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a publié une critique de Service Model par Adrian Tchaikovsky

Adrian Tchaikovsky: Service Model (Hardcover, 2024, Tor Books)

Humanity is a dying breed, utterly reliant on artificial labor and service. When a domesticated …

The uncanny valley hero's journey

The start of the book was slow reading for me but it picked up quickly. An interesting story of a valet robot that goes on a hero's journey and makes a friend along the way. #Bookstodon

a commenté Service Model par Adrian Tchaikovsky

Adrian Tchaikovsky: Service Model (Hardcover, 2024, Tor Books)

Humanity is a dying breed, utterly reliant on artificial labor and service. When a domesticated …

The phrase "the encrypted carbons of past geological eras" is such a lovely way to refer to past carbon sources (coal? oil? ???) that have been sequestered and hidden away for long periods. #Bookstodon

Hello le Fédiverse,

Nous sommes l’Atelier Téméraire, maison d'édition associative anarcha-féministe. Basé·es à Brest, les Téméraires se déploient à Angoulême, Bruxelles, Lyon, Bagnolet et Strasbourg. Nous publions plusieurs types d'ouvrages, du fanzine au livre d’artiste en passant par des livres traditionnelles.

Depuis 2023, l'association édite une revue autour des pratiques du graphisme politique et militant. Nous concevons une partie de nos livres avec des outils libres, dans une démarche d'émancipation et de partage des savoirs.

Retrouvez nos actus ici !

 

"L'Imaginaire nous aide-t-il à avoir moins peur de l'autre ?"

no sé ! mais on en causera ce soir sur la chaîne touitche de Kath_lapetitevoix avec @k_tastrof & Patrick Dewdney, dans le cadre du Mois de l'imaginaire. ce sera à 20h40. j'oublie quoi ?

le lien ! https://www.twitch.tv/kath_lapetitevoix

George C. Chesbro: Shadow of a Broken Man (Paperback, Apache Beach Publications) Aucune note

Immediately I'm grabbed by Chesbro's excellent description of Mongo's potential client Mike Foster. The authorial intent is to quickly establish that Mongo is a very observant person which servers him well as a detective. A layer back it indicates that Chesbro himself was a very observant person. I'm already sold that this re-read is going to be worth the time. But I'm likely going to spread the books out some to avoid rushing. (And I have a long TBR of living, working authors to read as well that I didn't want to ignore.) #Bookstodon

George C. Chesbro: Shadow of a Broken Man (Paperback, Apache Beach Publications) Aucune note

I'm re-reading George C. Chesbro's books about Mongo the Magnificent several decades after originally reading them. From what I recall and given Mr. Chesbro's profession as a counselor for troubled teens I'm expecting pretty much everything in the stories to hold up very well despite the passage of time.

If you are interested in learning more about Mr. Chesbro's life I highly recommend reading Prism: A Memoir as Fiction. As the title implies, it is a fictionalized memoir. I didn't know how true to his life it is, but it is definitely informative and moving. He doesn't shy from covering his failures as a parent, spouse and counselor,. After reading it I consider him a good, but flawed person (like the rest of us) who did see his flaws and at least attempt to improve (also hopefully like the rest of us). #Bookstodon

a commenté The Shattering Peace par John Scalzi (Old Man‘s War, #7)

John Scalzi: The Shattering Peace (EBook, Tor) Aucune note

For a decade, peace has reigned in interstellar space. A tripartite agreement between the Colonial …

5 out of 5 stars Kudos to Mr. Scalzi on an excellent addition to the Old Man's War series. The main characters Gretchen and Ran (minor characters from The Last Colony) are very compelling and the story is engaging with many unexpected twists. #Bookstodon

Leonie Swann, Amy Bojang: Big Bad Wool (2025, Allison & Busby, Limited) Aucune note

5 out of 5 stars Again the flock find themselves solving a murder mystery (or even two) in France. This time they are experienced but will that be enough in the end? A thoroughly good read with great characters and unexpected twists and turns. #Bookstodon

Paru avec un peu de retard, mais ça y est 🥳

https://dx.doi.org/10.5840/agstm202464226

https://shs.hal.science/halshs-04944680v1

Où un texte antique est (encore) sauvé de la disparition par les petites manies d'un intello carolingien (Florus)

La lettre aux moines d'un évêque Valérien (qu'on n'est pas sûr d'identifier par ailleurs) n'avait jamais été rééditée depuis 1612… et elle avait un petit trou. C'est réparé 🛠️

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a publié une critique de vive l'anarchie par John Seven

John Seven, Jana Christy: vive l'anarchie (Français language, éditions geaine2)

Développer le sens critique des enfants et les inciter à ne pas suivre aveuglément. les …

trop bien

Aucune note

Un livre illustré qui explique aux enfants ce que peut être l'anarchie, mais sans entrer dans le politique, tout réside dans l'explication de possibles actions et modes de vie. Je vais le laisser trainer pour que mes enfants le lisent.

#bookstodon #mardilecture #anarchisme #education #enfants

a publié une critique de Le dos du tigre par Michetz (kogaratsu, #4)

Michetz, Bosse: Le dos du tigre (GraphicNovel, French language, 1992, Dupuis)

Il était une fois dans l'Est Il était une fois dans l'Est... un mercenaire nommé …

la fin d'un cycle

Ce tome marque la fin de l'histoire des tomes 1a 4 et des certaines des histoires compilées dans le tome 0. En 1610, kogaratsu découvre que le fils de son maître est vivant et qu'il n'est pas mort avec ses parents lors de la prise du château 13 ans plus tôt. Les exploit du héros en vue de reprendre le château et en fil une histoire d'amour impossible. Le dessin est dynamique, il me semble qu'il est aussi très documenté.pas d'incohérences bref c'est sympa. #bd #japon #medieval #bookstodon

a publié une critique de Run Your Own Mail Server par Michael W Lucas (IT Mastery, #14)

Michael W Lucas: Run Your Own Mail Server (Hardcover, english language, Titled Windmill Press)

You Against the Email Empire Message services appear and disappear, but email remains. One of …

best email how to i've read

Back in 2006 I wanted to self host my mail. After two weeks of feeling with a bunch of howtos from the linux documentation project I gave up. That was also probably due to me getting free email hosting from google. When that offer ended, I thought about self hosting again , this time documentation was way better. This book is huge howtos and covers everything email related. The protocols, the history. It also provides exemples, sequencing : what to do first and then. I've been using email and managing some email related domains for 25ish years. I've learned a lot and would recommend that every sysadmin reads this book.

#email #sysadmin #book #goodread #bookreview #bookstodon #ryoms

Otto Penzler: Golden Age Locked Room Mysteries (2022, Penzler Publishers)

Very good collection of mysteries

An interesting set of locked door mysteries from the Golden Age of detective fiction (roughly the 1920s and 1930s). Fourteen interesting and ingenious tales with unexpected twists and turns along the way. I particularly enjoyed the Ellery Queen's The House of Haunts and C. Daly King’s The Episode of the Nail and the Requiem.

Warning that some of the stories do have dated attitudes, especially towards women (thus dropping the rating to four stars). #Bookstodon