Steven’s Comments (group member since Oct 15, 2020)

Steven’s comments from the Sci-Fi, fantasy and speculative Indie Authors Review group.

Thank you Alina. I followed you back. Twitter is where I put the shout out looking for authors. One I recommend right away is CD Storiz. She's a schoolteacher and, though she only has a short story out so far, I'm pretty sure she's working on her novel. And she's awesome! @LeChatGris3

I'm gonna send a tweet to connect you two.
:)

Alina wrote: "Hi Steven, I'm sure your book is interesting, and I might read it someday. However, I specified what I was looking for in the title. The reason being, I have a very specific blog where I write abou..."

I do understand. To be honest, I was coming here today to delete my post. I should have deleted it yesterday after I came back and read the headline again and realized how outside of your request it was.
I appreciate your endeavor. We do need to hear from more women and non-binary authors in sci-fi.
Looking through my own collection of books I find only one sci-fi novel written by a woman, Becoming Human by Valerie J Freireich. And when I looked it up on Amazon to send you the link, I was surprised to find that this book has only 7 reviews.

I know quite a few authors. I will put the word out and see what I can find.

Alina wrote: "So, I'm looking for sci-fi books that deal with the effect that advanced technology has on humans and society. Can be dystopian, high-tech, sociological, thriller, cyberpunk, near future, anything ..."

Alina wrote: "So, I'm looking for sci-fi books that deal with the effect that advanced technology has on humans and society. Can be dystopian, high-tech, sociological, thriller, cyberpunk, near future, anything ..."

I'm editing this post because I didn't finish reading your headline before I answered. I'm sorry, my book doesn't fit your exact category as I am a straight cis man.
I would like you, however, to consider my book. I have tried something new in my work. A main theme in this book is about living the memories of other people, and my main character, a cis man, finds himself living the memories of a gay man. I must stress that this is a small part of the story but it does happen.

As much as I feel bad to point out my own work, I suggest my book Memory Reborn. As a Black Mirror fan and Philip K Dick fan, I specifically wrote this book for those categories.

Click this link My favorite book of the year so far! to read the review on Amazon.