Finally, something is starting to happen - he just needed a few hundred pages to get going. He seems fascinated with the trope "all-woman/woman-dominated culture that (forcibly) uses visiting men for its own (sexual) purposes".
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Tak! a publié une critique de Queen of Sorcery par David Eddings (The Belgariad, #2)
Tak! a noté Pawn of Prophecy : 3 étoiles

Pawn of Prophecy de David Eddings (The Belgariad, #1)
The first novel in David Edding's Belgariad series, Pawn of Prophecy examines the transformation of Garion from a farm boy …
Tak! a commenté Pawn of Prophecy par David Eddings (The Belgariad, #1)
Tak! a noté China Mountain Zhang : 4 étoiles
Tak! a commenté The core of the sun par Johanna Sinisalo
Tak! a publié une critique de The Angel of the Crows par Katherine Addison
The Angel of the Crows
3 étoiles
An eccentric genius and an army doctor recently returned from the Afghanistan war solve crimes from their Baker Street apartment in Victorian London: supernatural edition.
Well-written, with lots of nods to the original source, yet plenty of original twists.
Tak! a commenté The Angel of the Crows par Katherine Addison
Tak! a publié une critique de Ogres par Adrian Tchaikovsky
Tak! veut lire The core of the sun par Johanna Sinisalo
This comment sold me:
The Core of the Sun further cements Johanna Sinisalo’s reputation as a master of literary speculative fiction and of her country’s unique take on it, dubbed “Finnish weird.”

Noor de Nnedi Okorafor
From Africanfuturist luminary Okorafor comes a new science fiction novel of intense action and thoughtful rumination on biotechnology, destiny, and …
Tak! veut lire The Widow Queen par Elżbieta Cherezińska (The Bold, #1)
Tak! a publié une critique de The Actual Star par Monica Byrne (duplicate)
The Actual Star
4 étoiles
This one gave me Cloud Atlas vibes.
It's set across three timelines: ancient Maya, contemporary, and 1000 years in the future - I enjoyed the future segments and worldbuilding the most.
I feel like one needs to have a solid grounding in latine culture to get the most out of this.
Tak! a noté Eyes of the Void : 5 étoiles

Eyes of the Void de Adrian Tchaikovsky (The Final Architecture, #2)
After one great battle, the Architects disappeared. Yet humanity’s fragile peace is brief. For, forty years later, the galaxy’s greatest …







