Catherine Asaro
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May 2009
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Primary Inversion (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #1)
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1995
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27 editions
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The Charmed Sphere (Lost Continent, #1)
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2004
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13 editions
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The Quantum Rose (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #6)
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2000
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2 editions
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Catch the Lightning (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #2)
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1996
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16 editions
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The Last Hawk (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #3)
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1997
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20 editions
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The Misted Cliffs (Lost Continent, #2)
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2005
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10 editions
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The Radiant Seas (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #4)
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1998
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27 editions
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Undercity (Major Bhaajan, #1)
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2014
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9 editions
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Ascendant Sun (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #5)
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2000
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21 editions
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The Dawn Star (Lost Continent, #3)
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2006
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10 editions
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"This review is coming from a fan of Asaro's previous works, shading my opinion with bias and familiarity with the universe, but I thoroughly enjoyed this installation of the famous Bhaaj and her Dust Knights.
The theme of this book spoke to me especi" Read more of this review » |
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"In Catharine Asaro’s Gold Dust the characters who inhabit Raylicon’s subterranean world of the Down Deep are subjected to the harsh daylight of the City of Cries. Though they are handicapped by poverty and burdened by the negative expectations of the"
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""It was time his people took their place among the vast, star-flung civilizations of humanity,"
If you have ever questioned the value of athletic scholarships, or the value of team sports and competition in youth programs, those threads in Gold Dust m" Read more of this review » |
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"Gold Dust, by Catherine Assaro, is the second Dust Knights novel. This is an exciting standalone story with a large cast of characters that centers around the Undercity kids who have joined the Raylicon Olympic team and their teammates. There is Bhaa"
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I loved Ann's Starbridge books. It wasn't that, though. I finally remembered. It's "Mother and Child" by Joan de Vinge. The Bujold book is Shards of H
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“the more you rely on what you need, the more you become that which you rely on.”
― The Night Bird
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“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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Mar 09, 2014 10:21PM
Hi Catherine! I absolutely love your Lost Continent series. I have read all of them about eight times. Are you planning to write any more for that series? I keep hoping!
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Paul wrote: "The other day when I finished reading "Skyfall," I wondered how you would write a fanfic of "Firefly". Weird and random, I know, but it made me laugh. . . ;o)"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.
Cathiecaffey wrote: "Hi Catherine! LOVED the Lost Continent series! Thanks for the friendship!"Cathie, hello! Glad to hear you enjoyed it. :-)
Catherine wrote: "Elisabeth wrote: "Thanks for your friend request. I really love your books. I'm a huge sci-fi nerd, in my free time...between my reading and mad doodling"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.
The other day when I finished reading "Skyfall," I wondered how you would write a fanfic of "Firefly". Weird and random, I know, but it made me laugh. . . ;o)
Elisabeth wrote: "Thanks for your friend request. I really love your books. I'm a huge sci-fi nerd, in my free time...between my reading and mad doodling"Elisabeth, thank you! Are you an artist? Science fiction doodling is some of my favorite.
Caila wrote: "OMG Thanks so much for the friend request! Love your Lost continent series!!!"Caila, thanks! That's great to know that you enjoy the books.
Thanks for your friend request. I really love your books. I'm a huge sci-fi nerd, in my free time...between my reading and mad doodling







































































