Adri Joy Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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New Short Fiction column is out! Featuring Africa Risen ed. Sheree Renée Thomas, Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki (cc @Penprince_) and Zelda Knight, @fandsf, @UncannyMagazine, @shoreinf and shout-outs to the democracy issues of @OmenanaMag and @MithilaReview https://t.co/WrbD8FmDbe

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@BenCKinney Bold as Love by Gwyneth Jones?

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@runalongwomble Hello! I'm reading ONE ARM SHORTER THAN THE OTHER by Gigi Ganguly (intriguing) and THE SECOND REBEL by Linden Lewis (also intriguing)

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@runalongwomble I finished a book for the first time in a million years! Uncommon Charm by Emily Bergslien and Kat Weaver, a 1920s family comedy with a lot of bite behind the charm. I could go back to something half finished or I could pick up another novella and keep the short fic vibes going?

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@runalongwomble Good morning! I'm doing #SweepUpYourSmols this weekend and I'm currently reading Ice by Anna Kavan and Bitter by Akwaeke Emezi.

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@runalongwomble Hello hello! After finishing The Embroidered Book by Kate Heartfield yesterday (extremely elite-focused but still powerful) it's all award reading for me: Where Oblivion Lives by T. Frohock, The Witch's Heart by Genevieve Gornichec and The Last Graduate by Naomi Novik

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Monday review! IRON WIDOW by Xiran Jay Zhao features a powerful woman and her two lovely boys vs. a nauseatingly repressive patriarchal political structure involving GIANT ROBOTS who fight aliens! (also the kids fight the aliens) @nerds_feather http://www.nerds-feather.com/2021/10/microreview-book-iron-widow-by-xiran.html

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@ryka_aoki @Kay23807927 Your work is AMAZING regardless of whether it fits a random fantasy bingo square. (And I actually used Light from Uncommon Stars in my bingo chart for last year, for the "first contact" square 😁)

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I think I've found my "how is everyone else not yelling from the rooftops about this book??" read of 2022: The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez is so beautifully layered, intricate and EXCITING. If you like your prose unusual and your stories non linear, READ IT NOW!

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@runalongwomble Very little idea what day of the week it is, but sure let's say it's Sunday! I'm reading Translation State by Ann Leckie and it's excellent.

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