Gabi’s Reviews > Once Upon a Parsec: The Book of Alien Fairy Tales > Status Update
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- "Myths of Sisyphus" by Allen Ashley
- "The land of grunts and squeaks" by Chris Beckett, about the beginning of language
- "The blood rose" by Susan Oke, another story of myths in colonization, with a twist.
I'm happy with the quality of the stories so far. This is a little treasure box which deserves a lot more recognition.
— Oct 27, 2020 10:43PM
- "Myths of Sisyphus" by Allen Ashley
- "The land of grunts and squeaks" by Chris Beckett, about the beginning of language
- "The blood rose" by Susan Oke, another story of myths in colonization, with a twist.
I'm happy with the quality of the stories so far. This is a little treasure box which deserves a lot more recognition.
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Gabi’s Previous Updates
Gabi
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- "Starfish" by Liz Williams; not all species tell stories from the past.
- "The Raveller's Tale" by Neil Williamson; about the importance to know your own heart.
- "The Tiny Traveller" by Aliya Whiteley; from a kind of parasitic perspective.
— Oct 29, 2020 12:49AM
- "Starfish" by Liz Williams; not all species tell stories from the past.
- "The Raveller's Tale" by Neil Williamson; about the importance to know your own heart.
- "The Tiny Traveller" by Aliya Whiteley; from a kind of parasitic perspective.
Gabi
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The idea of writing alien mythology and fairy tales is just adorable!
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- The depressing (and very human) "The little people" by Una McCormack
- The tale from a faraway genetically changed Earth, "Lost in the Rewildering" by Paul di Filippo
- The one with the Tchaikovsky twist, "Goblin autumn" by Adrian Tchaikovsky
— Oct 27, 2020 07:37AM
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- The depressing (and very human) "The little people" by Una McCormack
- The tale from a faraway genetically changed Earth, "Lost in the Rewildering" by Paul di Filippo
- The one with the Tchaikovsky twist, "Goblin autumn" by Adrian Tchaikovsky
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These sound really intriguing.
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