Review: Saturn’s Children by Charles Stross
Saturn’s Children by Charles Stross This book is complex on many levels and the plot constantly unfolds and surprises. Best…
Review: The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula LeGuin
Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K Le Guin Going into this novel, I had many high expectations. I have…
Review: Soldier Girls by Helen Thorpe
Reading predominantly fiction, this book was an impulse read that I picked up on a whim. The book tells the…
Review: Lightspeed April 2016 Science Fiction Stories
Cause for a Haunting by Patricia Strand This story will haunt me, not in a terrifying way (because I have…
Review: Committed by Elizabeth Gilbert
Committed by Elizabeth Gilbert I wanted to read Committed for two reasons: I enjoyed Eat, Pray, Love and I envision…
Review: Virtual Girl by Amy Thomson
Virtual Girl by Amy Thomson was an enjoyable read on many different levels: literary theory, the way the book was…