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Paper Golem’s ALEMBICAL celebrates the novella
entertheoctopus.wordpress.com - 1/6/2009
Paper Golem’s ALEMBICAL celebrates the novella
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I love novellas. They’re the perfect length for single-sitting reading, and I think that there’s something about the form that encourages experimentation. Longer than a short story, I suspect that they give some writers plenty of area to explore ideas without the pressure of ...
Books received: 1/12/09
entertheoctopus.wordpress.com - 1/13/2009
Books received: 1/12/09
— entertheoctopus.wordpress.com — Green by Jay Lake. Tor. June, 2009. Her exquisite beauty and brilliant mind were not enough tofree... her form captivity. That took her skills with a knife, and the power of a goddess. She was born in poverty, in a dusty village under the ... (more) Books received: 1/12/09

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Lakeshore — Table of Contents for Year's Best Science Fiction, Volume 26 — Congratulations to all included. Enter the Octopus discusses Alembical [ Paper Golem | Amazon ] David B. Coe on point of view — And specifically, among other things, his pronounced distance for omniscient. Science Fictions False Assumption? — James Wallace Harris on space travel. These days, I am beginning to think the future of manned space travel is Asian. If the Euro-American axis has a role in that ...

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