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Novella about a meeting between Gottfried Leibniz and Baruch Spinoza, that wanders through questions about class, language, antisemitism, desire, philosophy, and god. It's relentlessly thought-provoking and affecting, packing a lot into its 70 pages. The volume includes Delany's justly famous essay on "Racism and Science Fiction," and a recent (2018?) interview with Terry Bisson.

1. The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. 2.Alice isn't Dead. 3.My goal in GR is 55 books. I'm doing good, I have read 39 so far. I'm trying to read books that I owned for long time & read more books received in Litsy swaps. I'm doing good too. Participation in different readathon have helped me.I'm unhauling books I don't like, making space for new ones😜. Excited for too many releases to mention here. 5. To all my swap matches☺️Thank you tagging me.

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📖 River of Teeth (rage quit it)
📖 G. Willow Wilson's upcoming novel
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I love PMPress's always excellent Outspoken Authors series but this one stands out. The titular short story is clever and funny, though you might need to know Spinoza and Liebniz to follow. The essay, Racism in Science fiction, is sadly as pertinent as it was 20 years ago, when Octavia Butler still lived.