- Survival by Julie Czerneda
- Book one of the Species Imperative trilogy. I loved these books. There's romance, but it's not gooey and romance novelly. There's Canada, but it's not "OH LOOK, CANADA!" like a lot of books that are set there are. Good characters, and a pretty good job on aliens that feel alien. I highly recommend these to anyone who likes SF.
- Migration by Julie Czerneda
- Book 2.
- Regeneration by Julie Czerneda
- I was so caught up in these books that I skipped ahead; I should have gone on toa "Serious" book here, but I had to finish the series.
- The Magician's Reflection by Bill Whitcomb
- I came back to this for a few chapters; read a few, and did some exercises. I think on the next burst of work I may come close to finishing. The end result will be a magical system of my own devising to work with. It may not be the system I end up using forever, but it'll be mine.
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Waargh, let this go too long without posting it again. 26. The Apocalypse Codex by Charles Stross More Laundry! Not nearly so bleak and depressing…
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9. Zero History by William Gibson Gibson continues to be amazing. Wrapping up the Bigend/Blue Ant trilogy, Zero History focusses on the world of…
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24. Dzur by Steven Brust Foodie Vlad is a foodie. Also, there's something in there about him interfering in Cawti's life again, allowing him to…
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