Tachyon tidbits featuring R. B. Lemberg, Sam J. Miller, Peter Watts, and Brandon Sanderson

The latest reviews and mentions of Tachyon titles and authors from around the web

Congrats to R. B. Lemberg on their collection Geometries of Belonging being named to the short list for the 2023 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction.

Sam J. Miller shared this charming acceptance of the Locus Award for Best Short Story Collection for BOYS, BEASTS & MEN.

A Tor.com, James Davis Nicoll’s Four SF Stories About Epic Infrastructure Projects includes Peter Watt’s THE FREEZE-FRAME REVOLUTION.

Eriophora’s human crew are infrequently needed, occasionally woken from cold-sleep to deal with problems beyond the limited (but reliable) intelligence of the ship’s AI. Chafing at their endless servitude, human minds turn to escape. But how can people who wake one week out of every thousand years outwit a relentless master with all the time in the world to methodically monitor its human servants?

Ah, good old Peter Watts, about whom I once observed “Whenever I find my will to live becoming too strong, I read Peter Watts.” However, this story isn’t as bleak as many other Watts stories.

mouse Reads Books enjoys their re-read of Brandon Sanderson’s Hugo-awarding novella THE EMPEROR’S SOUL.

If Shai can succeed, there is no doubt that THE EMPEROR’S SOUL will be her masterwork. Just like the novella itself is a masterful tale.

Cover of The Emperor's Soul
Cover art by Alexander Nanitchkov
Design by Elizabeth Story