Books 2017: maybe catching up a little sooner

Books 2017: 182-189


182. Liz Ziemska, Mandelbrot the Magnificent. Tor.com Publishing, 2017.

Read for review for Locus. Meh.


183. E.J. Swift, Paris Adrift. Solaris, 2018.

Read for review for Locus. Also meh.


184. Steven Brust, Vallista. Tor, 2017.

Read for review for Locus. Meh again.


185. Helen S. Wright, A Matter of Oaths. Bloomsbury reprint edition, 2017. Ebook.

Read for column. WOW OKAY. This is really, really, really good space opera. Queer and including older women and originally published nearly thirty years old, go and read it, go and READ IT NOW.


186. Spencer Ellsworth, Starfire: Shadow Sun Seven. Tor.com Publishing, 2017.

Read for review for Tor.com. Middle book with middle book issues. Fun, though.


187. Ronica Black, Under Her Wing. Bold Strokes Books, 2017. Ebook.

FF romance between a librarian and the owner of a no-kill dog shelter. Readable, but meh.


188. Karis Walsh, Set the Stage. Bold Strokes Books, 2017. Ebook.

FF romance set around a theatre company. Fairly decent.


nonfiction

189. Yasmin Khan, The Raj at War: A People's History of India's Second World War. Vintage. London, 2016. (First published 2015.)

Read for Patreon. Very interesting history, compellingly written.