Catherine Asaro
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Primary Inversion (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #1)
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1995
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The Charmed Sphere (Lost Continent, #1)
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2004
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The Quantum Rose (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #6)
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2000
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Catch the Lightning (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #2)
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1996
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The Misted Cliffs (Lost Continent, #2)
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2005
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The Last Hawk (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #3)
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1997
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The Radiant Seas (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #4)
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1998
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Ascendant Sun (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #5)
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2000
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The Dawn Star (Lost Continent, #3)
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2006
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Skyfall (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #9)
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2003
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"The theme of this book is age old and timeless: What is it that makes us human?
The setting is not. This is Earth in 2033, where information and nano-technology (and probably other sciences not specifically relevant to the book) have advanced at a gr" Read more of this review » |
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“the more you rely on what you need, the more you become that which you rely on.”
― The Night Bird
― The Night Bird
“There are cultures on Earth that are more alien than some of the aliens in SF.
More extensive quote: "the theme of immersion into different cultures comes naturally to science fiction, since a major theme of the genre is how humans interact with 'alien' cultures. Yet many of the so-called alien cultures of science fiction, particularly in its younger days, felt myopic, more like Western cultures even than other cultures on our own planet.”
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More extensive quote: "the theme of immersion into different cultures comes naturally to science fiction, since a major theme of the genre is how humans interact with 'alien' cultures. Yet many of the so-called alien cultures of science fiction, particularly in its younger days, felt myopic, more like Western cultures even than other cultures on our own planet.”
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“the more you rely on what you need, the more you become that which you rely on.”
― The Night Bird
― The Night Bird

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Firefly is one of my favorite SF shows! I enjoy Castle, too. One of my favorite episodes is when Nathan Fillion dressed up as the Firefly captain for a Halloween party :-D.

Cathie, hello! Glad to hear you enjoyed it. :-)

Elisabeth, thank you! Are you an artis..."
Yes, I'm an artist. Mostly I draw for my own enjoyment. Scifi art is one of my favorite doodle topics.


Elisabeth, thank you! Are you an artist? Science fiction doodling is some of my favorite.

Caila, thanks! That's great to know that you enjoy the books.
