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I feel lIke I watched/read a bunch of stuff lately but all that comes to mind is ( Read more... )

I keep putting this off until I can remember them all but this has inevitably led to a negative spiral since then there's just more to remember. So! WHAT I CAN REMEMBER RIGHT NOW.

TV:
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Since I've enjoyed seeing these posts on my network. Adapting it to include tv and not be on Wednesdays.

What I'm currently reading:
"Ravishing the Heiress" by Sherry Thomas. It is sweet and charming, exactly as I was promised. The rich middle class heroine falls deeply in love with the poor aristocrat she's in an arranged marriage with, which is ( Read more... )

Ok you are all fired for not making me read this book of short stories before now. So much delicious science fictiony exploration of gender and sexuality and the complex interplay between biology and society. Like Octavia Butler, Ursula K Le Guin is pretty obviously a romantic sexual straight cis woman who doesn't really get other (existing, human ( Read more... )

I am super sleepy but if I don't post this now I will forget my Thoughts.

So! The Lifecycle of Software Objects by Ted Chiang won best novella in the Hugos last year, and I finally got around to reading it a few days ago ( Read more... )

There's a bunch of really good art and writing at
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So! I didn't really like any of the short stories that much (though some were ok) but have genuinely enjoyed most of the novelettes, I think the extra length gives space for actual characterisation and plot.
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"Bridecicle" by Will McIntosh ( Read more... )

Many of the Hugo nominated works are available for download, and I decided to start with the short stories since I'm more guaranteed to get through them all ( Read more... )