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It sucked me in right from the first chapter! I’m reading it as thesis research right now
Made a bookmark of Savitri Edwards, Founder and First Director of the Federation of Earth Societies
The Sarcophagus of Lamia Book 2: Soul Survivor now has signed copies for sale on my Ko-fi store!
If you want to support me directly as an author, my signed books are the same price as all online retail stores, and you get a free bookmark!
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Hmm, unsure if it classifies as a “mystery” but I’m reading “Midnight in Chernobyl” and it’s a fascinating look into the disaster that took place!
Welp I’ve just seen the argument “autistic people aren’t sophisticated enough to be sexual predators therefore Neil Gaiman is innocent” which is a fun combo of ableism and apologia
I don’t need to tell people that that’s fundamentally wrong, right?
Watched “Iron Lung” on Sat with the fiance and friends
10/10 movie imho
The book cover for The Sarcophagus of Lamia Book 1, by Rebecca E Reyes The picture is of an ethereal blonde woman's resting face, laying back upon red velvet. She has a silver implant in her hair. In front of her is a round, gothic window with gold filigree. Leaves, faces and fish are in the filigree's design. Art by Elora Ladd
The mission is to get a perfectly preserved cadaver with a mysterious implant back to her home world, but will the reward be worth it?
☄️Firefly x Dracula
⚰️Sci-fi Gothic Mystery
💉Female Doctor MC
🖤No Romance
⌛️ Short Read
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#Scifi #ScienceFiction #Books #Booksky💙📚
Getting to 90 is a feat, especially since she’s sick, so they also go all out and make it a party.
As for the question: in my thesis, the celebration is special itself. It’s one of the few things people and society remembered from before the nuclear war and fallout.
Savitri, celebrating her 90th at the beginning of the thesis, is presented with something “useful”, which for her is a cane.
Happy Birthday!
Love getting stuff off thriftbooks but finding something I like under $5 is proving challenging. Any recc’s from my fellow readers? Specifically looking for some cool post-apocalypse or sci fi
I wrote 771 words of my thesis! 🤗
Drop an alien that’s not from Star Wars or Star Trek
that moment when it’s 4am and you’re wide awake but the people you talk to are asleep so you cannot babble cohesively about the upcoming thesis
I want to give up on this one class so bad but that means retaking it and pushing my graduation back again and ugh
No new pictures
Where are you at mentally
About the author and their books: (There is a portrait of me with anime blush lines, a happy yellow sun) My name is Rebecca E. Reyes and I am an author, artist, parent, and I have a great sense of humor, especially in regards to my autism in my mid 30's. This portrait doesn't set the tone in my books, but it does reflect me when I feel cute (2 years ago). Right now I have my acne from when I was 15... All four of my books in both my book series with descriptions. --- The Sarcophagus of Lamia The Sarcophagus of Lamia Book 1 has a blonde woman in a red velvet lined escape pod, with a silver implant in her hair. The Sarcophagus of Lamia Book 2: Soul Survivor, has a red power core (a glowing orb) surrounded by filigree. The series description is: Deep space cyberpunk thriller novelettes with beautiful adaptations of famous monsters in a bleak, caste ruled setting. We follow the skeleton crew of the lab ship, Magpie, as they hit hard times and brush with corporate oligarchies' law enforcement. They take odd jobs and survive gruesome encounters, but they do it together! --- Sigils Sigils of Malice's cover has a magical blue beetle walking on a machine powered by a sparking crystal. Sigils of Blight's cover is of a lantern with a blue fire in the jungle. The series description is: Science fantasy thriller novels within a gilded theocrasy, wearing 1910's pseudo-cyberpunk glitz. "Those are words." - My Husband Thalia Clayton, an uncouth crossdressing showgirl, without magic, tries to protect her family from powers above her head. Unfortunately, everyone she loves is mixed in with conspiracies. After many reluctant partnerships and tested loyalties, it's a good thing she knows many necromancers and priests. Getting out alive may not be an option.
Everything you need to know about me and what I do here!
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Screenshot from the Contact Us page for rebeccareyeswriting.com saying: As of January 1, 2026 I deleted my Twitter/X account. I will never touch that horrid website again. If you see anyone claiming to be Rebecca Ladd or Rebecca Reyes using my work on Twitter/X, know that they are bots or grifters and should be avoided.
The Contact Us page on my website has been updated.
I'm no famous author by any means, but that does not stop bots and grifters on Twitter, so I felt the need to make a quick warning about closing my Twitter account.
Very political intrigue heavy, hopefully low/no romance. Could use more Horse Companion imo. My fiance is pretty good about picking for me so I trust in her. It’s very good so far!
One of the POV’s, and not one I expected, is in a “You” format. I’m not usually a fan but honestly? I’m still engaged and find the difference between her and Imelda/Adrian’s POV to be a really interesting and intriguing decision
Three POVS, two are women and one man. Each in differing social classes and political leanings meeting in a dangerous Empire-wide Race of Phoenix Horses (which are cool af btw). Currently rooting for Imelda.
I’ve been doing a lot of Very Serious Reading lately for my studies and wanted a break with Fun Reading. Fiance gifted it for xmas (along with a copy of Seabiscuit) and I’m 50 pages in under an hour. Very interesting premise and mix of storylines so far!
Truly, one of the major sisphyean tasks
It’s so weird, bc ppl on twit claim bsky is dead and I’m ??? It’s a new platform, it needs time to grow!
And half the “complaints” about bsky are ppl not understanding how curation works 😒
I just saw someone yell “they’re just using it to generate ideas!”
And
I hate to say it
But if you work in the ART DEPARTMENT and you need a death machine stuffed with your colleagues’ work to give you ideas
Quit.
kindle cover for dust & lightning by rebecca crunden; image shows a dark planet in purple lighting, a moon in the background, volcano canyons below
🚀 spaceships
🌡️ dark conspiracies
🎭 brotherhood
❌ no romance
🐛 strange creatures
🤖 futuristic
🪐 other worlds
🐈 a rescue cat
🔖 universal link: mybook.to/schU
💌 itch.io link: rebecca-crunden.itch.io/dust-lightning
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AI has actively made life worse for literally everyone
- tech is now more expensive
- you cannot trust most media of reality anymore
- programs barely function
- energy prices
- literal psychosis
- your voice can be literally stolen for evil
- more spyware
but hey, you can avoid paying an artist.
Writers who use genAI for illustrations are class traitors. We all have to fight this beast TOGETHER. We are not just trying to save SOME of our livelihoods.
![Orwell's vision of our terrible future was that world - the world in which books are banned or burned. Yet it is not the most terrifying world I can think of. I think instead of Huxley [...] I think of his Brave New World. His vision was the more terrible, especially now because it appears to be rapidly coming true, whereas the world of 1984 did not. What is Huxley's horrific vision? It is a world where there is no need for books to be banned, because no one can be bothered to read one.
― Marcus Sedgwick, The Monsters We Deserve](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:atni5fzv5e7ly35x7md2k4cs/bafkreidanw2z7d4l4dpcnwd3ll6xgmkt5f2prbimje2mkekjbginyskmeq)
Orwell's vision of our terrible future was that world - the world in which books are banned or burned. Yet it is not the most terrifying world I can think of. I think instead of Huxley [...] I think of his Brave New World. His vision was the more terrible, especially now because it appears to be rapidly coming true, whereas the world of 1984 did not. What is Huxley's horrific vision? It is a world where there is no need for books to be banned, because no one can be bothered to read one. ― Marcus Sedgwick, The Monsters We Deserve