Robin Rose Graves
@the-book-wormhole.bsky.social
SF Booktuber & Writer & Editor @ Android Press
SF fan first, human being second
SF fan first, human being second
Coming this September! “Human Scars on Planet Skin” by Effie Joe Stock and @nathanielluscombe.bsky.social
Big thanks to Dragon Bone Publishing for this #ARC !
Big thanks to Dragon Bone Publishing for this #ARC !
May 2, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Coming this September! “Human Scars on Planet Skin” by Effie Joe Stock and @nathanielluscombe.bsky.social
Big thanks to Dragon Bone Publishing for this #ARC !
Big thanks to Dragon Bone Publishing for this #ARC !
I honestly thought I was going to finish this month without finishing a single book. It only takes one good book to get out of a reading slump and for me it was Renan Bernardo's latest book that jumpstarted my interest in reading again! That said, I did most of my reading in the last week of April.
May 2, 2025 at 2:36 AM
I honestly thought I was going to finish this month without finishing a single book. It only takes one good book to get out of a reading slump and for me it was Renan Bernardo's latest book that jumpstarted my interest in reading again! That said, I did most of my reading in the last week of April.
I was so delighted to read an #ARC of one of my most anticipated books of the year and let me tell you: It did not disappoint!Do you like space? Do you like horror? Do you like SPACE HORROR? Get yourself this book!
April 26, 2025 at 12:24 AM
I was so delighted to read an #ARC of one of my most anticipated books of the year and let me tell you: It did not disappoint!Do you like space? Do you like horror? Do you like SPACE HORROR? Get yourself this book!
This march I did something I told myself I'd never do and reread "City of Ember" a book that meant so much to me as a kid I was afraid it wouldn't hold up as an adult. Fortunately it did and I finally read the sequel!
April 2, 2025 at 11:11 PM
This march I did something I told myself I'd never do and reread "City of Ember" a book that meant so much to me as a kid I was afraid it wouldn't hold up as an adult. Fortunately it did and I finally read the sequel!
I absolutely love how @talltaletv.bsky.social brought my story to life with this dramatic reading of "Who Answers My Call?" A big thanks to Chris Herron!
March 29, 2025 at 1:54 AM
I absolutely love how @talltaletv.bsky.social brought my story to life with this dramatic reading of "Who Answers My Call?" A big thanks to Chris Herron!
Wow this was the best reading month I've had in a long time! I can't believe I read 11 books! Two of which were contributor copies of anthologies I was in that came out last month (see Dangerous to Go Alone! 2 and Chronos 2). (Tiles, authors and notes in comments)
March 1, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Wow this was the best reading month I've had in a long time! I can't believe I read 11 books! Two of which were contributor copies of anthologies I was in that came out last month (see Dangerous to Go Alone! 2 and Chronos 2). (Tiles, authors and notes in comments)
Dating while being an unwitting time traveler makes things confusing to say the least. Check out my drabble "Relationship Status: It's Complicated" in this collection of time themed drabbles, now available!!
Thanks to @shackleboundbooks.bsky.social for putting this together!
Thanks to @shackleboundbooks.bsky.social for putting this together!
February 21, 2025 at 12:09 AM
Dating while being an unwitting time traveler makes things confusing to say the least. Check out my drabble "Relationship Status: It's Complicated" in this collection of time themed drabbles, now available!!
Thanks to @shackleboundbooks.bsky.social for putting this together!
Thanks to @shackleboundbooks.bsky.social for putting this together!
Celebrated surviving another lap around the sun by throwing a halloween birthday party because that's just who I am. My costume? C*nt Orlock
February 12, 2025 at 11:38 PM
Celebrated surviving another lap around the sun by throwing a halloween birthday party because that's just who I am. My costume? C*nt Orlock
I want to start doing monthlywrapup again on this accountThere's a lot I started but didn't finish reading this month. My tastes were all over the place!
February 1, 2025 at 7:45 PM
I want to start doing monthlywrapup again on this accountThere's a lot I started but didn't finish reading this month. My tastes were all over the place!
Delighted to say my poem "God is a Teenage Girl" written about #thesims will be appearing in this poetry collection of #gamer inspired poetry! Dangerous to Go Alone 2 will be available in ebook, paperback and hardcopy on February 10th through Manawaker's website or wherever else books are sold
January 31, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Loved reading this ARC from @gravesidepress.bsky.social !
Some particular standouts to my taste: "The Halloween Girl of Coldsprings" by J. Tonzelli "Camera Obscura" by @jonahbuck.bsky.social "Her Own Terms" by B.K. Loomis and "Daddy's Girl" by @valwillwrite.bsky.social
Some particular standouts to my taste: "The Halloween Girl of Coldsprings" by J. Tonzelli "Camera Obscura" by @jonahbuck.bsky.social "Her Own Terms" by B.K. Loomis and "Daddy's Girl" by @valwillwrite.bsky.social
January 11, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Loved reading this ARC from @gravesidepress.bsky.social !
Some particular standouts to my taste: "The Halloween Girl of Coldsprings" by J. Tonzelli "Camera Obscura" by @jonahbuck.bsky.social "Her Own Terms" by B.K. Loomis and "Daddy's Girl" by @valwillwrite.bsky.social
Some particular standouts to my taste: "The Halloween Girl of Coldsprings" by J. Tonzelli "Camera Obscura" by @jonahbuck.bsky.social "Her Own Terms" by B.K. Loomis and "Daddy's Girl" by @valwillwrite.bsky.social
Started "NightBitch" yesterday and I can't put it down! Despite not being a mother, the feminine rage of this book speaks to me. Idk what you call this genre, but I'm really into books like this where the main character is a woman driven to a level of madness under the high pressures of society.
January 11, 2025 at 2:37 AM
Started "NightBitch" yesterday and I can't put it down! Despite not being a mother, the feminine rage of this book speaks to me. Idk what you call this genre, but I'm really into books like this where the main character is a woman driven to a level of madness under the high pressures of society.
My current top 50 science fiction reads I'd recommend in a heartbeat! I can't wait to see how this list expands and alters as I continue my reading journey over the course of my life.Which ones have you read?
Which books am I missing that I should read next?
Which books am I missing that I should read next?
January 5, 2025 at 8:45 PM
My current top 50 science fiction reads I'd recommend in a heartbeat! I can't wait to see how this list expands and alters as I continue my reading journey over the course of my life.Which ones have you read?
Which books am I missing that I should read next?
Which books am I missing that I should read next?
I now see why this is regarded as a ground breaking game. Truly a unique fantasy with it's worldbuilding and gameplay. It's reputation as one of the hardest games made holds true, but worthwhile and rewarding.
December 30, 2024 at 12:53 AM
I now see why this is regarded as a ground breaking game. Truly a unique fantasy with it's worldbuilding and gameplay. It's reputation as one of the hardest games made holds true, but worthwhile and rewarding.
I enjoy fast pace leading to split second decisions. I also appreciate the puzzle elements in an otherwise first person shooter game.
December 30, 2024 at 12:53 AM
I enjoy fast pace leading to split second decisions. I also appreciate the puzzle elements in an otherwise first person shooter game.
I will never write space travel the same after playing this and experiencing the difficulty of manual spaceflight. This is a time-loop archeological game where the goal is to learn as much as possible before the loop resets. I love the soundtrack, the unique planets and alien technology.
December 30, 2024 at 12:53 AM
I will never write space travel the same after playing this and experiencing the difficulty of manual spaceflight. This is a time-loop archeological game where the goal is to learn as much as possible before the loop resets. I love the soundtrack, the unique planets and alien technology.
I was left wanting more. Some elements felt tedious. The universe felt small. I enjoyed the different factions and conflicting ideas and beliefs. Space opera tends to lump all humans together. I don't think space would make humans more unified than they are in our own time confined to one planet.
December 30, 2024 at 12:53 AM
I was left wanting more. Some elements felt tedious. The universe felt small. I enjoyed the different factions and conflicting ideas and beliefs. Space opera tends to lump all humans together. I don't think space would make humans more unified than they are in our own time confined to one planet.
In this cyberpunk game you play as a cat in a city populated by robots! The world and story are lush, with a great soundtrack and gorgeous level and character design. The cat protag is not reduced to a gimmick, but works well as a silent protagonist and outsider interloping on someone else's story.
December 30, 2024 at 12:53 AM
In this cyberpunk game you play as a cat in a city populated by robots! The world and story are lush, with a great soundtrack and gorgeous level and character design. The cat protag is not reduced to a gimmick, but works well as a silent protagonist and outsider interloping on someone else's story.
My favorite non-science fiction reads this year. I got really into contemporary lit this past year.
December 29, 2024 at 6:13 AM
My favorite non-science fiction reads this year. I got really into contemporary lit this past year.
My Top Ten SF Reads of the year! This was so hard to narrow down!
December 29, 2024 at 3:35 AM
My Top Ten SF Reads of the year! This was so hard to narrow down!
I honestly forget to celebrate the wins when it comes to writing So here's what has appeared in print for the first time this year! I also have four pieces sold this year to look forward to next year. I've included submission stats.
December 20, 2024 at 1:11 AM
I honestly forget to celebrate the wins when it comes to writing So here's what has appeared in print for the first time this year! I also have four pieces sold this year to look forward to next year. I've included submission stats.
