Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Stuff I'm Reading on the Internets, First Link Bomb of January Edition
SF Signal Review - The Cloud Roads by Martha Wells
SF Signal Review - The Serpent Sea by Martha Wells
China Mieville interview
Oakland North map tag - The Nightcap
The Book of Books: What Literature Owes the Bible
thanks TLB!
Powells' Staff Picks Top 5 2011
The Shadow War of the Night Dragons, Book One: Prologue: The Dead City
Khan Academy
sadly, not where you go to learn to defeat the Federation
Genre in the Mainstream: Great Crossover Books of 2011
io9: "The greatest mystery of the Inca Empire was its strange economy"
The Mechanic Muse, From Scroll to Screen
yes I linked this one before but I still never read it
Staffers musings: best SFF book of the year
I haven't read any of them. I bought ZOO CITY, but haven't gotten to it yet. And I checked out THE NIGHT CIRCUS from the library but had to return it before I could read it, and then re-sign up for the queue.
SF Signal Review - The Serpent Sea by Martha Wells
China Mieville interview
Oakland North map tag - The Nightcap
The Book of Books: What Literature Owes the Bible
thanks TLB!
Powells' Staff Picks Top 5 2011
The Shadow War of the Night Dragons, Book One: Prologue: The Dead City
Khan Academy
sadly, not where you go to learn to defeat the Federation
Genre in the Mainstream: Great Crossover Books of 2011
io9: "The greatest mystery of the Inca Empire was its strange economy"
The Mechanic Muse, From Scroll to Screen
yes I linked this one before but I still never read it
Staffers musings: best SFF book of the year
I haven't read any of them. I bought ZOO CITY, but haven't gotten to it yet. And I checked out THE NIGHT CIRCUS from the library but had to return it before I could read it, and then re-sign up for the queue.
Labels: lists, teh intertubes
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What Literature Owes the Bible had me thinking of a friend who is a writer, but who had absolutely no religious education of any kind growing up... so many analogies, references, etc, were lost on her. Although I curse mine religious background daily, it has come in very handy when reading.
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