Isaac Asimov
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Flash Reviews: Science Fiction Classics
So I have been reading a lot lately. Seriously, a lot. And while I’ve been trying to dedicate myself to writing a review for every single book I read, that’s just not really possible. Sometimes, regardless of my feelings for a book, I just can’t quite come up with a full-length review! This is neither… Continue reading
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Weekly Wrap-Up: 08 December 2017
Happy Friday! Only two more weeks until I head home for the Christmas holiday. While I am filled with holiday cheer (and over excitement), I’ve been happily plowing my way through my December TBR. I managed to finish three books this week between Christmas parties, lunches, wrapping, and decorating. I’m kind of impressed with myself. Continue reading
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A Beginner’s Guide to Science Fiction: Part One
I’ve been thinking about doing this for awhile. Science fiction is such an incredibly rich genre, but it’s hard to figure out where to start! Whether you’ve been a fan of sci-fi TV and movies or just curious to dip a toe into a new genre, I promise that there’s something out there for you! Continue reading
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Review: Caves of Steel
I picked up Foundation late last year because 1) I had always wanted to read Asimov and 2) I desperately needed short books to help me catch up on my Goodreads reading challenge. After blasting through the original Foundation trilogy and I, Robot (which deserve their own post sometime in the future), I received the Continue reading
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