Tag Archives: #Genetic Engineering

My Book Review of Designing Fate (Shorts)

Designing Fate by J.F. Garrard My rating: 5 of 5 stars Better Than Expected I knew this was going to be an interesting read, but it was better than I expected. The DNA manipulation was right up my alley, but the story woven by the author around that concept was great. It went beyond my hopes, which thrilled me. Initially,

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My Book Review of You Have Arrived at Your Destination (Forward collection)

You Have Arrived at Your Destination by Amor Towles My rating: 4 of 5 stars A New View of IVF This twist on a couple’s desire to start their family via IVF is unexpected. It’s thought-provoking and disturbing, but original and plausible. The story gets your mind wondering… What I liked was the protagonist’s introspection about his experiences. It gave

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My Book Review of The Last Conversation (Forward collection)

The Last Conversation by Paul Tremblay My rating: 4 of 5 stars Hauntingly Classic The descriptions of stimulus and textile help bring this sterile world to life in such an interesting way. To be put in the protagonist’s POV adds a haunting layer, which heightens the mystery as well as the emotion. This is delicious sci-fi. What I liked was

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My Book Review of Clap Back (Black Stars #5)

Clap Back by Nalo Hopkinson My rating: 4 of 5 stars Well written but heartbreaking There was a time when it was Neanderthal vs Cro-Magnon. Today, it sends for many, white vs black. Truth is, it’s always one vs another. The author writes: “Ain’t we people, too? she thought. Wouldn’t freeing us be a step toward freeing all humanity?”The answer

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My Book Reviews of Raising Abel: An International Thriller

J.M. Northup5.0 out of 5 stars Entertaining and thrilling, while thought-provoking and deep!Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2014 – Verified Purchase This novel just moved me! Not only was it intelligent and entertaining, it was though-provoking as to what it truly meant to be human. The hatred and violence of the fanatical believer was truly troubling because it

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