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Graceling by Kristin Cashore4 comments

chasing bawa wrote 6 days ago: Wow, what a surprise. Can I just say, I loved, loved, loved this book. Graceling has been prominent … more →

Tags: Books, Challenges, Fiction Books, Romance, Graceling, Kristin Cashore, Women Unbound

Secondhand Loot: Reward1 comment

chasing bawa wrote 1 week ago: Hah, I thought I’d treat myself for finishing Nano and popped into my local charity bookshop a … more →

Tags: Books, Secondhand Loot, secondhand books

Home again, home again

kcball wrote 1 week ago: Ignore the ransom demands. I’m home from Orycon and what a great time I had. Lots to process, … more →

Tags: Abyss & Apex, Conventions, flash fiction, writing

Eleutheria: Chapter 1

Neil wrote 3 weeks ago: Time for an update. It’s now been a little over two weeks since my rash and foolish promise th … more →

Tags: NaNoWriMo, Seemed like a good idea at the time, Urban Fantasy, writing, Eleutheria, podcast novel, silly things I do

Weekend Watching9 comments

Tea Drinker wrote 3 weeks ago: Had a lazy weekend and watched: Rent (2005) The short version: bored+cried+bored=ticked off.   The l … more →

Tags: film, pop culture, TV

Everyone in the UK 1 comment

Tea Drinker wrote 3 weeks ago: Dr Who’s on! … more →

Tags: TV

Women of SF 3: Major Kira Nerys

Tea Drinker wrote 3 weeks ago: Major Kira Nerys was born during the Cardassian occupation of her planet, Bajor.  She grew up in a l … more →

Tags: pop culture, TV, Women in SF

Bye bye to Dollhouse

Tea Drinker wrote 3 weeks ago: K Tempest Bradford praises Fox for cancelling Dollhouse. My favourite bit: Now, now FOX, don’t get t … more →

Tags: pop culture, TV

Market: Harlequin opening a digital-only subsidary

Jules Jones wrote 4 weeks ago: The big news in the romance blogosphere yesterday was that Harlequin/Mills&Boon are opening a di … more →

Tags: M&M, Market, Romance, Science Fiction, writing, Erotic Romance, Erotica, Genre

First, You Learn How To Read

recordofnaught wrote 4 weeks ago: “A lot of the contemporary writers outside of the SF world who interest me seem to be moving m … more →

Tags: Art, Books, how, the fantastic, aimee bender, fantastic, Genre-Bending, James Gunn, matthew cheney

The Greatness that is Katherine Kerr

chasing bawa wrote 4 weeks ago: Deep Genre is celebrating the conclusion of the epic fantasy that is Katherine Kerr’s Deverry … more →

Tags: Books, Katherine Kerr, Deverry Cycle

A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin

chasing bawa wrote 1 month ago: The last few years have been really great in the fantasy genre for me, what with my discovery of Sco … more →

Tags: Books, george r r martin, A Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire

Library Loot1 comment

chasing bawa wrote 1 month ago: is hosted by Eva and Marg. This week has been a good one for scifi and fantasy. I just popped in to … more →

Tags: Books, Library Loot, Secondhand Loot

RIP IV Challenge Wrap-Up3 comments

chasing bawa wrote 1 month ago: It’s the end of October which means the end of the chillingly enjoyable RIP IV Challenge. I ha … more →

Tags: Books, Challenges, Crime and mysteries, Fiction Books, RIP IV Challenge

Book review: Poul Anderson -- The High Crusade

Jules Jones wrote 1 month ago: In the year 1345, an alien spacecraft lands in the small English village of Ansby, expecting an easy … more →

Tags: Book Log, Book Review

Pretty Dead

Book Mavens wrote 1 month ago: Title: Pretty Dead Author: Francesca Lia Block Summary: Charlotte, with her willowy frame, designer … more →

Tags: Paranormal

Women in SF: Number 2, Zoe from Firefly

Tea Drinker wrote 1 month ago: I love Gina Torres as Zoe in Joss Whedon’s Firefly.  As a lesbian, I find Torres incredibly hot, but … more →

Tags: pop culture, TV, Women in SF

Ursula Le Guin5 comments

Tea Drinker wrote 1 month ago: Via the FWord I find out that today is Ursula Le Guin’s 80th birthday. I love, love, love Le G … more →

Tags: Literature, women's writing

Speaking of women in science fiction

Tea Drinker wrote 1 month ago: It’s 30 years since Sigourney Weaver first appeared as Ripley in Alien. … more →

Tags: film, Horror Film, Icons, pop culture, Women in SF


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