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  1. Hässliches Cover, hässlicher deutscher Titel - aber zum Glück weiß ich, dass Michael Swanwick als einer der besten lebenden Kurzgeschichtenautoren der US-amerikanischen Science Fiction gilt. Und ich habe vor zwanzig Jahren sein Blog immer gern gelesen.

    Von daher: Vielen Dank, Bücherschrank!

    #MichaelSwanwick #ScienceFiction #VielenDankBücherschrank

  2. This was my first book by Michael Swanwick, and it was a doozy. Really outstanding worldbuilding. Reminds me of Jeff Noon, Jeff VanderMeer, China Mieville, and J. G. Ballard, to name a few.

    I am certainly intrigued, enough to devour another of his novels soon. Any recommendations? I like weird reality-questioning stuff along the lines of Philip K. Dick, the sort of thing people call "dreampunk" these days.

    goodreads.com/book/show/243859

    #books #bookstodon #MichaelSwanwick #sf #sff #sffh #scifi #dreampunk #mystery #sfMystery #bookReview #bookReviews #sfBooks #scienceFiction

  3. Was pretty happy to find The Postutopian Adventures of Darger and Surplus by #MichaelSwanwick at Borderlands Books in San Francisco on Thursday. #ScienceFiction #Bookstodon

  4. Re-read Dancing With Bears by #MichaelSwanwick because I want to read the sequel and didn’t remember it. A pretty fun romp! The mix of mythic-style narrative mixed with modern colloquial snark gives it a different feel. #Bookstodon goodreads.com/book/show/101702

  5. I forgot that #MichaelSwanwick 's prose is more lyrical (and sometimes elliptical) than the typical genre novel. It takes more effort to read until I get used to it.

  6. I rarely reread novels because my memory is usually very good, but I’m going to reread Dances with Bears by #MichaelSwanwick because I want to read the sequel and I don’t remember it at all.

    (I do think my memory is getting a bit worse as I get older.)

    (Also, I am a very slow reader, which further dissuades me from rereading.)