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Kathryn Adams

Woodworker and reader, artistic fantasy/sci-fi fangirl with the attention span of a magpie.
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GalaxyCon Raleigh 2026 Photo Gallery

See below for a gallery of photos by Nathan Adams from this year’s GalaxyCon Raleigh! Cosplayers from The Amazing Digital Circus featured heavily; thank you to the organizers of the TADC meet-up for inviting us! Let us know in the comments if you spot yourself or someone you know so we can tag you!

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Review: The Everlasting

“Your country needs you, Corporal…” Owen Mallory first fell in love with Sir Una Everlasting when he was nine years old. The centuries-old story of the Hero of Dominion comforted him when he was a lonely, shunned child with a broken alcoholic father. Her legend inspired him to join the army and go off to

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Review: The Raven Scholar (Eternal Path Trilogy Book 1)

“We are here, exactly where we should be, at exactly the right moment, because we are the Raven, and we are magnificent.” As the longest of the Hugo-nominated novels, I gave myself an extra week to get through all 643 pages of The Raven Scholar. I shouldn’t have worried, because I finished the whole thing

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Review: 2026 Hugo Award Finalists – The Short Stories

Really good short stories, or at least the ones I like the most, hold up a mirror to something going on now, and either act as a cautionary tale, or an inspirational one. This year’s Hugo-nominated short stories cover the range from dystopian, to near-dystopian, to utterly weird futuristic situations that everyone except the protagonist

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Review: Shroud

…arguing over what could be causing such irregular, constant, chaotic transmissions. All of us dancing about the question of Life, could it be life? A whole civilization with their radios turned up to top volume, down there in the dark… Like Tchaikovsky’s book Alien Clay, the main character of Shroud and all her colleagues are

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