Catherine Asaro
Goodreads Author
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The United States
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May 2009
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/catherineasaro
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Primary Inversion (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #1)
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1995
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27 editions
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The Charmed Sphere (Lost Continent, #1)
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2004
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13 editions
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The Quantum Rose (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #6)
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2000
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26 editions
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Catch the Lightning (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #2)
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1996
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16 editions
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The Last Hawk (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #3)
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1997
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20 editions
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The Misted Cliffs (Lost Continent, #2)
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2005
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10 editions
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The Radiant Seas (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #4)
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1998
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27 editions
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Undercity (Major Bhaajan, #1)
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2014
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9 editions
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Ascendant Sun (Saga of the Skolian Empire, #5)
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2000
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21 editions
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The Dawn Star (Lost Continent, #3)
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2006
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10 editions
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Catherine’s Recent Updates
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I loved Ann's Starbridge books. It wasn't that, though. I finally remembered. It's "Mother and Child" by Joan de Vinge. The Bujold book is Shards of H
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"[I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher for an honest review.]
The Down Deep, Catherine Asaro’s latest novel, is an exciting story with a gripping twist that I didn’t expect and thoroughly enjoyed. Colonel Lavinda Majda and re" Read more of this review » |
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“the more you rely on what you need, the more you become that which you rely on.”
― The Night Bird
― The Night Bird
“There are cultures on Earth that are more alien than some of the aliens in SF.
More extensive quote: "the theme of immersion into different cultures comes naturally to science fiction, since a major theme of the genre is how humans interact with 'alien' cultures. Yet many of the so-called alien cultures of science fiction, particularly in its younger days, felt myopic, more like Western cultures even than other cultures on our own planet.”
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More extensive quote: "the theme of immersion into different cultures comes naturally to science fiction, since a major theme of the genre is how humans interact with 'alien' cultures. Yet many of the so-called alien cultures of science fiction, particularly in its younger days, felt myopic, more like Western cultures even than other cultures on our own planet.”
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“the more you rely on what you need, the more you become that which you rely on.”
― The Night Bird
― The Night Bird
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Mar 09, 2014 10:21PM
Hi Catherine! I absolutely love your Lost Continent series. I have read all of them about eight times. Are you planning to write any more for that series? I keep hoping!
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Paul wrote: "The other day when I finished reading "Skyfall," I wondered how you would write a fanfic of "Firefly". Weird and random, I know, but it made me laugh. . . ;o)"Firefly is one of my favorite SF shows! I enjoy Castle, too. One of my favorite episodes is when Nathan Fillion dressed up as the Firefly captain for a Halloween party :-D.
Cathiecaffey wrote: "Hi Catherine! LOVED the Lost Continent series! Thanks for the friendship!"Cathie, hello! Glad to hear you enjoyed it. :-)
Catherine wrote: "Elisabeth wrote: "Thanks for your friend request. I really love your books. I'm a huge sci-fi nerd, in my free time...between my reading and mad doodling"Elisabeth, thank you! Are you an artis..."
Yes, I'm an artist. Mostly I draw for my own enjoyment. Scifi art is one of my favorite doodle topics.
The other day when I finished reading "Skyfall," I wondered how you would write a fanfic of "Firefly". Weird and random, I know, but it made me laugh. . . ;o)
Elisabeth wrote: "Thanks for your friend request. I really love your books. I'm a huge sci-fi nerd, in my free time...between my reading and mad doodling"Elisabeth, thank you! Are you an artist? Science fiction doodling is some of my favorite.
Caila wrote: "OMG Thanks so much for the friend request! Love your Lost continent series!!!"Caila, thanks! That's great to know that you enjoy the books.
Thanks for your friend request. I really love your books. I'm a huge sci-fi nerd, in my free time...between my reading and mad doodling






































































