Tag: disability
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Disability in Science Fiction
When we look for books that deals with disability in science fiction, we have more options than we used to, but especially in main stream books and other media, it is still a rare sight. Content warning: Cancer, chronic illness and disability
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Cookie Cutter Superhero by Tansy Rayner Roberts
Review of series Cookie Cutter Superhero by Tansy Rayner Roberts. A machine is decided who will be the superheroes in each country on Earth via lottery rotating the heroes out on a set schedule. Each story deals with different aspects of this idea.
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Lock In by John Scalzi
Review of Lock In by John Scalzi the first book of the Lock In Series. A near future science fiction thriller.
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Glamourist Histories by Mary Robinette Kowal
Review of Glamourist Histories series by Mary Robinette Kowal. The series is set in a magical regency England. Each book in the series plays of a different genre. Glamourist Histories are by no means books for anybody, but if you like fantasy, historical fiction and want a view into society of the 1810s when this…
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Ascension by Jacqueline Koyanagi
Review of Ascension by Jacqueline Koyanagi. Ascension is a space opera in the true sense of the world. It has great diverse characters which fun witty banter. I very much recommend it it!
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William Monk by Anne Perry
Review of William Monk by Anne Perry. The first book in historical fiction series, the William Monk, is called The Face of a Stranger and is set in London in the 1856.
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Kaleidoscope
Review of the short story anthology Kaleidoscope edited by Julia Rios & Alisa Krasnostein. Kaleidoscope hopeful YA science fiction and fantasy with diverse leads. The teenagers are queer, disabled, neurodiverse, PoC etc.