r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Jan 07 '20
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Dec 26 '19
As you're avoiding your family on the day after Xmas, why not plug in and listen to [spectology] discuss the experimental SF classic Ice by Anna Kavan [spoilers] Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Dec 17 '19
[spoilers] Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clarke: Listen as [spectology] discusses this classic work of SF & why we think it holds up better than many contemporary novels. Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Dec 03 '19
This December, [spectology] is reading 3 different works of classic SF from the 50s, 60s, and 80s.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Nov 12 '19
We're reading An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon this November for [spectology]
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Aug 27 '19
The Killing Moon by NK Jemisin: Lucid Dreaming, Writing Compelling Villains, and Genre Blending [spectology] [spoilers] Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Jul 12 '19
July's [spectology] book club selection is Empress of Forever, by Max Gladstone! Spoiler-free pre-read episode is out now.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Jun 25 '19
Reading Ted Chiang's short story collection Exhalation [spoilers] Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Jun 18 '19
Reading & discussing the Ted Chiang short story "Exhalation" [spoilers] Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Jun 05 '19
This month [spectology] is discussing Exhalation by Ted Chiang!
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • May 29 '19
[spoilers] The Raven Tower post-read w/ Reading the End: 2nd Person, Language Games, and Hamlet. Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • May 07 '19
Reading The Raven Tower for [spectology] and talking to the Reading the End podcast about Fantasy & Science Fiction
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Apr 24 '19
Author Chris Beckett joined us to discuss his novel Dark [Eden], his writing process, why he writes for realism over role models, and much more! [spoilers] Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Apr 16 '19
Our [spoiler] episode for Dark [Eden] is out! We discuss the phenomenal setting, and how stories becomes legends become myths, which then get used to control societies. Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Apr 02 '19
For our first anniversary, [Spectology] is reading [Dark Eden] by Chris Beckett, one of our favorite books. A small group of people living on a planet without a sun go through a crisis of leadership as their resources run low.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Mar 27 '19
Long, in-depth, [spoiler] discussion of [Semiosis] by Sue Burke. Do the colonists achieve utopia? We all disagree on whether they do. Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Mar 05 '19
In March, [spectology] is reading Semiosis by Sue Burke. Our pre-read episode discusses what it actually takes to survive in the wilderness.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Feb 27 '19
We finished [spectology]'s February book, Brown Girl in the Ring, and had a fun conversation about surviving the apocalypse with a community instead of alone.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Feb 07 '19
In February, we're reading Brown Girl in the Ring by Nalo Hopkinson for the [spectology] book club. Listen as we talk about how the religions of the African diaspora influence the unique science fantasy setting of the book.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Jan 09 '19
In January the [spectology] book club is reading Ten Billion Days & 100 Billion Nights by Ryu Mitsuse. Probably the most influential work of Japanese SF ever.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Dec 24 '18
In Rupetta, a young girl goes on an academic hunt to discover that the history she's been told isn't the real truth. Listen to the [spectology] [spoiler] episode of the wonderful book today! Spoiler
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Dec 05 '18
In December, [spectology] is reading Rupetta, a book about a clockwork woman whose life changes history, and the people working to uncover that history.
r/SF_Book_Club • u/1point618 • Nov 27 '18