Soh Kam Yung finished reading Headhunting by Rich Larson
Headhunting by Rich Larson
A private eye plagued by hallucinations is hired to retrieve a mummified monk's head stolen from a cathedral—but why would …
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A private eye plagued by hallucinations is hired to retrieve a mummified monk's head stolen from a cathedral—but why would …
A private eye plagued by hallucinations is hired to retrieve a mummified monk's head stolen from a cathedral—but why would …
An AI car is caught between its ruthless employer and the people she hurt...
An AI car is caught between its ruthless employer and the people she hurt...
New issue of @bcsmagazine is here! https://weightlessbooks.com/beneath-ceaseless-skies-issue-404/
There are very clear rules about being an assassin and Eveen the Eviscerator (it was one time, she says) follows them very carefully. After all, being an assassin is the only reason that she’s alive…well, not actually alive. She’s undead. In her first life, she made a promise to serve Aeril, the Matron of Assassins, for one hundred years. In P. Djèlí Clark’s beautifully plotted and highly entertaining novella, The Dead Cat Tail Assassins, we get to witness Eveen’s greatest caper...
Read the rest of my review at A Bookish Type. I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley, for review consideration.
Added Jon Rosenberg's comic shop to my list of DRM-free bookshops. 💜
Jon is an award-winning cartoonist from Westchester, NY, and the creator of Scenes From a Multiverse, Goats and more.
Ian Mond Reviews The Briar Book of the Dead by A. G. Slatter https://locusmag.com/2024/03/ian-mond-reviews-the-briar-book-of-the-dead-by-a-g-slatter/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fedica-RSS
In this issue: stories by Saswati Chatterjee, Rachael Cupp, Mame Bougouma Diene, Ai Jiang, Joyce Meggett, Carlos Norcia, and Antony …
I'm glad I read this. The ENIAC 6 deserve more respect and more awareness of how much they brought to programming. I expected the quiet sexism of having their work accepted but not their value as people. I wasn't expecting modern jackasses to try to erase their contributions and deny their importance.