Science Fiction Aficionados discussion

Nominate a favorite Sci-fi here for our February read. As long as it's Sci-fi, anything counts!

The Best of Nancy Kress
Crosstalk
James Patrick Kelly Masters of Science Fiction
Station Eleven
Love in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction21st Century Science Fiction
Iraq + 100: stories from a century after the invasion

Lena, would you mind narrowing that down to one book?

Lena wrote: "The Best of Nancy Kress
Crosstalk
James Patrick Kelly Masters of Science Fiction
Station Eleven
[book:Love in the Age of Mechanical R..."

sorry Lena-I should have added one nomination per person

Edge of Infinity

Ah, sure. I forget which groups have nom limitations and which ones just throw down and see what floats.

The Best of Nancy Kress

Hell Ship by Philip Palmer

Aristoi by Walter Jon Williams

The Forever War by Joe Haldeman

Evocation: The First AI Stories Collection by Sergio Flores

Ok, since I wrote it, I can make it freely available for the group to read at some point. And I appreciate all comments! I hope you have an amazing year, by the way!

Kirsten wrote: "The Forever War by Joe Haldeman"

I'd be in for that one.

Im going to nominate The Islanders by Christopher Priest--sounds like a trippy time-space thing, and that osunds like a good idea to me!

The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe by D.G. Compton.

Maggie wrote: "Im going to nominate The Islanders by Christopher Priest--sounds like a trippy time-space thing, and that osunds like a good idea to me!"

yes! I've had that book for ages, unread.

The Forever War
Hell Ship
Edge of Infinity
The Best of Nancy Kress
Aristoi
Evocation: The First AI Stories Collection
The Islanders
The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe

ok, making the poll now!

Hi, I'm new to the group. I'm going to throw "Paradox Bound" by peter clines into the mix

sorry Thomas-we already voted and The Forever War won
Join in the next one!

Hey everyone, sorry for the zombie thread post, I was just wondering if there is anything planned in terms of random read for the month of March. I am skipping Helliconia series this time around and would love to have an alternative title to read and discuss with others.

Oh, I must confess I've also joined another group that focuses on Hugo winners and nominees, so in case there's nothing planned for March, it's all good.

We are reading

I see, thanks a lot. I will just have to take your word on that, since I still haven't found the thread where you discussed it. In any case, doubt I have a copy of that.

The thread hasn’t started but if you look in the polls section you’ll see that’s what we voted on. Ursula Le Guin has won Hugo’s and recently passed away.

Much obliged, Lena. Thanks for clearing it up.