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REVIEW: Green by Jay Lake
REVIEW: Green by Jay Lake
MY RATING : BRIEF SYNOPSIS : A girl is enslaved and raised to be a key figure in the politics of a city; eventually she gets to make her own decisions about things. MY REVIEW : PROS : One of the most empathetic characters I've read in quite a while. CONS : Sometimes the plot ...
Illness isn't stalling sci-fi writer Jay Lake
Illness isn't stalling sci-fi writer Jay Lake
oregonlive.com — Jay Lake has published four novels and more than 200 short stories in the past eight years.... The Portland writer is prolific and tech-savvy, a rising star in the Steampunk subgenre of science fiction and an active blogger and Twitterer. All the ... (more) Illness isn't stalling sci-fi writer Jay Lake
The Big Idea: Jay Lake
The Big Idea: Jay Lake
whatever.scalzi.com — Normally I write a bit about each of the Big Idea authors, but here’s all you need... to know about Jay Lake, one of my fave people in science fiction/fantasy and a Hugo co-nominee with me for METAtropolis: He’s awesome. His new book Green? ... (more) The Big Idea: Jay Lake
Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Stories / Excerpt from <em>Green</em>, by ...
tor.com — Green , by Jay Lake By Management Services “ Jay Lake is an incredibly versatile writer, whose... novels have ranged from space opera to steam-punk. But with Green ( Tor Books ), he shows us a different voice, and creates a character so strong and ... (more) Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Stories / ...
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[links] Link salad prepares to head north
Lakeshore — JayCon is tomorrow! Mark your calendars: [ jlake.com | LiveJournal ] SF Signal on Green [ Powell's | Amazon ] — The book is out next Tuesday, for those of you playing along at home. Grandpa Johnson - the inventor of fat-free bacon — This post from my friend chriswjohnson is funny and touching. Language Log with far more than you ever wanted to know about the "language gene" in mice The ...

[links] Link salad wakes up to another week
Lakeshore — A bizarre spamblog review of Green [ Powell's | Amazon ] — Which is probably a Babelfish felch of this SF Signal review of the book. A green aria — No, really. (Thanks to tetar.) Steampunk Tales is finally up at iTunes for your iPod/iPhone reading pleasure — And I have a story therein. How fit is your brain? Steampunk tree house — (Thanks to ...

On Reviewing, Round 63
Torque Control — ... Karen Burnham reviews Jay Lake’s Green at SF Signal and adds a disclaimer about her connections with the author and his work; further discussion follows ...

[books] Green day yesterday
Lakeshore — ... but do come to the reading if you can. Some new Green links below, including a hilarious and insightful review from io9.com and an excerpt running at Tor.com. The book photo contest [ jlake.com | LiveJournal ] Readings and signings: [ jlake.com | LiveJournal ] io9 with a review of Green — My favorite review of my work, ever, I think. Hee. Interesting discussion in the comments on the SF Signal review of Green ...

On Green
Torque Control — ... was awesome. She does kick-ass fantasy heroine things like kill people, sleep around, win fights and be Chosen By The Gods (yes, she’s that too) and her only flaws are the sort of flaws it is acceptable for a strong woman to have—i.e. she is a little bit impulsive, a little bit ruthless and just too gosh darn stubborn sometimes. Because of this, and her general disinclination to give a damn about anyone else, she never felt like a real person to me. Karen Burnham at SF Signal: Jay Lake’s Green is a character-driven fantasy ...

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Jay Lake 's sixth novel, Green , is an inventive fantasy of exotic cities, weird gods, conspiracies, stabbings, and kicks to the head . And here come the spoilers... It begins as a girl, born into poverty and ignorance, is sold into slavery by her own father. She's stolen away from the warm ...