Love and Romanpunk by Tansy Rayner Roberts

I’ll also add a separate page to my website linking all of the reviews for all of the Planets. If you comment on that post with a link to your review, I will add a link to your review in my post. You can join in for the full challenge, or however many of the Planets you wish.Īt the end of the month, I’ll post my review of the month’s Planet. Find Love and Romanpunk by Roberts, Tansy Rayner - 2011 Join us March 24Mafor our inaugural virtual antiquarian book fair Preregister now for Biblio.live and get 10 to use at the fair. After you’ve signed up, I’ll add your blog information to the challenge page. Feel free to use the image I posted above (or the smaller version below). Want to join in with us?Īdd a post on your blog committing to the challenge and comment below. Print versions of the collections are available, though several are sold out or close to being sold out at this time. The collections are also available through Smashwords and Amazon in ebook form. Through Splintered Walls by Kaaron WarrenĬaution: Contains Small Parts by Kirstyn McDermott Love and Romanpunk by Tansy Rayner Roberts We will be reading the Twelve Planets in the order of publication below: (links go to the book purchase pages at Twelfth Planet Press): What will we be reading and in which order? The 2012 Ditmar Awards ballot, for Australian SF, has been announced. (Note that the Thirteenth Planet has also been announced for the time being, this challenge will focus on the original twelve). The aim of this challenge is simple: to read all of the Twelve Planets during 2016, and post a review for one of the books at the end of each month. Through Twitter, Steph from The Forest of Books and I discovered that we had both planned to read and review all of the Twelve Planets in 2016, and a challenge was born! What is the aim of A Journey Through the Twelve Planets? In 2015, the Twelfth Planet was published. The authors were instructed to write four stories of any genre, and each were allowed to take the stories and collection as a whole in whichever direction they desired. But of course the book is published in Australia, and the cost of. They all thought it sounded like a really fun read.

I took my copy of Tansy Rayner Roberts’ Love and Romanpunk to the Write Fantastic event in Oxford in May and encouraged people to read the back cover blurb. Includes Angela Slatter’s British Fantasy Award-winning story “The Coffin-Maker’s Daughter”.In 2011 Twelfth Planet Press began the publication of a series of single author collections featuring short stories and novellas from twelve of Australia’s most prominent female short fiction writers in the speculative and horror genres. Possibly uniquely, however, they also have really good blurbs.

In the second volume of this award-winning series, editors Liz Grzyb and Talie Helene have compiled an impressive list of fantastic stories first published in 2011, from New Zealand’s and Australia’s finest writers. Description edited by Liz Grzyb and Talie Helene