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Borderland: Rhiannon Lassiter, Oxford University Press, 2003.

I picked this up at a charity shop because the blurb seemed quite interesting (looking back at it, it only gives a taste of what’s in the book, but it was effective.) Three strands are introduced, ( Read more... )

The Universe Against Her: James H. Schmitz Ace, April 1979

Set in the future among the most privileged, powerful people in the known universe as imagined in the late seventies, there’s a slight sense of paleofuturology about this story. The main character is Telzey Amberdon (all the names are a bit like that), a fifteen year old ( Read more... )