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Fay’s 2025 Year in Books
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Fay Abernethy
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October 2021
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The Cleaner, the Cat and the Space Station (The Shantivira, #1)
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2021
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Learning to Fly Alien Spacecraft (The Shantivira, #2)
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2023
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3 editions
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First Contact, Second Chances (The Shantivira #3)
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2025
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3 editions
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The Man with the Dragon Tattoo
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2021
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Fay Abernethy
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I Eat the Stars: How to Live Fully and Beautifully in a Collapsing World
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S.J. Pratt's review
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Small Magics for the Traveling Wizard (Chronicles of Asturia, #1):
"To say that I thoroughly enjoyed Small Magics for the Traveling Wizard by S.A. McKenzie would be an understatement.
Right from the start, the reader is welcomed into a world of magic and mystery. We follow Pax, our protagonist, as she tries to help an" Read more of this review » |
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Kasey Turner's review
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The Cleaner, the Cat and the Space Station (The Shantivira, #1):
"This was a cozy adventure about first contact with an alien species, except it isn't really first contact. But the story is really a metaphor for "aliens" in our midst - for good and for bad. Whether the borders are national or interstellar, the chal"
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Judy's review
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The Cleaner, the Cat and the Space Station (The Shantivira, #1):
"Fantastic read.
Aliens and science fiction and life philosophy all rolled into a fantastic and fast paced story. The authors note at the end is not to be missed and will make you think even deeper on the subject. I cant wait for my library to acquire" Read more of this review » |
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This fascinating book explains so much about why the world is the way it is – and why it doesn’t have to be that way. I had so many “Oh!” moments while reading it. Now I understand why billionaires behave in ways I find illogical. It’s status competi ...more |
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| There were so many things I loved about this book. It’s the first time I’ve seen bioregioning used in fiction, something I was already planning on including in my fourth “Shantivira” book. Bioregioning is a way of dividing territories by watershed, r ...more | |
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“Slavery isn’t about chains and cages, Dan. It’s a state of mind. It’s believing you are powerless to change your circumstances. It’s not being able to think about the future, because all your efforts are focused on day-to-day survival. It’s a state of hopelessness, marginally preferable to death.”
― Learning to Fly Alien Spacecraft
― Learning to Fly Alien Spacecraft
“Achieving real, lasting change is much harder than firing weapons at a defined enemy,’ she said.”
― First Contact, Second Chances
― First Contact, Second Chances
“Learning a language promoted the first tender shoots of intercultural understanding. People became familiar with previously alien concepts and, as a consequence, more open to them.”
― First Contact, Second Chances
― First Contact, Second Chances
“Achieving real, lasting change is much harder than firing weapons at a defined enemy,’ she said.”
― First Contact, Second Chances
― First Contact, Second Chances
“Slavery isn’t about chains and cages, Dan. It’s a state of mind. It’s believing you are powerless to change your circumstances. It’s not being able to think about the future, because all your efforts are focused on day-to-day survival. It’s a state of hopelessness, marginally preferable to death.”
― Learning to Fly Alien Spacecraft
― Learning to Fly Alien Spacecraft
“Learning a language promoted the first tender shoots of intercultural understanding. People became familiar with previously alien concepts and, as a consequence, more open to them.”
― First Contact, Second Chances
― First Contact, Second Chances
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