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The Starry Rift
(Young Adult Science Fiction)
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80(4)
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Published by Viking Juvenile on April 17, 2008
First Published by Viking Juvenile in 2008
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 80
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The quality of this collection is high, and there are two standout stories from Kelly Link and Greg Egan.
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Spider Star
(Science Fiction)
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60(1)
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Published by Tor Books on March 04, 2008
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SFRevu
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Review Rating: 60
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As a character study this book is lacking, and the ending is improbably sunny. However, the hard SF core of the narrative is enjoyable for everyone who's ever read a science article and thought, "That's really, really cool."
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Zadayi Red
(Fantasy)
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60(1)
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Published by Tor Books on July 07, 2009
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ZOO
(Horror)
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60(1)
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Published by VIZ Media LLC on September 15, 2009
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Strange Horizons
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Review Rating: 60
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what did shine through as something that I don't see often in English-language speculative fiction was an air of constrained energy beneath the fairly straightforward prose.
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UFO in Her Eyes
(Science Fiction)
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66(3)
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Published by Chatto & Windus on January 01, 2009
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Strange Horizons
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Review Rating: 60
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UFO in Her Eyes gives us an interesting portrait, lightly sketched, of rural Chinese trying their best to manage the multiple forces bearing down on them; traditionalism and modernization play out a tug of war on this small stage.
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Strange Horizons
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Review Rating: 60
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[...] although it has some of the problems associated with that forlorn not-the-fun-introduction-but-not-the-climax-either status of second books, it's good stuff.
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Superpowers
(Fantasy)
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60(1)
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Published by Three Rivers Press on June 10, 2008
First Published by Vintage in 2008
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Strange Horizons
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Review Rating: 60
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I found it easy to put down and harder than average to pick back up. I've been a bit hard-pressed to express just why this is; it's not a bad book by any means, but it lacks something, or perhaps lacks a little in several areas.
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