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Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: The Spare Man by Mary Robinette Kowal
Nov 5, 2025
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In an era where space sci-fi often prioritizes spectacle over character, Mary Robinette Kowal's "The Spare Man" demonstrates how thoughtful representation, meticulous worldbuilding, and genre-blending can produce a novel that's both entertaining and meaningful—yet somehow remains overlooked by mainstream audiences despite Hugo Award recognition.
Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: The Fourth Consort by Edward Ashton
Oct 23, 2025
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When the book opens, Dalton Greaves is exactly the kind of protagonist Ashton does best: a world‑weary, competent man burned by experience and tossed into an absurdly large problem. Dalton is recruited as one of Earth’s emissaries to a galactic polity and rapidly finds himself negotiating with alien consorts who are, to put it mildly, not human-friendly.
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — Luminous by Silvia Park
Sep 23, 2025
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A sharp, debut near‑future thriller about missing AIs and blurred human/robot family ties—Luminous is a timely, emotionally charged entry in 2025’s crop of space‑adjacent speculative fiction.
Space Sci‑Fi Book of the Week — The Black Fantastic: 20 Afrofuturist Stories (ed. André M. Carrington)
Aug 31, 2025
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The Black Fantastic is a must‑read for space sci‑fi fans who want the genre to do more than plot devices and starships; it bends cosmic imagination toward history, memory and political repair in twenty sharp, inventive stories curated by André M. Carrington.
Space Sci-Fi Book of the Week: Artemis by Andy Weir – A Lunar Heist That Reaches for the Stars
Jul 8, 2025
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When Andy Weir crafted "The Martian," he proved that hard science fiction could be both intellectually rigorous and wildly entertaining. With "Artemis," published in 2017, Weir transports readers to humanity's first city on the Moon, creating a space sci-fi universe where lunar tourism meets criminal enterprise in the most unlikely of settings.
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