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If you're a sci-fi devotee that wants to dip a cosmic toe into romance, then this one is for you.
Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon is a sparkling read that just makes you feel lovey-dovey in the most joyous way. Annie Mare blends sci-fi into the romance with surprising skill, using well-explored multiverse concepts not as flashy gimmicks, but to genuinely heightened the stakes of a love story. This perfectly props up a sweet, sapphic romance that feels authentic and epic as you discover that love can transcend time and space.
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Cosmic Love at the Multiverse Hair Salon
Annie Mare
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I'm not sure if this would need to go in the request sections (and I apologise if this has been asked before), but as a Southern Hemisphere dweller, I'd love to request if we can have separate seasonal readalong quests. š
There's just something about reading a cozy, wintery book while I'm melting at 30 degrees (celcius), and sitting beside the pool, that doesn't quite sit right.
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I have a major readerās dilemma: Do you mark a book as "read" if youāve totally forgotten the plot? šš¤
āTake Me Before You by Jojo Moyes, I know for a fact I read it. I still have my copy, I remember crying my eyes out, and I even took the book to the movie theater! But if you asked me for details now? Nothing.Nada. Zip. I only remember the movie! Does it still count as "read" if the memory has completely evaporated, or should it stay off the list until a reread?
āAlso... why did it take me this long to realize that mangas are books too?! Iām currently on Volume 12 of A Sign of Affection, which means I could have been marking all those previous volumes as "read" this whole time! š¤£šø My reading goal for the year is about to get a massive boost...
āHow do you guys handle this? Do you track books you've forgotten, and do you log every single manga volume? Letās discuss! š¤§
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The Space Between Worlds (The Space Between Worlds #1)
Micaiah Johnson
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Hi everyone! I had a small realization today: I donāt really read sci-fi⦠yet I clearly love it. I just have no idea where to begin. š«
Itās not that I dislike the genre. I think Iāve just been a little intimidated by it, especially the very alien/space-heavy side of sci-fi. I know the genre is so much more than that, but Iāve never intentionally explored it in books.
Maybe future me will be into aliens. Who knows. Maybe Iāll even read alien-monster romances. But current me? Not there yet.
That said⦠when I look at the stories I do love in other media, sci-fi is everywhere.
šŗ Movies & Series I love:
1- Black Mirror. San Junipero (my favorite episode of all time), USS Callister, The Entire History of You, Fifteen Million Merits, Playtest, Nosedive, Men Against Fire, Black Museum, Striking Vipers, Joan Is Awful, Beyond the Sea, Bandersnatch, etc. 2- The Handmaidās Tale. I havenāt finished it yet, but I really want to read the book! 3- American Horror Story. I have seen almost every season. Although I know it's mainly horror, some seasons lean more towards sci-fi+horror and I like them too! 4- Frankenstein (Guillermo del Toroās version). I'm obsessed and have been meaning to read the book for the longest time ever. 5- The Substance. I couldnāt stop thinking about it and was talking about the movie nonstop. 6- I Am Legend. It was a longtime fave growing up.
š® Games I love:
1- The Last of Us. Part II is my favorite game of all time. Ellie will forever be my fave lesbian crush. š©· 2- Detroit: Become Human. Connor is such an icon, Markus is an inspiration and Kara is awesome. 3- Beyond: Two Souls. I loved it growing up. 4- Resident Evil. I enjoyed it less for the zombies, and more for the corporations, experiments, and moral decay.
So yeah...I do like sci-fi.
I think Iām especially drawn to character-driven stories that explore:
š¤ technology, ethics, AI š§ memory, identity, surveillance, power šļøāšØļø dystopia / speculative fiction šļø psychological or philosophical themes š¤ horror-adjacent or deeply unsettling vibes
If this sounds like your kind of sci-fi, Iād love any recommendations on where to start. š«¶š» What would you suggest based on this?
Please help a sci-fi newbie out! Tysm āØš©·
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The Last Quarter of the Moon
Chi Zijian
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The Last Quarter of the Moon
Chi Zijian
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Many new updates, big and small, coming at you - Please update your apps to see them!
Summary of changes:
Why are we moving from upvotes/downvotes to likes for Lists? The upvote/downvote system was meant for community moderation, however now that we have PageboundGuides as moderators, we're asking the community to leave list moderation to the Guides. We want to make sure folks feel welcome to make lists - if someone makes a personal list, please do not corrective comment. The Guides will take care of it :)
How do Giveaways work? We've partnered with Publishers and Authors to giveaway books to the community. Once live, the Giveaway link will be on the Discover Books page. You can browse all the giveaways there, and enter by filling out a form with contact info (so we can send you the book if you win!). We know many folks are often disappointed when giveaways are only in the US and Canada - want to share with y'all that we do not have control over where giveaways are active. That is up to the publisher and author! As we grow, we hope more international publishers and authors know about Pagebound and want to partner with us.
How does the new Feed tab work on book pages? Since forum posts are meant for evergreen discussion, and folks comment on their status cards and progress update cards to share personal updates, we wanted to give everyone a way to share those personal updates beyond their immediate followers. We also wanted to give folks a way to see who is reading or wants to read a certain book, even if they are not following them yet. The Feed tab shows all status update and progress update cards, so you can more easily discover personal convos and reading buddies.
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