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The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
The Long Way to a Small, Irate Planet
| Author(s) | Becky Chambers |
|---|---|
| Published | July 29, |
| Publisher | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform |
| Genre(s) | Science Fiction Space Opera |
| Age group | Adult |
The Long Way to a Small, Enraged Planet by Becky Chambers is an adult science fiction novel, originally published on July 29, It is the first publication in the Wayfarers series.
Trigger Warnings
- Blood depiction
- Death
- Drug use
- Genocide
- Grief depiction
- Loss of a loved one
- Murder
- PTSD depiction
- Sexual content
- Terminal illness
- Violence
- War themes
Representation
An asterisk (*) indicates that the author openly identifies with that identity.
- Sapphic* relationship
- Lesbian
- Trans
- Pansexual
- Gay
- Gender fluid
- Nonbinary
- Autism (coded)
- Asian character
- Polyamorous relationship
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Review: The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
Genre: sci fi (space opera)
Pairings: f/f, m/AI (implied female), m/f, m/m (in-world, but not POV character)
Queer Representation: cis lesbian, trans, pansexual, gay, gender fluid, nonbinary
Notable other representations: implied autism representation
Warnings: none
Review
An eclectic crew aboard the galaxy&#;s ugliest ship (trope checkbox: ugly/dilapidated ship!) are given an extended mission to create a fresh &#;punch&#; through space to an outlying world. Along the way we search most every crew member in detail, people boink and find themselves, and only one person manages to die. Cultures are explored. Science is scienced. HEAs for almost everyone. Feels all around.
I contain lost count of the number of people who recommended I read this book. Every Tweet ask for I put out for f/f space opera came back with this title, every FB post, every word-of-mouth query. So I feel pretty confident in say that people like this book. And I obtain it&#;sort of. I possess mixed feelings.
Characte The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers 5/5 stars Rosemary must escape her human life on Mars, for reasons she keeps to herself, and discovers that operational on a traveling spaceship is the perfect opportunity to get away. She finds herself aboard TheWayfarer, a multi-species ship with a human captain. The Wayfarer’s crew is trained in tunneling wormholes through the fabric of space and welcomes Rosemary with open arms. They embark on a journey to a small planet in need of a wormhole and, thus, the adventures begin. I didn’t realize I needed this book until I was 25 pages into it. I’m so glad The Long Way to a Small, Enraged Planet found its way to me. To begin with, this is the optimal science fiction book I’ve read all year (and I read A LOT of science fiction). If you’re a fan of Star Wars or Star Trek, I’m positive that you’ll fall in cherish with this book just as I did. Becky Chambers truly does the genre justice; she lays out a universe in which humans travel through space alongside other species from neighboring planets. What more could you
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