Uhura's Song, an excellent Trek novel from the Pocket Books era, is on sale for 99 cents today.
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There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
One of the like, three books I kept when I pared down my collection many years ago! So good.
Sweet! Bought.
Uhura's Song was what introduced me to Janet Kagan. I am a fan of all her work.
She was one of the first authors I looked for online, back in '97. She posted some nice winter snowfall pictures on her web site, so I sent her a few of mine, and we exchanged a few emails from time to time after that.
If you haven't read Hellspark or Mirabile, I recommend them even more highly than Uhura's Song.
I bought Hellspark last time you recommended it, I think, dcp, but I haven’t read it yet. And I have a sample of Mirabile to remind me get it eventually
I think Uhura's Song is the one where Chekov complains, "All doctors are wampires."
I got Mirabile for my sister - who didn't like it as much as I did - and for myself. My hard copy has disappeared, but I got the e-book. Somehow, my hard copy of Hellspark is still around. I liked it, but not as much as Mirabile. I have high hopes for Uhura's Song.
Thank you for the Pirenesi recommendation! I read it in two sittings- communte home, commute in- I just could not put it down!
Wasn't it lovely? So good.
I just wanted to crawl inside it. I was interested that she was inspired by The Magician’s Nephew, which I also love.