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Obviously both listings coincide in many books. Zombies !: 1,523 books - 4,132 voters. Opera Space: 425 books - 2,549 voters.
Independent / self-published books: 2,609 books - 1,706 voters. Of all the recommended books I must admit that I have only read Carmila's, and I am excited to know that of Ursula K. Le Guin. A curious event occurs when you type "books with LGBT characters" on Google.
You will find lists and reviews of books dealing with romances between men among women. Sometimes the "LGBT" label is a saying because almost the entire list is about gay romance novels (man-man). One has to refine the search a bit if she wants to find more books with lesbian trans characters than any other.
For my part, I have searched the confines of my memory and the Internet to make a list with you ... Last week I contacted my subscribers to tell them about this search for books that I had in best scifi fantasy audiobooks hand and I will list some recommendations that they told me . Someday it wouldn't be bad to talk to you about books about LGBT women. For now, we are going to fantasy and science fiction.
Kameron Hurley, author of the book, found that description quite funny and even alternative covers were created (a limited edition was also sold with those covers in Spain). Although it is framed within science fiction, it would be more appropriate to consider it fantastic science fiction. Specifically, this book focuses on the history of the Free Amazons, women who train to survive on their own.
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It speaks of sexual freedom, gender equality, the collision between cultures ... It is a feminist novel that invites reflection. Kerr is openly bisexual, in the novels he sleeps with everything he wants, as long as he is human, of course, the bugs (other alien races) are not cool, but he does have some relevant new sci fi audiobooks relationships with women. For now, the Cerbero publishing house will publish The Amable Company, a medieval epic fantasy story that could be on this list perfectly (but I'm sure I'll have the chance to talk about it in the future, although if you were curious here you can get fed up of information ).
All science fiction today. In Spanish it has been published in a single volume, but there were three novels published between 1951 and 1953. It could not be missing again the one that Asimov called the richest science fiction writer â€.
Few books can say that the film is better, but this may be one of them. 5º- Stellar tide, is perhaps the best book by David Brin and the first of his saga The elevation of the pupils. It is one of those novels, such as The gods themselves, by Asimov, Solaris, by Nikolai Nirenburg, in which the mere invention of the alien race already blows your imagination.
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Science fiction hooks, don't say no. If you want to start an adventure that won't let you keep an eye, you're in the right place. It is based on the story The crabs walk on the island â€, by the Soviet science fiction writer Anatoli Dnieprov. The series also include the novels Midday, XXII century â€(Полдень, XXII век, 1962), Attempt to escape†(Попытка к бегÑтву, 1962), Far Rainbow â€(Ð"Ð°Ð»ÐµÐºÐ°Ñ Ð Ð°Ð´ÑƒÐ³Ð°, 1963), How difficult it is to be God†Трудно богом быть, new sci fi audiobooks 1964), Restlessness "(Ð'еÑпокойÑтво, 1965-of which there is a later version with sensitive changes, called the snail on the slope" Улитка в Ñклоне), the inhabited island "(Обытаемый оÑтров, 1969), the boy â€(Малыш, 1971), The kid of the underworld†(Парень из преиÑподней, 1974), Beetle in the anthill â€(Жук в муревейнике, 1979-80), The waves extinguish the wind†(Ð'олны гое вое готова вое горова горова горова горова горова горова горова горова горова ).
The protagonist will be forced to take sides and influence events, and the novel reflects on the consequences that this may have on the society in question. Restlessness "is a dark novel, pessimistic and philosophical, that takes place on the planet Pandora (and that is not the only resemblance to the best science fiction audiobooks Avatar movie" by James Cameron, suffice it to say that the description of Pandora Cameron has taken it? Directly from book, by the way the female protagonist is ... Nava ..., of course, it goes without saying that the story described in Restlessness "has nothing to do with that of the Avatar movie).
In addition to the World of Noon, the novel is also part of the trilogy of Maksim Kammerer, along with The Boy "and Beetle in the anthill." The book tells the story of one of the stalkers â€, people who live around the areas visited by aliens, and who have been closed by the UN and where entry is prohibited. An excellent reading, which takes this position only because it is the most Mainstream â€and has a weaker story than the rest, despite being incredibly entertaining and full of epic moments, but still, it is a typical story almost Hollywoodense (and soon it will be, as a film about this novel is prepared).
And I put it in this place because although I have not finished it yet, it is a story that I am enjoying a lot, although it is a somewhat complicated novel. Neuromante is a 1984 cyberpunk novel, one of the most influential of the genre, with works like Ghost in the Shell in Android anime: Netrunner in board games strongly influenced by this novel (and like everything Cyberpunk, also influenced by Blade Runner, but that is another subject)
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