jared O'Mara

David Nelson

Shaun Neumeier

Master Sgt. Shale Norwitz

Jim Sinclair

Judy Singer

Dr. Vernon Smith

Artists:

Miina Akkijjyrkka

Danny Beath

Deborah Berger

Larry John Bissonnette

Patrick Francis

Goby

Jorge Gutierrez

Lina Long

Johnathan Lerman

Julian Martin

Haley Moss

Morgan Harper Nichols

Tim Sharp

Gilles Tehin

Willem Van Genk

Richard Wawro

Poets:

David Eastham

Christopher Knowles

David Miedzianik

Henriette Seth F

#autism acceptance #autism acceptence month #autism #asd #autistic pride #autistic #actually audhd

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manic-intent · 1 year

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The sixth World SF story bundle is out, and my space opera novel ION CURTAIN is part of the collection! So if you haven’t read it yet, please consider picking it up--and all the great books that are keeping it company :D

Pay as much as you want ((minimum of $5 for 4 books, minimum of $20 for all 10)), and you can choose to use 10% of what you pay to support English PEN, the founding centre of PEN international, a charity that supports the freedom to read and write worldwide.

Check it out here: https://storybundle.com/scifi

Selected reviews:

Unto the Godless What Little Remains by Mário Coelho

"Rock'n'roll for the eyes."

– The Times

Signal to Noise by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

"Haunting and beautifully nuanced, Signal to Noise is a magical first novel."

– The Guardian

Ion Curtain by Anya Ow

"An addictive space opera"

– Publishers Weekly

Nova Hellas: Stories from Future Greece by Francesca T Barbini and Francesco Verso

"Often underwater, sometimes entirely virtual, facing calamities from austerity to beepocalypse, near future Greece comes to life in these stories. Forget everything you learned in school, on vacation, or from the faded memories of your immigrant γιαγιά. Λοιπόν, this is the real deal."

– Nick Mamatas, author of The Planetbreaker's Son and The Second Shooter

The Love Machine & Other Contraptions by Nir Yaniv

"In short, this collection of short stories is: outstanding. Buy more copies than one if you give special books to people you respect... I don't mean 'outstanding' in relation to other books this year, but in relation to any in any."

– World Fantasy Award nomineee Anna Tambour

& This is How to Stay Alive by Shingai Njeri Kagunda

"A beautiful and rending look at family, loss, and grief, all while sharply dissecting time travel tropes and delivering a powerful message about memory, storytelling, and responsibility. It's a story that hurts in the best of ways, confronting death and healing without losing its sense of humor or its impulse for rebellion."

– Charles Payseur, author of The Burning Day and Other Stories

And What Can We Offer You Tonight by Premee Mohamed

"And What Can We Offer You Tonight is a deep dive into sacred revenge, a vivid, devastating and exquisite story of love and loyalty, among three friends who can ill afford such luxuries."

– L.X. Beckett, author of Gamechanger and Dealbreaker

Hadithi & the State of Black Speculative Fiction by Eugen Bacon and Milton Davis

"Eugen Bacon and Milton Davis come together for Hadithi & The State of Speculative Black Fiction to share a compelling addition to the commentaries and canon of black literature"

– Aurealis

Of Dragons, Feasts and Murders by Aliette de Bodard

"Delightful… Beautiful writing, weird and magical world, fascinating culture and politics, and compelling characters: what more do you need?"

– KJ Charles, author of Slippery Creatures

HebrewPunk by Lavie Tidhar

"Imagine Hard-Boiled Kabbalah... If you like your otherworld fun noir, have I got a book for you!"

– Kage Baker, author of In the Garden of Iden

#science fiction #SF #fantasy #books

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dean-belongs-with-lisa · 1 year

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I just found out that “In the Garden of Iden” is the first book in a 13 book series??? Omg that’s amazing!!! Now the ending makes more sense!!

#in the garden of iden #kage baker #the company

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