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Category: Reviews
Review: Death Renaissance by Zoha Kazemi
“Death Renaissance” is the latest novel by Iranian science fiction author Zoha Kazemi. She has written several novels and short stories in the genre and…
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Review: Membranes by Chi-Ta Wei
Membranes” a thematically rich yet short novel by author and literary critic Chi Ta-Wei. It was written in 1995 but it has been translated to…
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Review: Disordered Cosmos by Chanda Prescod-Weinstein
“No matter what the lowest-eumelanin people say, Black Lives are Star Stuff and Black Lives Matter, all of them.” I think some people, despite having…
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Review: Flamagra by Flying Lotus
Only three of the tracks were available to preview before the album’s full release. But I was so enamored with some of the names that…
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Review: Walk Through Fire by Yola
British born “Queen of Country Soul”? Why not? “Walk Through Fire” firmly establishes British born vocalist, Yola, as precisely that. My first encounter with…
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“Inter Ice Age 4” by Kobo Abe
I happened upon this title when a friend posted an article on Facebook about literary authors that had made forays into science fiction. I…
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Review: Lux Prima by Karen O and Danger Mouse
I was a fan of Karen O since her days as the vocalist for The Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Though I have to admit that a lot…
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