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By Nino Cipri, Aliette de Bodard, John Keel, Ted Chiang, Sylvia Bishop
| Five Books
Sci fi, and indeed all speculative fiction, is often associated with doorstopper books and long series. What are the advantages of a short novel? They didn’t used to be doorstoppers, did they? When I was growing up, when I started reading science fiction, most of the novels were quite short. I remember seeing the Asimov Foundation novels, and they were enormous compared to the other science fiction that I read.
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Dead Girls Don't Dream

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By Nino Cipri, Amber Clement, Christy Jane
| Book Crushin
Dead Girls Don’t Dream follows Riley Walcott, a girl who knows better than to stray from the beaten path—until she does, chasing her sister into a world of unspeakable danger. After her murder in a ritual that shouldn’t exist, Riley is resurrected by Madelyn, a girl with powers as dangerous as the forest itself. In the shadow of Voynich Woods, where the missing are never seen again, lies a dark, twisted tale of magic, secrets, and survival. After last week, we are not yet in our healing phase yet.
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Dead Girls Don't Dream

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By Nino Cipri
| Reactor Verified
We’re thrilled to share an excerpt from Dead Girls Don’t Dream, a new young adult horror novel by Nino Cipri, out from Henry Holt on November 12th. There are rules for Voynich Woods: Always carry a whistle. Never go alone. Always come home before dark. And if anyone calls your name, don’t answer. Because everyone who wanders from the path is never seen again. Except for Riley Walcott. Riley knows better than to stray from the trail in the woods behind her uncle Toby’s house.
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