Sci Fi
Sanity and Tallulah
$12.99
ISBN: 9781368022804
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Published: Disney-Hyperion - October 16th, 2018
A fun story about two smart girls in their space station home with their three-headed kitten named Princess, Sparkle, and Destroyer of Worlds. What's not to love? I really enjoyed the relationship treatment in the story, both with the girls' friendship, their familial relationships, and the relationships amongst coworkers on the station.
Stacey
All Systems Red
$14.99
ISBN: 9780765397539
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Published: Tor.com - May 2nd, 2017
The SecUnit who (secretly) refers to itself as "Murderbot" hacked its own governor module, so it could go rogue and kill all the humans if it wanted, but it would rather spend its time watching Sanctuary Moon. Unfortunately, its humans keep getting themselves into danger. Even more unfortunately, Murderbot actually finds itself caring about these humans. It's hard being a heartless killing machine when you have feelings.
Shana
SANITY & TALLULAH
$12.99
ISBN: 9781368022804
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Published: Disney-Hyperion - October 16th, 2018
A fun story about two smart girls in their space station home with their three-headed kitten named Princess, Sparkle, and Destroyer of Worlds. What's not to love? I really enjoyed the relationship treatment in the story, both with the girls' friendship, their familial relationships, and the relationships amongst coworkers on the station.
Stacey
Medusa Uploaded
$16.99
ISBN: 9781250169341
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Published: Tor Books - May 1st, 2018
The moment I finished this book, I immediately wanted to go back and reread it from the beginning. This book has everything: cool robots, political intrigue, revenge, murder, and, of course, space travel. Oichi is a fascinating and deeply flawed protagonist, and her story is unlike anything I've read before.
Shana
We
$17.00
ISBN: 9780812974621
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Published: Modern Library - July 11th, 2006
Who knew that a sci fi dystopian novel could be reminiscent of Dostoevsky or Tolstoy? Written under an oppressive Soviet State, WE is eerily relevant still. Powerfully human, Zamyatin's political novel could have been written yesterday to reflect on the world we live in.
Matthew
Bottom of the Sky
$15.95
ISBN: 9781940953786
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Published: Open Letter - May 29th, 2018
One part meditation on the early days of science fiction and one part meditation on the course of life into death, Fresan’s novel is utterly unique. For the first 100 pages you’ll think “This isn’t sci fi,” then something will happen to make you say, “Oh, yeah it is,” and then you’ll settle into understanding this beautiful book is in a genre all its own.
Josh
Bannerless
$14.99
ISBN: 9780544947306
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Published: John Joseph Adams/Mariner Books - July 11th, 2017
This atmospheric murder mystery takes place on a post-apocalyptic far-future US coast. An engaging exploration of the resilience of humanity.
Rebecca
Saga, Vol. 1
$9.99
ISBN: 9781607066019
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Published: Image Comics - October 23rd, 2012
This graphic novel kickstarts an epic intergalactic saga about family and friendship during an interspecies war. Super cool, super weird. Firefly and Star Wars-esque. Great fun!
Rebecca
All Systems Red
$14.99
ISBN: 9780765397539
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Published: Tor.com - May 2nd, 2017
The SecUnit who (secretly) refers to itself as "Murderbot" hacked its own governor module, so it could go rogue and kill all the humans if it wanted, but it would rather spend its time watching Sanctuary Moon. Unfortunately, its humans keep getting themselves into danger. Even more unfortunately, Murderbot actually finds itself caring about these humans. It's hard being a heartless killing machine when you have feelings.
Shana
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