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Alex & Alex Are Reading: Ian McGuire, Siddhartha Mukherjee, Dennis E. Taylor, Anthony Ryan
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We love keeping you on your toes, so this minisode not only are we talking about what we'e read, but what we're gonna read as well. How stoked are you! So Stoked, we bet. Listen to stock up your reading list real fast.
Anthony Ryan's The Waking Fire confused us about whether it was the lizard kinda drake or the Drake kinda drake, For We Are Many (Book Two of the Bobiverse) by Dennis E. Taylor has a dumb as hell name but is incredible nontheless, Siddhartha Mukherjee recounts the history of genetics in glorious depth in The Gene and Ian McGuire goes hunting for whales and something more in The North Water.
Wanna know what we're reading next? No worries:
- Ann Leckie - Provenance: our favorite adopted family member (even if she doesn't know it yet) returns with a space heist adventure. Hell yeah.
- N.K. Jemisin - The Stone Sky: the last in a series of the best fantasy written this side of the year 2000, and probably most of the years before that as well.
- Mort(e) - Robert Repino: a cat assasain looks for love after the war ends? Who knows.
- The Vanishing Futurist - Charlotte Hobson: communists, basically.
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