Mar 15, 2025
'A Memory Called Empire' by Victo Ngai.
Cover art for the Subterranean Press edition of the novel, 'A Memory Called Empire', book 1 of the 'Teixcalaan' series, written by Arkady Martine, published in 2021.
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'A Memory Called Empire' by Victo Ngai.
Cover art for the Subterranean Press edition of the novel, 'A Memory Called Empire', book 1 of the 'Teixcalaan' series, written by Arkady Martine, published in 2021.
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my recent sci-fi escapades
You start A Memory Called Empire and think ‘Damn, Yksander was too interesting and hot and bisexual, they had to kill him’, and you end the book knowing Yksander was too interesting and hot and bisexual, they had to kill him. Too bad we don’t get to see how the most powerful and politically shrewd throuple in all of Teixcalaan was when Yksander was still alive
*taps mic* i would like to humbly request a teixcalaan short story spinoff about an aspiring teenage teixcalaanli singer named one direction
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A Desolation Called Peace by Arkady Martine p. 85
A Desolation Called Peace by Arkady Martine p. 476
If I had a nickel for every time I found a space opera with a masculine female lead, a lesbian romance, and motifs/character experiences so uncannily similar to DID that I need to sit the author down and ask some fucking questions, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice.
Yskander Aghavn died as he lived, choking on something