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Science Fiction & Fantasy Week 2018
All this week we're celebrating science fiction and fantasy on ŷ! Explore new realms and embark on out-of-this-world adventures as we highlight spectacular stories, from the best of all time to the most anticipated of the year.
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See Dr. Rufus O. Jimerson’s “Vortex to the Stars, Time, Space, the Matrix, and Other Worlds and Beings� available on July 4th at Amazon.com and Kindle.com for smartphone, i-phone, laptop, and other digital tablet readers. See the attached book cover and image video. The purpose of this book is to examine the observations, biblical scriptures, research, and interpretations of the vortices that are present among us on this planet and within our own aura. These vortices are gateways to the cosmos, time (past and future), many worlds and dimensions, and to advanced extraterrestrial life. The latter is allegedly watching us, intervening and directing us to the fulfillment of our spiritual karma or purpose. In this context, reality is an advanced simulation referred to as a matrix. As in the Greek mythologies, the Gods and Goddesses of Mount Olympus have human favorites and adversaries working “for� and “against� their interest. The root of their mythologies is allegedly among the early Egyptians who learned these stories from the African Dogon tribe. The tribe derived these stories from the Nommo overlords and their spawn, the Anunnaki, dating back hundred-of- thousands of years before the Christian era. The Sirus Overloards, the Nommos, and their Anunnaki spawn where mining gold and uranium ore, among other precious metals in Africa that was prior to the Last Ice Age and Global Flood unified with Europe, Asia, and Americas as one continent. The natural resources were allegedly used to fuel the Nommos space vehicles being used to search for a planet comparable to their dying home planet in Sirus star system. Earth’s atmosphere proved to be too toxic for a sustained visit or stay as a colony. To extract the needed resources to find that home planet elsewhere they used biogenic-engineering to spawn a hominid with their DNA in what is considered the “Garden of Eden� by early biblical scholars. The first advanced species was called the Anunnaki whose longevity extended for many millenniums. They eventually rebelled against their overlords and where purged into extinction. Biblical scholars would call this insurgency the “Tower of Babel.� The Nommos then biogenically-engineered a lesser form of the Anunnaki, Homo-Sapiens, to follow their instruction precisely, operate advanced machines to extract resources from the mines. These more subservient Anunnaki laborers, modern humankind, were composed of 5 percent of the DNA of the aliens into 95 percent of the hominids genes. Today, microbiology has identified those extraterrestrial genes in all humans. Exo-scientists believed that those alien genes contain our “intellectual design� and memory of our extraterrestrial origin. The Homo-Sapiens with limited lifespans and inundated with reptilian genes form the hominids that retard their quest to infringe on the supreme overlord’s comic domain for millenniums to come. This book looks at empirical research that provides context to what was believed to be merely tales or folk lore shared by all early human cultures but is verifiable today.
The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch- one of the best books I’ve read this year!!
Reading Blackwing (Raven's Mark #1) by Ed McDonald and quite enjoying this unique story. Hoping to get hold of the 2nd book, Ravencry soon.
Brief Cases - Jim ButcherThe Spellbook of Katrina Van Tassel
I just finished reading NK Jemisin's Broken Earth trilogy and need to take a break from fantasy for a bit, but definitely looking for books along those lines for future reading.
Just finished Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik and it was incredible. Review to come.
Seveneves some serious sci-fi. If you love celestial mechanics (and who doesn't?) and tales of survival of the human race in space, you cannot miss this fabulous book (soon to be a Ron Howard movie).
No. But I just finished "Remembrance of Earth's Past" trilogy by Liu Cixin last week.
Stranger in a strange land - Robert A. Heinlein
I highly recommend "White Owl" and "An Bhanrion" by the author Hans Erdman, I am patiently waiting for the next book in the series to come out.
"Time Guard - The Awakening"He can walk the world as soul; across time. so can the enemies of mankind.
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One of my fantasy books is The Forbidden Haven by Marie Ellis.
Tanya wrote: "I love that you split the genres into two posts, because they are absolutely not the same thing, and I hate when people bunch them together. I'm a fan of both, but the similarities are scarce. I'..."
Thank you for this.
I am reading Jack Glass by Adam Roberts. Going to Bubonicon (SF and Fantasy Convention) in Albuquerque this weekend! Maybe I will pick up some signed books. Rebecca Roanhorse, George RR Martin, and John Scalzi, among others, will be there.
So much more itens for my "to read" shelf.....happy sigh
Omg there are too many books that I have piled for this..."To Kill a Kingdom" - Alexandra Christo OR "Torch in the Night" - Sabaa Tahir
"Gods Grave" - Jay Kirstoff
"Language of Thorns" - Leigh Bardugo
I'm finishing the first Harry Potter :) for the very first time!
Finished Mistborn and now into book 2, The Well of Ascension. Also finished Borne by Jeff Van de Meer and reading Bradbury short stories every other day.
A little lately but mostly sadly I am reading The Burning Maze I would not recommend coz it is rather sad for a Rick Riordan book(coming from someone who read 17 of his books) Idk why maybe he is going trough some staff in his life or he just wanted to be mean to us It is so not a easy summer fantasy I hoped it would be :(
Probably "Corsair" by James Cambias and "Mistborn" by Brandon Sanderson.
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I'm enjoying Head On. I like that it's a good blend of action and murder-mystery.I also have Spinning Silver on stand-by. It's a little slow for me to get into.
I'm starting on The last star by Rick Yancey
I am rereading the The Fellowship of the Ring. I have read it many times, of course, but I haven't done so in more than 15 years.No movie, song or book has delighted me more than this book. I still remember the excitement I felt the first time I met Frodo and the wonders of Middle-Earth.
I am enjoying this read so much!
I've been binge reading The Iron Druid Chronicles this month, looking forward to read Scourged next.
recently finished rereading Foxglove Summer by Ben Aaronovitch. also the first two Sharing Knife novels by Lois McMaster Bujold.
Rangers Apprentice series by John Flanagan is a really good fantasy series :D
If I get half a chance Dyrk Ashton's 'Rise of the Gods', book 2 of The Paternus trilogy.
About to start "I Only Killed Him Once" by Adam Christopher. It's hardboiled robot noir where Sci-Fi meets Detective Fiction. I'm sorry this is the last book in the trilogy.
I just finished Within the Sanctuary of Wings by Marie Brennan, the fifth and final part of "The memoirs of Lady Trent" series, and it was amazing. It is now one of my favorite fantasy series and I cannot recomend it enough!
Done. Timeline by Michael Crichton and Tuf Voyaging by George R.R. Martin
Elon wrote: "I just finished Within the Sanctuary of Wings by Marie Brennan, the fifth and final part of "The memoirs of Lady Trent" series, and it was amazing. It is now one of ..."Thnx for the tip, I'll bump this one up on my TBR
Lesley wrote: ""The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet" by Becky Chambersand
"The Tower of Swallows" by Andrzej Sapkowski"
Oh I LOVED Long Way, it was a great read.
A song of ice and fire - GOT - George RR Martin
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