I mainly read sci-fi, mystery, some suspense/horror and the occasional non-fiction.
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In Discworld, time is a resource managed by the highly capable Monks of History. Everybody wants more time, which is …
In 2034, the stars went out. An unknown agency surrounded the solar system with an impenetrable barrier, concealing the universe …
The denizens of Ankh-Morpork fancy they've seen just about everything. But then comes the Ankh-Morpork Times, struggling scribe William de …
A collection of very short science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories from "512 Words or …
A great collection of very short fiction from Curtis. He tells amazing stories in 512 or fewer words.
Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix …
sunlight and offer vacationers endless good times while floating through blue skies above the clouds …
More space spying, twists & turns and Kangaroo trying his best to emulate being authentic with his love interest. (He's not "faking it", just doesn't know a better way to be.) Along the way Kangaroo finds himself a Prisoner in a "blue site" on Venus.
Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix …
Fiction "Bodyhoppers" by Rocío Vega "King of the Castle" by Fiona Moore "We Begin Where Infinity Ends" by Somto Ihezue …
The port city of Hainak is alive: its buildings, its fashion, even its weapons. But, …
5 out of 5 stars The story is set in a unique world where magic is slowly replacing engineering. The protagonist Yat goes from being a demoted cop to a reluctant hero for her city.
The port city of Hainak is alive: its buildings, its fashion, even its weapons. But, …
The story is set in a unique world where magic is slowly replacing engineering. The protagonist Yat goes from being a demoted cop to a reluctant hero for her city.
The port city of Hainak is alive: its buildings, its fashion, even its weapons. But, after a devastating war and …
The Law of Consequences: A Fantastical Anthology
Every action has a consequence, some good, some …
Story collection of consequences for actions with some magic mixed in.
An interesting set of locked door mysteries from the Golden Age of detective fiction (roughly the 1920s and 1930s). Fourteen interesting and ingenious tales with unexpected twists and turns along the way. I particularly enjoyed the Ellery Queen's The House of Haunts and C. Daly King’s The Episode of the Nail and the Requiem.
Warning that some of the stories do have dated attitudes, especially towards women (thus dropping the rating to four stars). #Bookstodon
