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Andy Weir

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Journalist. Also: geek, charity volunteer, drinker of tea, eater of cake. On a never-ending quest to find the world's best Bloody Mary. #NUJ
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Celebrating 15 Years of Blogging

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By V.E. Schwab, Andy Weir, Daryl Gregory, Tammy Sparks
| Books, Bones and Buffy
I never in a million years thought I’d still be blogging fifteen years after I started this blog on a whim! Yet here I am, still plugging away. I thought “15” would be a good time to stop and take a look back, share the good and the bad, and especially, say “thank you” to everyone who has visited at one time or another, especially to my many long time blogging friends:-) I’m breaking this post up into three sections: 1. Favorite book for each year of blogging. This was HARD.
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🎧 Artemis by Andy Weir #Andy Weir @andyweirauthor #RosariaDawson #LoveAudiobooks #SpeccyFicChal

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By Andy Weir
| Books of My Heart
Artemis by Andy Weir Narrator: Rosario Dawson Published by Audible on November 14, 2017 Genres: Science Fiction Fantasy, Space Opera Length: 8 hours, 57 minutes Format: Audiobook Source: Purchased Goodreads Amazon,  Audible,  Libro.fm,  Barnes & Noble,  Apple Jazz Bashara is a criminal. Well, sort of. Life on Artemis, the first and only city on the moon, is tough if you're not a rich tourist or an eccentric billionaire. So smuggling in the occasional harmless bit of contraband barely counts, right?
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Book Review: PROJECT HAIL MARY Is a Home Run

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By Andy Weir, Jason Hunt Verified
| SciFi4Me Verified
21 Views Andy Weir,  book review,  Project Hail Mary Project Hail Mary Written by Andy Weir Published by Minotaur Books April 21, 2026 Hardcover, 288 pgs. Earlier this year, I reviewed the movie adaptation of Project Hail Mary, noting that I hadn’t yet read the book. Well, now I have, and I get to let you know what I thought about the source material. And probably to no one’s surprise, I enjoyed the book as much as I enjoyed the movie.
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