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2 weeks ago | 
collider.com | Bruce Sterling |Kate Elliott |Nnedi Okorafor |Ann Leckie
If one has yet to hear of the Dune franchise, they've been living under a rock or actively trying to avoid good science fiction stories. With Denis Villeneuve's recent film adaption franchise of the story from 1963– first published in a magazine and later published in novel format in 1965– the Frank Herbert series has exploded in popularity among the general masses who had not heard of the franchise beforehand.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
fivebooks.com | Ann Leckie |Martha Wells |Vajra Chandrasekera |Shannon Chakraborty
recommended by Sylvia Bishop Winner of the 2024 Huge award for best novel Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh Every year, members of the World Science Fiction Society nominate writers for the Hugo Award, then vote for the winner.
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Jun 3, 2024 | 
fantasyliterature.com | Marion Deeds |Ann Leckie
Translation State by Ann LeckieWith Translation State, which was nominated for a Best Novel of 2023 Nebula Award, Ann Leckie brings us back to the universe adjacent to the Radchaai Empire, which is still embroiled in a civil war. This book directs its attention to the Presger Translators and their mysterious origin race, the Presger Themselves. I liked Translation State, and about halfway through, one of the characters was suddenly in such jeopardy I could not put the book down.
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May 15, 2024 | 
audiofilemagazine.com | Ann Leckie
Adjoa Andoh narrates a short story collection by Ann Leckie that includes 18 works set in the worlds of the Imperial Radch and the Raven Tower, as well as several stand-alone pieces. Andoh's stellar skills are on display in every piece, making the stories of gods, humans, and other assorted beings incredibly compelling.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
waterloochronicle.ca | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie
By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
simcoe.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie
By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
theifp.ca | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie
By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
insideottawavalley.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie
By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
thespec.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie
By David Martin Already a Subscriber? Sign in (University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99) In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
toronto.com | Alex Good |David Martin |Douglas Preston |Ann Leckie
Limited Verse By David Martin(University of Calgary Press, 136 pages, $18.99)In the year 2099 prisoners are sent off-planet, their memories wiped and their understanding of language reduced to a vocabulary of 850 words known as New English. In order to preserve something of the glories of English poetry, one individual so “harmonized” translates an anthology of classic short poems.
