I wrote a post for the RT Book Reviews blog: With
Great Spurts Comes Great Goo: Jody Wallace's THE ADVENTURES OF MARI SHU. I
recently finished the third installment, FAR GALAXIES, and wound
up with a lot of feels about the social commentary Ms. Wallace is packing into
the stories. Plus, this series is getting raunchier and weirder than ever and so
I just had to share my o_O reaction!
My steampunk romance column this month is about steamysteampunk romances. I touch upon books that aren't quite erotic, but wherein
the couple's couplings are a huge focus of the stories.
At Spacefreighters Lounge, Sharon Lynn Fisher (ECHO 8)
wants to know: Do
you believe in psi?
Smart Girls Love Sci-Fi & Paranormal Romance
recently interviewed BREEDER author Cara
Bristol about her fantasy romance THE GODDESSES CURSE. You can also read
their interview with DEEP DECEPTION author Cathy
Pegau. How's that for a two-fer?!
AURORA, a film being described as a sci-fi romance,
will be released in the U.S. in July 2015. IMDb describes it thusly:
In 2020 super-computer Kronos concludes that human beings are the biggest threat to the planet. 60 years later, Andrew finds himself lost in a world run by machines when he meets Calia, a girl on the way to a place called Aurora.
Here's the trailer:
Given the description of Calia as a "girl," it's difficult to say if this is YA SF or if the lead couple is 18+. I think the trailer could be better, but I'm
willing to check out this film via Blu-ray or streaming. What about you?
Joyfully yours,
Joyfully yours,
Heather