Katie Mack Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Katie Mack

@yunruse Definitely take a look at Martha Wells' Murderbot series (start with "All Systems Red") and Everina Maxwell's "Winter's Orbit". You might also really enjoy Arkady Martine's "A Memory Called Empire" and its sequel "A Desolation Called Peace"

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Katie Mack

Mr. Schilling, who has previously written about the discovery of exoplanets and gravitational waves, presents an impressively comprehensive birds-eye view of a research topic that is both many decades established and yet still at the very cutting edge of astronomy and physics.

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@yunruse Definitely take a look at Martha Wells' Murderbot series (start with "All Systems Red") and Everina Maxwell's "Winter's Orbit". You might also really enjoy Arkady Martine's "A Memory Called Empire" and its sequel "A Desolation Called Peace"

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Katie Mack

🎁 Looking for a holiday gift for your loved one? 🥰 What do you get for the person who has everything? The END of Everything! 😄 Purchase this lighthearted guide to ultimate cosmic destruction today! #EndOfEverythingBook http://www.astrokatie.com/book https://twitter.com/astrokatie/status/1287077173929664520

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I’ll take this heatwave moment to suggest you check out Kim Stanley Robinson’s “The Ministry for the Future” — or at least this opening chapter, for a glimpse of where we’re all headed: https://t.co/VgIJEwm4AN — and talk to your friends, family, & government about climate change.

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I talk about it a little in my book! But the main thing is that the expansion of the universe started fast, was slowing for several billion years, and then started speeding up again about six billion years ago because of dark energy

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Have those Webb Telescope images whetted your appetite? If so, Olaf Stapledon's 1939 novel 'Star Maker' is the forgotten sci-fi classic for you.

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@yunruse Definitely take a look at Martha Wells' Murderbot series (start with "All Systems Red") and Everina Maxwell's "Winter's Orbit". You might also really enjoy Arkady Martine's "A Memory Called Empire" and its sequel "A Desolation Called Peace"

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@coalregard @ZachWeiner Network Effect by Martha Wells. I’ve read (well, listened on Audible) the whole series several times

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Katie Mack

@yunruse Definitely take a look at Martha Wells' Murderbot series (start with "All Systems Red") and Everina Maxwell's "Winter's Orbit". You might also really enjoy Arkady Martine's "A Memory Called Empire" and its sequel "A Desolation Called Peace"

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