This book is in a Sci-Fi subgenre by itself: it is an experimental extrapolation, using present-day medical/psychiatric/technological and media advancements, of what might be waiting for humanity in the future. As an example, the book refers to Inch Distant as a character in the third person. The ideas are the primary topic, the plot secondary. […]
“ShegoraTH” by Dima Tsyptsiura
This is a book of undefined genre, written when the author was young, then revised much later. This mature second look gives depth to the initial naïve approach. When you consider that the author’s country of origin is at the moment being attacked by an absolute dictator, it gives an even more powerful touch. However, […]
“The Distaff Side” by Mary Leader
As fans of heredity sites and the history of fabrics will know, the distaff is the female side of humanity. If you want more than that, read this book, because I guaranteed by the end you will know far more than you ever thought possible about weaving, spinning, stitching, women and femininity. And the history […]