Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for an ARC of Seven Devils. Below is my honest opinion about the book. When Laura Lam announced she was collaborating with Elizabeth May to write a book about kick-ass women fighting against the establishment, I knew I had to read it. I’d only read Pantomime by Laura Lam Read More
Tag: science-fiction
Review: The Tea Master and the Detective by Aliette de Bodard
It’s probably no secret that I adore Aliette’s writing and with my love for tea, it’s not a difficult guess to figure out why I picked up The Tea Master and the Detective. I don’t read much science-fiction but Aliette can sell me anything. Like a female Sherlock Holmes with Watson’s role being played by Read More
Support Your Favourite Writer!
Last week, I gave a shout out to artists. This week I want to highlight some authors who have new books coming out soon but had their launch-related events cancelled. This will be a weird mix of genres and authors but do consider pre-ordering or buying a book later to support them. Check your local Read More
19 Asian Sci-Fi/Fantasy Books released in 2020
With the amount of new books beings released every week, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Honestly, I can’t even keep track of every book coming out, especially if you also consider all the new indie releases. That’s why I made a list of nineteen science-fiction/fantasy books from Asian authors that caught my eye. All of Read More
Review: All Systems Red – Martha Wells
All Systems Red by Martha Wells is the first in The Murderbot Diaries series. Murderbot is a robot with organic parts who hacked its module and is now a free agent. Follow their journey as the expedition encounters hostile behaviour. Read More
Review: Warcross by Marie Lu
Warcross is a YA sci-fi book about hackers, esports, virtual reality, and gamers. Filled with intrigue, fast paced action, and a hint of romance. Five stars. Read More
Best Read of 2019 (So Far)
An overview of the books I’ve read this year and which ones stood out to me. I’ve read nearly as much non-fiction as fiction, which is a first. Read More
