New sci-fi and science reads for February 2023
It’s Groundhog Day and it’s cold out there! If you’re a reader in an emergency, I’m here to help. Here are some suggestions for new sci-fi and science releases to buy or borrow this month, and don’t forget the flapjacks. We Are Electric: Inside the 200-Year Hunt for Our Body’s Bioelectric Code, and What the […]
New sci-fi and science reads for January 2023
2023 is here! And what better way to ring in the New Year than with some scintillating sci-fi and science to while away the long winter evenings. Here are some hot reads for cold nights! Why Does Math Work…If It’s Not Real?: Episodes in Unreasonable Effectiveness by Dragan Radulovi??An intriguing look at how certain mathematical […]
New sci-fi and science reads for November 2022
There’s lots of sci-fi and science to broaden our horizons this month with two new international sci-fi anthologies and a trip into the murky world of black holes and time itself. And we get to revel in the world of jet-setting super-spies with a Bond-related science read! Mathematical Intelligence: A Story of Human Superiority Over […]
New sci-fi and science reads for October 2022
October means cozy nights on the couch with a bowl of soup, a blanket, and a good book, or two, to hand. Let’s see which new books might tempt us this month, including a few that might be jostling for position on the “gifts for the sci-fi/science fan in your life” list. A Traveler’s Guide […]
New sci-fi and science reads for September 2022
September is a selection box of treats for sci-fi and science fans, with fantastic fiction, thought-provoking environmental science releases, and not forgetting the return of a certain Mr. deGrasse Tyson. Let’s dive in! The Skeptics’ Guide to the Future: What Yesterday’s Science and Science Fiction Tell Us About the World of the Future by Steven […]
New sci-fi and science reads for summer 2022
Need some suggestions for your holiday reads? I have you covered. Let’s celebrate summer with this stash of stupendous summer sci-fi and science picks! Nightmare Fuel: The Science of Horror Films by Nina NessethScience communicator and horror movie fan Nesseth dissects our enduring fascination with horror. Analyzing classics such as The Exorcist as well as […]