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So I only read one story this month. I'd blame it on the SFWA and their confusing numbering of the Nebula Showcase Volumes, but even though this confusion lead me to get the wrong volume from the library, I didn't finish my previous book (Mindscape by Andrea Hairston) before I got the correct volume. So I'm going to blame reading longer books and more non-fiction.
Anyways here is the review:
2001 Novella: "The Ultimate Earth" by Jack Williamson The premise was interesting and kinda creepy, but the creepy bits don't really get explored, the story went somewhere else instead.
So I only read one story this month. I'd blame it on the SFWA and their confusing numbering of the Nebula Showcase Volumes, but even though this confusion lead me to get the wrong volume from the library, I didn't finish my previous book (Mindscape by Andrea Hairston) before I got the correct volume. So I'm going to blame reading longer books and more non-fiction.
Anyways here is the review:
2001 Novella: "The Ultimate Earth" by Jack Williamson The premise was interesting and kinda creepy, but the creepy bits don't really get explored, the story went somewhere else instead.
