Reviews and Comments

COVER REVEAL! It's my next book, "Automatic Noodle," a cozy, near-future story about a group of food service bots in an abandoned ghost kitchen who take over their own delivery app account. They rebrand as a neighborhood lunch spot, and start making tasty hand-pulled noodles. Set in San Francisco after a horrible war, this is about rebuilding and finding love after political disaster.

Coming 8.5.25!⁣ Please pre-order! us.macmillan.com/books/9781250357465/automaticnoodle ⁣> Art by Eric Nyquist ⁣ Design by Christine Foltzer

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Another great Tchaikovsky take on the truly alien, this time with added revolutionary fervor. If you like near-to-mid-future scifi rooted in existing social issues and aliens that aren't just humans with weird foreheads, Alien Clay is for you!

Read it at asteriskmag.com/issues/07/sins-of-the-children

Mara@hachyderm.io - Reminder that my book—Rust Atomics and Locks—is freely available online: marabos.nl/atomics/ 😊

(If you read it, please leave a review on www.goodreads.com/book/show/63291820-rust-atomics-and-locks)

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How lovely to briefly imagine that organizations like the Ku Klux Klan were the result of otherworldly sorcery instead of human cowardice

The most surreal aspect of this novel set in a magical empire spanning multiple worlds is the theme that a person spending their life being quietly competent would be universally recognized and celebrated

Fairly translucent allegory involving an idealistic communist society contrasted with a cynical hypercapitalist one, and some typical liberty vs. responsibility discourse, but some interesting viewpoints and contexts are presented

Son of the Storm is well-written and original, a refreshing change from the vast sea of samey eurofantasy