Mount TBR – July

I never did a Mount TBR post last month, but that’s because I went on holiday to Canada¹ with a little day trip to Skagway, Alaska² so there may be more additions than usual on this one.

• Nagata, Linda – The red: first light blame Renay
• Leicht, Stina – Cold Iron ; Renay’s fault again
• Hambly, Barbara – Dragonsbane ; rec’d by Aidan Moher on Tor.com, but also because 1) dragons, and 2) I’ve already read a book by Hambly & really enjoyed it.
• Smythe, James – Way down dark rec’d by Curiosity killed the bookworm
• Gotlieb, Phyllis – A judgement of dragons rec’d by Martha Wells on Tor.com – article about books about “exploring and Communicating with Alien Cultures”
• Hawkins, Scott – The library at Mount Char rec’d by Kameron Hurley (among others). This I have on order from the library
• Mason, Rhonda – The empress game ; Tor.com – Liz Bourke
• Fujii, Taiyo – Gene Mapper ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• Holmqvist, Ninni – The Unit ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• Lem, Stanislaw – Solaris ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novel. But also I remember being intrigued by the film when it came out and the whole idea of everybody creating the people they know through interactions and memory and interpretation.
• Liu, Cixin – Three Body Problem ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• de Rojas, Agustin – A legend of the futureBarnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• Strugatsky, Arkady & Boris Roadside Picnic ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• Yoss – A planet for rent ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• Zamyatin, Yevgeny – We ; Barnes & Noble – Take a Trip Around Planet Earth with 9 Translated Science Fiction Novels
• Bear, Elizabeth – Karen Memory ; Renay and Read this – westerns
• Priest, Cherie – Boneshaker Read this – westerns but also because I really enjoyed her Lizzie Borden book. Plus steampunk-edness.

In conclusion I have added far too many books, especially when you consider that from now on every Kate Elliott book³ is a must read.

1. it was awesome, you should totes go ↩

2. the mother described it as “Knock without the religion” which only really makes sense to Irish people, but there you go ↩

3. past, present, future ↩