Even though I didn't participate as much as usual, I'm glad to have joined in #scifimonth2025! Big thanks to this year's hosts: imyril @ There's Always Room For One More; Annemieke @ A Dance With Books, Lisa @ Dear Geek Place & Mayri @ bookforager. I only read one science fiction book this month, but it was a good one!

Here are a couple of wonderful scifi classics I just read for #scifimonth 2025. They would both deserve a long and detailed review, but many have done that before me, and in a fabulous way, so I&#8…

In recent days, I’ve been acquainting myself with some of the classic science fiction present in our family bookshelves. Among them is a large volume of short stories written by masters of th…

MY VERDICT: A powerful meditation on progress, power, and the role of intellectuals that feels frighteningly relevant today.

Top Ten scifi added to my TBR TTT for November 25 #TopTenTuesday  #scifimonth 2025 📚  📚 📚 Today TTT theme is Thanksgiving freebie, and I’m combining it with today’s prompt for #scifimon…

As if November didn’t have enough reading events on the go, I discovered at a late stage that it was also Sci Fi Month!! Now, I don’t read *huge* amounts of that genre, but I do like cl…

I wanted to read so much more for #SciFiMonth – but here’s what I got round to. Marge Piercy’s Woman on the Edge of Time, from my 2025 reading list, is another feminist utopian cl…

We're nearing the end of SciFi Month—how did November fly by so fast?? So it's time to share my favorite science fiction books of the year so far. To be honest, I have not read a lot of SF this year, so this list includes some four star rated books (unusual for my Best Of lists). But I enjoyed all of these and recommend them!

We got a big plot reveal and a devastating development at the start of this week, which puts Breq's actions in clear context. With Seivarden stepping out of her sulk to start developing as a character, there's lots building up as we approach next week's climax. Read on for discussion, expect spoilers!

Alt: a man in a suit is giving a thumbs up sign

Here are a couple of wonderful scifi classics I just read for #scifimonth 2025. They would both deserve a long and detailed review, but many have done that before me, and in a fabulous way, so I&#8…

MY VERDICT: A gripping sci-fi thriller asking urgent questions for our world challenged with climate evolution, deepfakes, and the place of AI.

It's time for another Friday Fives post, in celebration of #scifimonth2025! Today's theme is Interesting Ways To Travel, and I've decided that time travel is super interesting, so I've found five recent books I've read that have time travel as a theme. The Future is Yours by Dan Frey. Two college friends invent a computer that can "see" one year into the future, and of course things do not go smoothly.

The Running Man is a fun and action packed dystopian movie. I'm a fan of the genre and for the most part the style of this really worked for me even if it camn be a little heavy handed at times. Glen ...