#ScifiMonth2025 Day 28 The Friday five I always take with me, especially going out -- mobile phone, house keys, handkerchief, a story idea, and anxiety at our modern world. #amwriting #scifimonth #scifi

This was my fourth book for #SciFiMonth. Books two and three were one star duds. It was my vintage read and I loved it. I'm glad I have the sequel. It's a duology. 🌌 www.goodreads.com/book/show/39...

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 27: This is an older rec, and not for the faint of heart. #scifi #scifimonth thomaswrightson.co.uk/2018/09/09/r...

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 Nov 27 prompt: #scifi in #translation I read this year: #Book #review:  Hard to be a God by Arkady & Boris #Strugatsky wordsandpeace.com/2025/02/19/b...

This was my first title for #SciFiMonth I have had the ebooks forever from $1.99 sales and decided to start them. After a slow beginning the story blossomed into something wonderful. I am excited to read the next one, but am going to wait until I read the other Sci-Fi books I have on on deck.🚀

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 #scifi Nov 26 prompt: needing to find a way home Check my #review here: wordsandpeace.com/2025/06/22/s...

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 26: There are so many stories that have tales of not coming back. But the two that immediately came to mind are horror; the movie Pandorum and the game Signalis. Both tales born from one-way trips. #scifi #scifimonth #horror

Today's Book Quote Wednesday is 'run'. A confrontation arises over whether to continue a dangerous journey, or turn away and face the consequences. #BookQW #scifibooks #scifimonth #BookSky💙📚

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 Nov 25 prompt: what are you thankful for in #scifi? #Toptentuesday scifi added to my #TBR wordsandpeace.com/2025/11/25/s...

November is a month stuffed full of reading events, and today on the blog I take part in #scifimonth with a classic work from the Strugatskys - "Roadside Picnic". More here! kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpress.com/2025/11/26/s...

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 25: I'm usually thankful for those bull-headed people who just..forget the stuff we're lumbered with today and see what needs to happen. The cosmopolitan, utilitarian streak of the far future. #scifimonth #scifibooks #amwriting

My one #SciFiMonth post this year, featuring a feminist utopian classic, plus short reviews of two others drlauratisdall.wordpress.com/2025/11/26/s... @scifimonth.bsky.social #booksky #sff

Favorite Science Fiction of 2025 So Far #scifimonth2025 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…

Happy #TopTenTuesday! In honor of #SciFiMonth2025 I'm featuring Upcoming Sci-Fi Releases I Can't Wait To Read. The one I'm most excited is Red Star Rebels by Amie Kaufman. What are you looking forward to? @scifimonth.bsky.social #bookblogger #booksky never-anyone-else.blogspot.com/2025/11/scif...

Of course, Present Me has absolutely no idea what other brilliant Sci Fi Future Me will discover in bookstores, libraries, Bluesky, and generally out in the world! I'm sure there will be plenty more. :) Hit me with your recs. if you're going crazy with anticipation for something! #SciFiMonth2025

(3/3) Radiant Star by Ann Leckie - Standalone Imperial Radch novel it's a great universe, and I can't wait to see what we have in store from Leckie! #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

(2/3) The Faith of Beasts, #2 in the Capitve's war series by James SA Corey I loved the Expanse, so dived into the first of the series - The Mercy of Gods. It's an engrossing read, despite the fact that I usually don't like too many aliens in the story! Now I'm invested! #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

Great minds think alike 😁

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 #scifi Nov 23 prompt: exciting 2026 release. This one is definitely on my#TBR. Publication date: May 5, 2026 #Murderbotdiaries by #MarthaWells

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 24: Space horror. I...don't read it much, and I don't write it consciously. So here's one I read, and one I apparently wrote. Although screams are heard in both. #scifibooks #scifimonth #BookSky💙📚

Day 22 of #SciFiMonth and I'm a little late to the party, but I could not resist the prompt to show my bookshelves! Also since my TBRs are scattered amongst them. They have a bunch of mixed genres, but it is what it is (1/7) #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky #Shelfie

We got a big plot reveal and a devastating development at the start of this week, which means it's spoilers all the way down as I discuss week 3 of Ancillary Justice #ScifiMonth2025

My favorite thing during the 3rd week of #SciFiMonth2025 was Sunrise on the Reaping (The Hunger Games #0.5) by Suzanne Collins. I was absolutely traumatized, but it's one of my favorites of the series. I can't wait to see the movie! never-anyone-else.blogspot.com/2025/11/scif... #booksky #filmsky

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 #scifi 2025: short reviews of two classics #ccbookreviews wordsandpeace.com/2025/11/22/s... Slan by #AEvanVogt and Frankenstein by #MaryShelley

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 22: My bookshelf. It's a right jumble of genres, but you'll see my sci-fi in there. I'm sure. #BookSky💙📚 #scifimonth #bookshelf

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 #Book #review: Artificial Wisdom by #ThomasRWeaver #scifi #climatechange #AI wordsandpeace.com/2025/11/21/b...

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 21: One of the best time travel methods I've met was used in two different pieces of media; James Hogan's Thrice Upon A Time and Mage's Steins;Gate. Sending a message to change events, sometimes dramatically. #scifibooks #scifimonth #BookSky💙📚

I completed Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun, via excellent audiobooks narrated by Jonathan Davis. So now I can join the thousands of fans re-reading and trying to figure out what it all means. #scifimonth

Friday Fives #scifimonth2025#scifimonth2025– Interesting Ways to Travel 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…

#scifimonth #scifimonth2025 #scifi Nov 21 prompt: interesting way to travel In The Other World: Comical History of the States and Empires of the #Moon (by #French author in 1657), the guy gets to the Moon by attaching bottles of dew to his body to float upwards. Inspired #ramjet

#ScifiMonth2025 Day 20 (just in time): Since I've already dunked on Avatar, I'll give two...opinions; the rogue AI/VI/SI has been done to death and we should stop calling them AIs, and the Aeon Flux movie is actually one of the best mid-tier sci-fi stories of the 2000s. #scifimonth #amwriting

Happy Friday 56 (With Book Beginnings)! In honor of #SciFiMonth2025, today I'm featuring Peacemaker (Doctor Who: New Series Adventures #21) by James Swallow. #BookSky #BookBlogger @scifimonth.bsky.social never-anyone-else.blogspot.com/2025/11/sci-...

…but I’d love to draw attention to Terminal Boredom, a collection of stories by Izumi Suzuki. These felt fresh and relevant despite being >30 years old. The style and affect very distinct from most regular genre fare. #SciFiMonth #Booksky

Day 19 of #SciFiMonth and the prompt is #UniversalTranslator This made me realise how little translated SF I’ve read and I’m on the lookout to fill this gap! Most people will know Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu, and Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky..(1/2)

Instantly intrigued. We love everything about this pitch

#scifimonth2025 #scifimonth Nov 19 prompt: my favorite #scifi #novella about #language and understanding. Brilliant, and the movie is fabulous as well #tedchiang

I haven’t read this one yet (my copy is lying in wait in India) but talking about SF in translation for #SciFiMonth is a great opportunity to call out the folk @blaft.bsky.social who have been putting out amazing works of translated SF (and broader pulp / genre writings) from India.

November is #SciFiMonth so the Literary Game Club is playing Cosmic Star Heroine, an indie RPG by @zeboydgames.bsky.social! Want to join us in playing and discussing this game? Just comment or send me a message and I'll send you an invite! @scifimonth.bsky.social

Happy Thursday! In honor of #SciFiMonth2025, my neglected Books From The Backlog feature is Terms of Enlistment (Frontlines #1) by Mark Kloos. Have you read it or would you recommend it to me? #booksky #bookblogger @scifimonth.bsky.social never-anyone-else.blogspot.com/2025/11/scif...

Check out my 4 star review of #TheRunningMan on @letterboxd.social #filmsky boxd.it/bM43q5 #SciFiMonth2025 @scifimonth.bsky.social

#SciFiMonth2025 Day 19: I can thoroughly recommend the original All You Need is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka. NOT THE AMERICAN VERSION! #scifimonth #scifibooks #booksky💙📚

10/10 #FutureClassics Saving (one of the) bests for last. The Grand Dame herself. The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin One of the best artists of prose I have ever experienced. #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

9/10 #FutureClassics It's been ages since I read this, but spotting it browsing my shelves it definitely deserves a place as a classic. A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller A #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

8/10 #FutureClassics Another one which is pretty much already a classic and doesn't need much introduction. Ancillary Justice by @annleckie.com #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

7/10 #FutureClassics I think this one definitely wins the award for the most devastating cover art explain. Also it's a Culture novel by Iain M. Banks so I don't need to explain why it's a classic. Use of Weapons by Iain M. Banks #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

6/10 #FutureClassics Speaking of coolest titles for SF novels. A Memory Called Empire by @byzantienne.bsky.social Such a rich and gorgeous duology! I think it's safe to say this one is already a classic despite being relatively recent :) #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

5/10 #FutureClassics Of course this is already a classic. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick Also one of the coolest titles for a SF novel. #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

4/10 #FutureClassics Yes, lesbian necromancers in space, but I think it's the unique voice of this book / series (amongst other things) that destines it to be a classic. Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

3/10 #FutureClassics The Revelation Space books by Al Reynolds had an intensely formative effect on me as a reader. I've been fortunate to meet him a few times in person, and he's always been humble and great to chat with! #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky

2/10 Moving closer to the present, the Terra Ignota quartet by @adapalmer.bsky.social is one of the freshest and most monumental works of SF I've read. Imagine a polycule of Le Guin, Homer, Gene Wolfe, Jacqueline Carey and Foucault had a baby. #TopTenTuesday #SciFiMonth #SciFiMonth2025 #Booksky