Plans for the Week

Apr 042010

I am having a wonderful weekend with lots of reading and writing for you next week. There are upcoming book reviews and a Trends in Current SciFi post to be expected

I was on holiday since Wednesday with a lot of reading getting done and I have finished a couple of really good books and written a review of Elizabeth Moon’s Oath of Fealty and one of The Crucible of Empire by Eric Dlint and K. D. Wentworth.

I also did the usual end of/start of month posts:

To make life easier for others to find good and especially new science fiction books I also made my previous private Links page public, use it to make your own favorite new books lists.

Upcoming Reviews:

The Trade of Queens by Charles Stross (Merchant Princes 6) read last week
Gardens of the Sun by Paul McAuley (The Quiet War 2) read last week, review on Temple Library Reviews Tuesday April 6.
The Myriad by R. M. Meluch (Tour of the Merrimack 1) read last week
Wolf Star by R. M. Meluch (Tour of the Merrimack 2) read last week
Coyote Destiny by Allen Steele (Coyote Chronicles 2)
Dust by Elizabeth Bear (Jakob’s Ladder 1)
Chill by Elizabeth Bear (Jakob’s Ladder 2)
Shadow of the Scorpion by Neal Asher (an agent Cormac novel)
Gridlocked by Neal Asher (Agent Cormac 1)

I usually update the TV Pilot Roundup every day and make a post of it if it’s news worthy.

There will be micro recaps from David Weber’s upcoming books A Mighty Fortress and Mission of Honor on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I try to keep them spoiler free. A Mighty Fortress is soon to be published so there is only a few days left on it.

I will try to finish a new posts for Trends in Current Science Fiction this week. Last week I wrote about Reality TV.

And a review of Caprica’s spring finale (it will be back September 17) is still around the corner, I just have to watch it first.

A Review of Fringe and Stargate Universe’s returns from hiatus is also expected during the week.

Monday you will get What’s New or Returning on TV This Week .

Tuesday I will guest blog on Temple Library Reviews with a review of Gardens of the Sun by Paul McAuley.