WOT On Earth by Russell Jones

Back in 1943, scientists started to receive a mysterious transmission. The created WOT, a small robot, to house this alien communication, and this book houses a collection of documents and case notes of what they learned about this intelligence, as it wanders through our world, noticing the small details of life and sometimes day dreaming! …

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Vanishing World by Sayaka Murata

(Translated by Ginny Tapley Takemori)Following the massive loss of life of WW2, women helped the war effort by being artificially inseminated. With the biological need for sex eliminated, it started to be considered unclean and incestuous, though people still marry to raise children and people vent their romantic feelings on commercialized romantic cartoon characters. As …

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Someone Is Always Watching by Kelley Armstrong

When they were kids, obedient Blythe and bad boy Tucker became best friends when they got revenge on their babysitter by throwing a rock through her car window. It's an act that forges an unbreakable bond, but recent events have them pretending to keep their distance. Until friend Gabrielle starts to act weird and the …

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The Many Daughters of Afong Moy by Jamie Ford

In the 1830's, Afong Moy was the first Chinese woman to set foot on American soil. She made money as a curiosity, exhibited like a carnival attraction, and at some point seemed to disappear from historical records. In this book, Jamie Ford takes this historical figure as his starting point and mixes in the notion …

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