The Ship Who Sang, by Anne McCaffrey, was picked as the book of the month for August by the Goodreads Space Opera Group. Despite all the others on my plate, I jumped at the chance to reread something I remembered
Book Review | The Ship Who Sang
Book Review | Star Nomad by Lindsay Buroker
The Blurb They have her daughter. She will stop at nothing to get her back. When system-wide civil war broke out, fighter pilot Captain Alisa Marchenko left her family and accepted a commission in the Alliance Army to battle the
Book Review |The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
This was a book of the Month in the Goodreads Space Opera group, and I think it’s the first of their books I’ve read since I joined. I’m so pleased I did, as you’ll see below! I borrowed this book
#FridayFlash Fiction | The White Rose of York
Friday is flash fiction day, and I’ve restricted myself to just over 800 words to bring you a piece of Viridian System series backstory, which readers of The Perihelix have been asking for. Well, they wanted to know more about
Nevermore in Forgotten Suns by Judith Tarr
N is for Nevermore, the planet central to Judith Tarr’s splendid book Forgotten Suns. Saturday is book review day, even during the April A to Z, but I’ll be slanting it towards my theme of world-building, and in addition, I
Friday Flash Fiction | Surviving the Sleeve
Chuck‘s back, although seemingly exhausted! Our challenge this week is a piece of space opera… nominally in honour of a new Star Wars film. 1000 words. Well, I could have an ‘incident’ with the Federation and the Imperium… set post-Perihelix. purists