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13. Echo of Worlds by #MRCarey.
Picks right up from the first book. Not as good though, but just by a little. This happens with a lot of great writers and stories: super interesting set-up, world-building, characters, etc. But where to take them and how to end is harder to pull off.
The characters from Book 1 are brought to our Earth by an AI to stop a multiversal war between the Pandominion and the Machine Hegemony. Something subtle is lost with this larger story and bigger stakes. Still, an enjoyable duology that I’d recommend. There’s a third book in this world, different time and characters, that’s in my pile now. I’m still invested.
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13. Echo of Worlds by #MRCarey.
Picks right up from the first book. Not as good though, but just by a little. This happens with a lot of great writers and stories: super interesting set-up, world-building, characters, etc. But where to take them and how to end is harder to pull off.
The characters from Book 1 are brought to our Earth by an AI to stop a multiversal war between the Pandominion and the Machine Hegemony. Something subtle is lost with this larger story and bigger stakes. Still, an enjoyable duology that I’d recommend. There’s a third book in this world, different time and characters, that’s in my pile now. I’m still invested.
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13. Echo of Worlds by #MRCarey.
Picks right up from the first book. Not as good though, but just by a little. This happens with a lot of great writers and stories: super interesting set-up, world-building, characters, etc. But where to take them and how to end is harder to pull off.
The characters from Book 1 are brought to our Earth by an AI to stop a multiversal war between the Pandominion and the Machine Hegemony. Something subtle is lost with this larger story and bigger stakes. Still, an enjoyable duology that I’d recommend. There’s a third book in this world, different time and characters, that’s in my pile now. I’m still invested.
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13. Echo of Worlds by #MRCarey.
Picks right up from the first book. Not as good though, but just by a little. This happens with a lot of great writers and stories: super interesting set-up, world-building, characters, etc. But where to take them and how to end is harder to pull off.
The characters from Book 1 are brought to our Earth by an AI to stop a multiversal war between the Pandominion and the Machine Hegemony. Something subtle is lost with this larger story and bigger stakes. Still, an enjoyable duology that I’d recommend. There’s a third book in this world, different time and characters, that’s in my pile now. I’m still invested.
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13. Echo of Worlds by #MRCarey.
Picks right up from the first book. Not as good though, but just by a little. This happens with a lot of great writers and stories: super interesting set-up, world-building, characters, etc. But where to take them and how to end is harder to pull off.
The characters from Book 1 are brought to our Earth by an AI to stop a multiversal war between the Pandominion and the Machine Hegemony. Something subtle is lost with this larger story and bigger stakes. Still, an enjoyable duology that I’d recommend. There’s a third book in this world, different time and characters, that’s in my pile now. I’m still invested.
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10. Infinity Gate by #MRCarey.
Fascinating premise of a multiverse that’s limited to planet Earth: endless variations overlaid in the same space. Some are rich in resources, others dead, and on and on. Instead of apes, other species attain dominance on other Earths: rabbits, hedgehogs, cats. But this is all background to a compelling story of three main characters from three different worlds and the key roles they play in a multiversal war: Hadiz Tambuwal, a Nigerian physicist; Essien Nkanika, a sex worker (among other things); and Paz, a rabbit girl.
Carey does an excellent job of telling a complex sci-fi story that’s easy to grasp and follow. Part one of a duology, I really enjoyed this.
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10. Infinity Gate by #MRCarey.
Fascinating premise of a multiverse that’s limited to planet Earth: endless variations overlaid in the same space. Some are rich in resources, others dead, and on and on. Instead of apes, other species attain dominance on other Earths: rabbits, hedgehogs, cats. But this is all background to a compelling story of three main characters from three different worlds and the key roles they play in a multiversal war: Hadiz Tambuwal, a Nigerian physicist; Essien Nkanika, a sex worker (among other things); and Paz, a rabbit girl.
Carey does an excellent job of telling a complex sci-fi story that’s easy to grasp and follow. Part one of a duology, I really enjoyed this.
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10. Infinity Gate by #MRCarey.
Fascinating premise of a multiverse that’s limited to planet Earth: endless variations overlaid in the same space. Some are rich in resources, others dead, and on and on. Instead of apes, other species attain dominance on other Earths: rabbits, hedgehogs, cats. But this is all background to a compelling story of three main characters from three different worlds and the key roles they play in a multiversal war: Hadiz Tambuwal, a Nigerian physicist; Essien Nkanika, a sex worker (among other things); and Paz, a rabbit girl.
Carey does an excellent job of telling a complex sci-fi story that’s easy to grasp and follow. Part one of a duology, I really enjoyed this.
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10. Infinity Gate by #MRCarey.
Fascinating premise of a multiverse that’s limited to planet Earth: endless variations overlaid in the same space. Some are rich in resources, others dead, and on and on. Instead of apes, other species attain dominance on other Earths: rabbits, hedgehogs, cats. But this is all background to a compelling story of three main characters from three different worlds and the key roles they play in a multiversal war: Hadiz Tambuwal, a Nigerian physicist; Essien Nkanika, a sex worker (among other things); and Paz, a rabbit girl.
Carey does an excellent job of telling a complex sci-fi story that’s easy to grasp and follow. Part one of a duology, I really enjoyed this.
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10. Infinity Gate by #MRCarey.
Fascinating premise of a multiverse that’s limited to planet Earth: endless variations overlaid in the same space. Some are rich in resources, others dead, and on and on. Instead of apes, other species attain dominance on other Earths: rabbits, hedgehogs, cats. But this is all background to a compelling story of three main characters from three different worlds and the key roles they play in a multiversal war: Hadiz Tambuwal, a Nigerian physicist; Essien Nkanika, a sex worker (among other things); and Paz, a rabbit girl.
Carey does an excellent job of telling a complex sci-fi story that’s easy to grasp and follow. Part one of a duology, I really enjoyed this.
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It’s #BigReleaseTuesday, and what better way to celebrate than with pizza? Today is #NationalDetroitStylePizzaDay! 🍕
Today's new book highlights ✨
The Gold Maiden by #JenniferKropf
( #SongsoftheAdriels Series)
It Could Have Been Her by #LisaJewell
The Tinder Box by #MRCarey -
It’s #BigReleaseTuesday, and what better way to celebrate than with pizza? Today is #NationalDetroitStylePizzaDay! 🍕
Today's new book highlights ✨
The Gold Maiden by #JenniferKropf
( #SongsoftheAdriels Series)
It Could Have Been Her by #LisaJewell
The Tinder Box by #MRCarey -
It’s #BigReleaseTuesday, and what better way to celebrate than with pizza? Today is #NationalDetroitStylePizzaDay! 🍕
Today's new book highlights ✨
The Gold Maiden by #JenniferKropf
( #SongsoftheAdriels Series)
It Could Have Been Her by #LisaJewell
The Tinder Box by #MRCarey -
It’s #BigReleaseTuesday, and what better way to celebrate than with pizza? Today is #NationalDetroitStylePizzaDay! 🍕
Today's new book highlights ✨
The Gold Maiden by #JenniferKropf
( #SongsoftheAdriels Series)
It Could Have Been Her by #LisaJewell
The Tinder Box by #MRCarey -
It’s #BigReleaseTuesday, and what better way to celebrate than with pizza? Today is #NationalDetroitStylePizzaDay! 🍕
Today's new book highlights ✨
The Gold Maiden by #JenniferKropf
( #SongsoftheAdriels Series)
It Could Have Been Her by #LisaJewell
The Tinder Box by #MRCarey -
Picked up The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey a little while back on a whim, not knowing anything about the author or the book, and not knowing that it had been made into a movie too. Started reading it a couple of days ago and oh yes, it's absolutely captivating. Not the sort of genre I normally read, but the writing is so good, so fresh it's almost a genre all of its own anyway. I'll have to hunt the film down after I read it.
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Picked up The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey a little while back on a whim, not knowing anything about the author or the book, and not knowing that it had been made into a movie too. Started reading it a couple of days ago and oh yes, it's absolutely captivating. Not the sort of genre I normally read, but the writing is so good, so fresh it's almost a genre all of its own anyway. I'll have to hunt the film down after I read it.
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Picked up The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey a little while back on a whim, not knowing anything about the author or the book, and not knowing that it had been made into a movie too. Started reading it a couple of days ago and oh yes, it's absolutely captivating. Not the sort of genre I normally read, but the writing is so good, so fresh it's almost a genre all of its own anyway. I'll have to hunt the film down after I read it.
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Picked up The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey a little while back on a whim, not knowing anything about the author or the book, and not knowing that it had been made into a movie too. Started reading it a couple of days ago and oh yes, it's absolutely captivating. Not the sort of genre I normally read, but the writing is so good, so fresh it's almost a genre all of its own anyway. I'll have to hunt the film down after I read it.
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Picked up The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey a little while back on a whim, not knowing anything about the author or the book, and not knowing that it had been made into a movie too. Started reading it a couple of days ago and oh yes, it's absolutely captivating. Not the sort of genre I normally read, but the writing is so good, so fresh it's almost a genre all of its own anyway. I'll have to hunt the film down after I read it.
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Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey: Book 5 of 2026: Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey. Third Philip K. Dick award nominee of the year. https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2026/02/14/outlaw-planet-by-m-r-carey
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Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey: Book 5 of 2026: Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey. Third Philip K. Dick award nominee of the year. https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2026/02/14/outlaw-planet-by-m-r-carey
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Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey: Book 5 of 2026: Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey. Third Philip K. Dick award nominee of the year. https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2026/02/14/outlaw-planet-by-m-r-carey
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Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey: Book 5 of 2026: Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey. Third Philip K. Dick award nominee of the year. https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2026/02/14/outlaw-planet-by-m-r-carey
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The judges of the 2026 Philip K. Dick Award and the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society, along with the Philip K. Dick Trust, are pleased to announce the seven nominated works published in 2025 that comprise the final ballot for the award:
- Sunward by William Alexander (Saga Press)
- Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey (Orbit)
- Casual by Koji A. Dae (Tenebrous Press)
- The Immeasurable Heaven by Caspar Geon (Solaris)
- Uncertain Sons and Other Stories by Thomas Ha (Undertow Publications)
- Scales by Christopher Hinz (Angry Robot)
- City of All Seasons by Oliver K. Langmead and Aliya Whiteley (Titan Books)
First prize and any special citations will be announced on Friday, April 3, 2026 at Norwescon 48. Plans for the ceremony will be posted at Norwescon’s website.
The Philip K. Dick Award is presented annually with the support of the Philip K. Dick Trust for distinguished science fiction published in paperback original form in the United States during the previous calendar year. The award is sponsored by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society and the Philip K. Dick Trust and the award ceremony is sponsored by Norwescon. Last year’s winner was TIME’S AGENT by Brenda Peynado (Tordotcom) with a special citation to ALIEN CLAY by Adrian Tchaikovsky (Orbit). The judges for this year’s award are Jim Aikin (chair), Kim Antieau, J. D. Goff, Abbey Mei Otis, and Lisa Swanstrom.
For more information, contact the award administration:
Gordon Van Gelder (201) 876–2551
John Silbersack [email protected]
Pat LoBrutto [email protected]For more information about the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society: Contact Gary Feldbaum (215) 665–5752
For more information about Norwescon: Norwescon’s website.
https://www.norwescon.org/2026/01/13/2026-philip-k-dick-award-nominees-announced/ #AliyaWhiteley #CasparGeon #ChristopherHinz #KojiADae #MRCarey #OliverKLangmead #ThomasHa #WilliamAlexander -
The judges of the 2026 Philip K. Dick Award and the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society, along with the Philip K. Dick Trust, are pleased to announce the seven nominated works published in 2025 that comprise the final ballot for the award:
- Sunward by William Alexander (Saga Press)
- Outlaw Planet by M. R. Carey (Orbit)
- Casual by Koji A. Dae (Tenebrous Press)
- The Immeasurable Heaven by Caspar Geon (Solaris)
- Uncertain Sons and Other Stories by Thomas Ha (Undertow Publications)
- Scales by Christopher Hinz (Angry Robot)
- City of All Seasons by Oliver K. Langmead and Aliya Whiteley (Titan Books)
First prize and any special citations will be announced on Friday, April 3, 2026 at Norwescon 48. Plans for the ceremony will be posted at Norwescon’s website.
The Philip K. Dick Award is presented annually with the support of the Philip K. Dick Trust for distinguished science fiction published in paperback original form in the United States during the previous calendar year. The award is sponsored by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society and the Philip K. Dick Trust and the award ceremony is sponsored by Norwescon. Last year’s winner was TIME’S AGENT by Brenda Peynado (Tordotcom) with a special citation to ALIEN CLAY by Adrian Tchaikovsky (Orbit). The judges for this year’s award are Jim Aikin (chair), Kim Antieau, J. D. Goff, Abbey Mei Otis, and Lisa Swanstrom.
For more information, contact the award administration:
Gordon Van Gelder (201) 876–2551
John Silbersack [email protected]
Pat LoBrutto [email protected]For more information about the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society: Contact Gary Feldbaum (215) 665–5752
For more information about Norwescon: Norwescon’s website.
https://www.norwescon.org/2026/01/13/2026-philip-k-dick-award-nominees-announced/ #AliyaWhiteley #CasparGeon #ChristopherHinz #KojiADae #MRCarey #OliverKLangmead #ThomasHa #WilliamAlexander -
Time for some skiffy book recs! First:
https://bookwyrm.social/book/709202/s/infinity-gate
I'm convinced M.R. Carey could paraphrase the Thomson Local and I'd find myself gripped. I read this two years ago and I *still* think about it weekly.
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Time for some skiffy book recs! First:
https://bookwyrm.social/book/709202/s/infinity-gate
I'm convinced M.R. Carey could paraphrase the Thomson Local and I'd find myself gripped. I read this two years ago and I *still* think about it weekly.
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Time for some skiffy book recs! First:
https://bookwyrm.social/book/709202/s/infinity-gate
I'm convinced M.R. Carey could paraphrase the Thomson Local and I'd find myself gripped. I read this two years ago and I *still* think about it weekly.
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Time for some skiffy book recs! First:
https://bookwyrm.social/book/709202/s/infinity-gate
I'm convinced M.R. Carey could paraphrase the Thomson Local and I'd find myself gripped. I read this two years ago and I *still* think about it weekly.
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Time for some skiffy book recs! First:
https://bookwyrm.social/book/709202/s/infinity-gate
I'm convinced M.R. Carey could paraphrase the Thomson Local and I'd find myself gripped. I read this two years ago and I *still* think about it weekly.
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Luin tämän viime yönä, kun ei tullut uni silmään. Tänään katsoin leffaversiosta, että miltä ne lopun sienikasvustot näyttävät. Olihan ne elokuvassakin hienot, mutta omissa mielikuvissa ne olivat sumuisen toismaailmallisia ja kauheita ja se muutti kirjan lopun vielä hienommaksi. Se on sellainen hauntingly beautiful -loppu (varsinkin kirjassa). En ole sellaista ennen tavannut zombietarinoissa. Muuten oli mielestäni aika peruspulla. #kirjamastodon #girlwithallthegifts #mrcarey #zombi
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Luin tämän viime yönä, kun ei tullut uni silmään. Tänään katsoin leffaversiosta, että miltä ne lopun sienikasvustot näyttävät. Olihan ne elokuvassakin hienot, mutta omissa mielikuvissa ne olivat sumuisen toismaailmallisia ja kauheita ja se muutti kirjan lopun vielä hienommaksi. Se on sellainen hauntingly beautiful -loppu (varsinkin kirjassa). En ole sellaista ennen tavannut zombietarinoissa. Muuten oli mielestäni aika peruspulla. #kirjamastodon #girlwithallthegifts #mrcarey #zombi
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Luin tämän viime yönä, kun ei tullut uni silmään. Tänään katsoin leffaversiosta, että miltä ne lopun sienikasvustot näyttävät. Olihan ne elokuvassakin hienot, mutta omissa mielikuvissa ne olivat sumuisen toismaailmallisia ja kauheita ja se muutti kirjan lopun vielä hienommaksi. Se on sellainen hauntingly beautiful -loppu (varsinkin kirjassa). En ole sellaista ennen tavannut zombietarinoissa. Muuten oli mielestäni aika peruspulla. #kirjamastodon #girlwithallthegifts #mrcarey #zombi
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Luin tämän viime yönä, kun ei tullut uni silmään. Tänään katsoin leffaversiosta, että miltä ne lopun sienikasvustot näyttävät. Olihan ne elokuvassakin hienot, mutta omissa mielikuvissa ne olivat sumuisen toismaailmallisia ja kauheita ja se muutti kirjan lopun vielä hienommaksi. Se on sellainen hauntingly beautiful -loppu (varsinkin kirjassa). En ole sellaista ennen tavannut zombietarinoissa. Muuten oli mielestäni aika peruspulla. #kirjamastodon #girlwithallthegifts #mrcarey #zombi
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Just finished the #MRCarey #Pandominion series ("Infinity Gate" and "Echo of Worlds"). Great stuff! A great cast of very different kinds of selves, sentient creatures from different Earths and self-conscious AIs from different universes.
Heady stuff, but anchored by very real and relatable characters. With some thematic echoes from the #RampartTrilogy, (The #BookOfKoli et al.), which is one of my favourite series by any author.
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Just finished the #MRCarey #Pandominion series ("Infinity Gate" and "Echo of Worlds"). Great stuff! A great cast of very different kinds of selves, sentient creatures from different Earths and self-conscious AIs from different universes.
Heady stuff, but anchored by very real and relatable characters. With some thematic echoes from the #RampartTrilogy, (The #BookOfKoli et al.), which is one of my favourite series by any author.
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Just finished the #MRCarey #Pandominion series ("Infinity Gate" and "Echo of Worlds"). Great stuff! A great cast of very different kinds of selves, sentient creatures from different Earths and self-conscious AIs from different universes.
Heady stuff, but anchored by very real and relatable characters. With some thematic echoes from the #RampartTrilogy, (The #BookOfKoli et al.), which is one of my favourite series by any author.
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Just finished the #MRCarey #Pandominion series ("Infinity Gate" and "Echo of Worlds"). Great stuff! A great cast of very different kinds of selves, sentient creatures from different Earths and self-conscious AIs from different universes.
Heady stuff, but anchored by very real and relatable characters. With some thematic echoes from the #RampartTrilogy, (The #BookOfKoli et al.), which is one of my favourite series by any author.
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Just finished the #MRCarey #Pandominion series ("Infinity Gate" and "Echo of Worlds"). Great stuff! A great cast of very different kinds of selves, sentient creatures from different Earths and self-conscious AIs from different universes.
Heady stuff, but anchored by very real and relatable characters. With some thematic echoes from the #RampartTrilogy, (The #BookOfKoli et al.), which is one of my favourite series by any author.
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When I first picked up "Infinity Gate," a scifi novel by M. R. Carey whose premise deals with interdimensional travel, I was not expecting a book that manages to introduce multiple furry-type characters. So far: a querulous mole-man bureaucrat, a bitchy dog-woman (ha) boss, an intimidating cat-woman soldier, and a brave bunny-girl student
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When I first picked up "Infinity Gate," a scifi novel by M. R. Carey whose premise deals with interdimensional travel, I was not expecting a book that manages to introduce multiple furry-type characters. So far: a querulous mole-man bureaucrat, a bitchy dog-woman (ha) boss, an intimidating cat-woman soldier, and a brave bunny-girl student
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When I first picked up "Infinity Gate," a scifi novel by M. R. Carey whose premise deals with interdimensional travel, I was not expecting a book that manages to introduce multiple furry-type characters. So far: a querulous mole-man bureaucrat, a bitchy dog-woman (ha) boss, an intimidating cat-woman soldier, and a brave bunny-girl student
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When I first picked up "Infinity Gate," a scifi novel by M. R. Carey whose premise deals with interdimensional travel, I was not expecting a book that manages to introduce multiple furry-type characters. So far: a querulous mole-man bureaucrat, a bitchy dog-woman (ha) boss, an intimidating cat-woman soldier, and a brave bunny-girl student
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Echo of Worlds
Disclosure: I received a copy of this book free of charge for review purposes only. Receipt of a book does not guarantee a review or endorsement.
Echo of Worlds is the sequel to Infinity Gate and therefore this review may contain spoilers for the previous book.
A war is brewing across the multiverse. Organics versus AIs, both with weapons capable […]#4Stars #echoOfWorlds #mRCarey #Review
https://www.curiositykilledthebookworm.net/2024/07/echo-of-worlds/
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Aujourd'hui sur Blog à part –
« Infinity Gate », de M.R. Carey
Une scientifique sur une terre mourante découvre le moyen de voyager vers des mondes parallèles, les mondes d’Infinity Gate, roman signé M. R. Carey.
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📚 Infinity Gate by M.R. Carey: The sixth (and last) of this year’s Philip K. Dick Award nominees. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/02/05/%f0%9f%93%9a-infinity-gate-by-m-r-carey/ (#MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward)
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📚 Infinity Gate by M.R. Carey: The sixth (and last) of this year’s Philip K. Dick Award nominees. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/02/05/%f0%9f%93%9a-infinity-gate-by-m-r-carey/ (#MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward)
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📚 Infinity Gate by M.R. Carey: The sixth (and last) of this year’s Philip K. Dick Award nominees. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/02/05/%f0%9f%93%9a-infinity-gate-by-m-r-carey/ (#MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward)
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📚 Infinity Gate by M.R. Carey: The sixth (and last) of this year’s Philip K. Dick Award nominees. …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/02/05/%f0%9f%93%9a-infinity-gate-by-m-r-carey/ (#MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward)
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Year 50 Day 252: It’s Philip K. Dick Award nominee announcement day! …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/01/09/year-50-day-252/ (#BethanyJacobs #DilmanDila #EugenBacon #MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward #RebekahBergman #SLConey #Year50)
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Year 50 Day 252: It’s Philip K. Dick Award nominee announcement day! …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/01/09/year-50-day-252/ (#BethanyJacobs #DilmanDila #EugenBacon #MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward #RebekahBergman #SLConey #Year50)
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Year 50 Day 252: It’s Philip K. Dick Award nominee announcement day! …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/01/09/year-50-day-252/ (#BethanyJacobs #DilmanDila #EugenBacon #MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward #RebekahBergman #SLConey #Year50)
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Year 50 Day 252: It’s Philip K. Dick Award nominee announcement day! …
Read the rest: https://michaelhans.com/eclecticism/2024/01/09/year-50-day-252/ (#BethanyJacobs #DilmanDila #EugenBacon #MRCarey #PhilipKDickAward #RebekahBergman #SLConey #Year50)
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#LunchtimeReading : Michael Carey's forthcoming Infinity Gate, which will be released by the @orbitbooks gang at the end of March. Always look forward to Mike's books! First time going full space opera for him.
#books #ScienceFiction #AmReading #InfinityGate #MRCarey #MikeCarey #livres #SpaceOpera #multiverse
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@bigbeardedbookseller what a struggle to pick only a few.
Here’s 10 and so many others should be on my list.
I recommend: #MRCarey #RFKuang #RebeccaRoanhorse #PierceBrown #FondaLee #BeckyChambers #ChristinaHenry
#NKJemsin
#DavidHeskaWanbliWeiden
#RobinHobb