Directed By: Edgar Abramenko
Honestly none of the funny. It’s more of a psychological drama- and rather interesting in a way I didn’t expect.
Venom’s Cousin…But Not Funny…
Tag: sci-fi
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
To Sleep in a Sea of Stars
By: Christopher Paolini
It would be just my luck to fall into an empty cavern of parasitic dust and these days I don’t think I’d even have to go to another world to do it.
Fear is the Mind Killer
Dune
By: Frank Herbert
An epic novel with a complicated mother figure? A space witch of sorts sold to a powerful Duke for breeding who falls madly in love with him and therefore screws up the breeding plans…
Yeah I bet you can guess my favorite character.
Good Ideas Still left Me Cold
Machine
By: Elizabeth Bear
After finishing this book I found myself a bit torn on the rating. I liked a lot of it. Liked the ideas but I also felt very cold overall and I think it comes down to the main character in the end.
New York Is Born
The City We Became
By: N.K. Jemisin
New York is born in the form of 5 avatars to protect it and an other worldly villain appears in order to try and stop it…
And I try to sort out some mixed feelings in order to try to write a review about it.
Truth & Aliens In axiom’s end
Axiom’s End
By: Lindsay Ellis
Once after a particularly bad Youtuber Sci-Fi debut I told myself never again. Never again will I read a book by a Youtuber without at least hearing the reviews first.
Yet when Lindsay Ellis announced her book was getting published it immediately went on my TBR list. I jumped at the chance to read an ARC and was excited it came through. Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher but it did not in anyway change my opinion of the book.
