Science Fiction: The 100 Best Novels : an English-language Selection, 1949-1984 | 
Today‘s episode features a great set of intro sci-fi picks from Frisco Texas librarian John Alford. Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts.
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#LitsySciFiBookClub #LSFBC
Voting is now open for February's selections. The nominations are:
1. The Other Valley by Scott Alexander Howard
2. Rabbits by Terry Mills
3. Square 3 by Mira Grant
4. All the Water In the World by Eiren Caffall
5. How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Universe by K. Eason
6. The Left Hand of Dog by SI Clarke
Here are my Top 5 Sci-Fi Books, requested by @Mandigolightly This one was hard because I am not a big fan of Sci-Fi, but The Tribe Books saved me!!
#Top5
I decided to try a different science fiction subscription box to see how it was. This one only costs $9.95 plus shipping. My next post will reveal what was in it.
1. I like books that twist or blow your mind, make you think, experience something new. This my great love of SF and Fantasy.
2. Ursula K. LeGuin. Her writing is gentle yet firm, with an unfathomable depth. Her explorations of human nature are so rewarding.
3. Splatter Horror
4. I could probably read more non-fiction.
5. There aren‘t many books that I don‘t finish and even fewer that I finished and disliked, but Gone Girl annoyed me greatly.
I am trying to read more science fiction. Can you guys tell me what is your favourite sci-fi book or/ series?
As we find ourselves in a society that feels like it's on the brink of collapse, the lessons of science fiction feel more relevant than ever. On a less lofty note, I have a huge backlog of science fiction novels and comics that I've been meaning to read and/or post about. Hence, #SciFriday, a weekly post about whatever sci-fi I'm reading or can recommend. I'd love for all of you to join in, too. Feel free to screenshot, share, and tag.
Ah yeah, a new delivery from Awesome Books. A lot of old SF anthologies, some books about books/reading and some SF award winning novels. 😬😬😬📚📚📚📚🚀
