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Writer Fuel: Last Year, The Oceans Soaked Up The Equivalent of 12 Hiroshima Bombs of Heat Every Second

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The ocean soaked up more heat last year than in any year since modern measurements began around 1960, according to a new analysis published in Advances in Atmospheric Science. The world’s oceans absorb more than 90% of excess heat trapped in Earth’s atmosphere by greenhouse gas emissions. As heat in the atmosphere accumulates, heat stored … Read more

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Author Spotlight: Kathy L. Brown

Kathy L. Brown

It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Kathy L. Brown Fantasy, Horror, Paranormal, Sci Fi Kathy L. Brown lives in St. Louis, Missouri, USA and writes speculative fiction with a historical twist. Her hometown and its history inspire her fiction. When she’s not thinking about how haunted everything … Read more

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Review: A Sanctum of Swords – John Malone

Sanctum Swords - John Malone - Embers of the Past

Genre: Fantasy Reviewer: Sherry Get It On Amazon About The Book In the wake of a catastrophic cataclysm that claimed the lives of both mortals and powerful gods, the remnants of mortal-kind begin to rebuild civilization in the world of Thearus. But, unseen by many is an ancient and evil force that seeks to bring … Read more

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Author Spotlight: Bryan Thomas Schmidt

Bryan Thomas Schmidt

It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Bryan Thomas Schmidt Sci Fi Bryan Thomas Schmidt is a #1 bestselling author and Hugo-nominated editor of adult and children’s speculative fiction, including 11 novels and 22 anthologies. His debut novel, The Worker Prince, received Honorable Mention on Barnes & Noble … Read more

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Writer Fuel: Gender Ambiguity Was a Tool of Power in Mesopotamia

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Today, trans people face politicization of their lives and vilification from politicians, media and parts of broader society. But in some of history’s earliest civilizations, gender-diverse people were recognized and understood in a wholly different way. As early as 4,500 years ago in ancient Mesopotamia, for instance, gender-diverse people held important roles in society with … Read more

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Writer Fuel: New Nasa Space Telescope to Start Search for Alien Worlds

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NASA recently revealed the first pictures of its newly constructed Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which could soon help researchers hunt for exoplanets, map the Milky Way and unravel some of the universe’s biggest mysteries, such as the true nature of dark matter. Experts have also revealed the most probable launch date for the next-generation … Read more

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Author Spotlight: Sharon A. McDonell

Sharon A. McDonell

It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Sharon A. McDonell Sci-Fi Sharon A. McDonell, a Sacramento native, is a retired university professional with a background in career counseling. After stepping away from her career due to invisible disabilities, she pursued her passion for writing. Inspired by her fascination … Read more

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Review: Bermondsey Girl – BJ Sikes

Bermondsey Girl - BJ Sikes

Genre: Sci-Fi, Cli-Fi, Dystopian Reviewer: Scott Get It On Amazon | Publisher/Universal Buy Link About The Book “I remember how things used to be. I had a garden with flowers in it. I’ve seen the ocean, I’ve eaten real food. Now all we’ve got is this.” Bermondsey’s inhabitants are shut in, all their needs met in automated … Read more

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Writer Fuel: Some Suspected ExoPlanets May Actually Be Black Holes

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What if some of the alien worlds we’ve discovered are not actually planets at all? Astronomers have spent years cataloging thousands of worlds orbiting distant stars, assuming that if something has the mass of a planet and exerts a gravitational pull on its parent star, it must be a planet. But there may be a … Read more

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Author Spotlight: John Beresford

John Beresford

It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: John Beresford Fantasy, Sci-Fi John Beresford has been writing seriously since 1968. Eventually some of his work began to appear in public. His first novel, War of Nutrition, was published for Kindle in February 2012 and was soon joined by two … Read more