Another Sci-Fi Month has come and gone—in the blink of an eye! I was hoping to participate more, but at least I managed to read more SF books than last year (which was pretty sad). I also posted a couple of lists, did a book tag, and participated in two of the four Friday Fives. I read other, non SF books as well, and those are listed below.
Big thanks again to our wonderful hosts of Sci-Fi Month 2023: imyril @ There’s Always Room for One More, Mayri @ BookForager, Annemieke @ A Dance With Books and Lisa @ Dear Geek Place!
Here’s what happened on the blog this month:
These Burning Stars by Bethany Jacobs
Calamity by Constance Fay
Earth Retrograde by R.W.W. Greene
21 Adult Science Fiction Books to Read in 2024
Best Science Fiction of 2023 So Far
Intergalactic Book Tag 2023
Friday Fives: When Will Then Be Now?
Friday Fives: Upgrade Me
Other November reviews:
Bookshops & Bonedust by Travis Baldree
The Star and the Strange Moon by Constance Sayers
Good Girls Don’t Die by Christina Henry
It was a great month!
It was, I can’t wait for next year:-)
I feel like November just started and now we’re at the end already like howww? 😮
Stephanie @ Bookfever recently posted…The Nonfiction Book Tag
I have no idea!!!
Nooooo. It’s my favorite. The month can’t be over. Thanks for sharing the lists. I have some of these in my ARC pile and some on my library holds.
I know, it went by way too fast…
I’m adding this post to all the scifi posts I need to go over, to check the recommendations.
I hope you get more out of The Ferryman. I was very disappointed, but it could just be that I didn’t get it!
Emma @ Words And Peace recently posted…2023: November wrap-up
It was a little confusing:-)
Tammy, you only reviewed three science fiction books this month? Should I be worried;)
Ha ha last year I only reviewed one, so I’m counting it as a win.
Glad to have had you on board again Tammy 😀
Annemieke @ A Dance With Books recently posted…The Sci-Fi Month Photo Challenge 2023 | Sharing Some of Your Photos | Part 4
Thank you, it was a lot of fun:-)
These Burning Stars made it to my TBR after reading your review Tammy!
Thanks Sophie, I hope you enjoy it when you read it:-)
Nice! I enjoy seeing these lists of covers. They always leave me wanting to read more. The only sci-fi I managed to read in November were a couple from 2019, Edges and Silver, both by Linda Nagata, and I thoroughly enjoyed both.
I still need to read Linda Nagata, I’m glad you loved them:-)
Yes, hard to believe another sci-fi month has come and gone. I have to say my participation was lower than I wanted it to be this year, but I think a lot of that had to do with a lack of sci-fi books, or those I was interested in anyway!
It was sort of a sparse year for SF:-)
Those Sci-fic books look cool. That a nice list of books.
Have a great December reading month.
Snapdragon recently posted…November Wrap up 2023
Thanks, you too!
I’m sorry I didn’t get to take part in this event. I love to join in with these but this year has been a flop.
Not as many books as you’d hoped but still good.
Lynn 😀
It’s totally understandable. There’s always next year:-)
You participated quite a bit for SciFi Month–good job!! I’m still trying to find my groove with scifi…I read a little more of it this year, but I don’t read nearly as much as I think I will. I think maybe I need to stay away from hard scifi and space operas and find more light scifi or scifi romance. ^_^
I’ve been enjoying Sci Fi romance quite a bit, I think it’s gaining popularity:-)