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  1. Our Weekly Picks are here!

    Featuring:

    Homebound by #PortiaElan
    A Spell for Chameleon by #PiersAnthony
    The Dorians by #NickCutter
    House of Cards by #MichaelDobbs
    Lake Effect by #CynthiaDApryxSweeney
    One Left Alive by #HelenPhifer
    Everybody Loves Our Town by #MarkYarm
    Second Son by #PamelaTaylor
    Pro Bono by #ThomasPerry
    Sounds of Murder by #JennaStJames
    Some Desperate Glory by #EmilyTesh
    Seek the Traitor’s Son by #VeronicaRoth

    🔗 in the comments
    #bookpicks 📚 #bookstodon

  2. John, Alison, and stunt Liz Emily Tesh are live from Novacon 54! We discuss the convention, what it’s like to be a Guest of Honour, parenting at cons and also whether or not John should read the Silmarillion. Listen here! octothorpe.podbean.com/e/148-i

    #Podcast #ScienceFiction #EmilyTesh #Novacon

  3. Book 5: “Drowned Country” by #EmilyTesh.

    I enjoyed Book 1 of this duology more. The gay relationship isn’t where we left it, and the typical chopping up of a linear recounting of how it got there was jarring. I just wanted to enjoy them being together. The world continues to be interesting though, and the characters are still likable.

    @bookstodon #Bookstodon #Books

  4. Book 19: “Silver in the Wood” by #EmilyTesh.

    A lovely novella about The Green Man, who lives with his cat, mends clothes, hangs with dryads, and tends to the forest. Tesh does a lot of worldbuilding in a short number of pages, throwing in twists, a sweet queer romance, and a sense of danger for the characters we love. Part 1 of a duology, looking forward to the next.

    @bookstodon #Bookstodon #Books

  5. "#DieLetzteHeldin von #EmilyTesh ist ein Buch, das die Erzählung über den Fanatismus aber auch die mögliche Deradikalisierung von Menschen in eine ausufernde Space Opera kleidet. Die Erzählerin spielt dabei geschickt mit den Erwartungshaltungen der Leser*innen und mutet ihnen einiges an erzählerischer Ausschweifung zu."

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  6. John, Alison, and Liz read the Hugo Award finalists for Best Novel. We talk about each of the novels, what we liked and what we didn’t, and then we each say how we’re (currently) planning to rank them on the ballot. Listen here! octothorpe.podbean.com/e/111-s

    #ScienceFiction #Podcast #HugoAwards #Glasgow2024 #GlasgowWorldcon #ShannonChakraborty #VajraChandrasekara #AnnLeckie #JohnScalzi #EmilyTesh #MarthaWells