Last panel of the @sfwa #bmorebookfest weekend! Our authors are tired but rallying! @TheRotund @Naamenism @jonathanbrazee @leeflower @BELUTHAHATCHIE @scottedelman 
Q: What should I read if I like the Magicians TV series but not the show?
Answers: @MikeRUnderwood 's Ree Reyes, Austin Grossman's Soon I will Be Invincible, @mishellbaker 's novels, Skin Hunger by @kathleenduey , PC Peter Grant Rivers of London series...
Answers: @MikeRUnderwood 's Ree Reyes, Austin Grossman's Soon I will Be Invincible, @mishellbaker 's novels, Skin Hunger by @kathleenduey , PC Peter Grant Rivers of London series...
Q: if you like Patrick Rothfuss (two different questions/askers-one for character, one for magic)
A: @scottlynch78 --Lies of Loch Lamora, @nkjemisin's Dream blood books, Black Opera by Mary Gentle, Joe Abercrombie's the Blade Itself
A: @scottlynch78 --Lies of Loch Lamora, @nkjemisin's Dream blood books, Black Opera by Mary Gentle, Joe Abercrombie's the Blade Itself
.@BELUTHAHATCHIE 's jumping back to the previous question about magic at school to say @Liz_Hand 's Waking the Moon.
Q: recommendations for people who discover they have magic but nobody believes?
A: Richard Kadry's Butcher Bird, @sentencebender 's The Art of Starving, @charliejane 's All there Birds in the Sky. One vote for Miss Peregrine. Play "Life is Strange." PK Dick-The Father Thing
A: Richard Kadry's Butcher Bird, @sentencebender 's The Art of Starving, @charliejane 's All there Birds in the Sky. One vote for Miss Peregrine. Play "Life is Strange." PK Dick-The Father Thing
More: God Save the Queen by Katherine Locke.
Book recommendations that give the feeling of delight you get from @nbcthegoodplace : Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie, @mishellbaker (again!), @darylwriterguy 's Spoonbenders and We Are All Completely Fine
Q: I could not devour @FondaJLee 's Jade City fast enough. What should I read?
Sere From the Green by Lauren Jankowski, Forest of A Thousand Lanterns by @juliecdao.
Sere From the Green by Lauren Jankowski, Forest of A Thousand Lanterns by @juliecdao.
Q: Older woman protagonist or military or both? (Like Linda Nagata's The Last Good Man)
A: @MaryRobinette 's lady astronaut books, A Crown for Cold Silver, Tanya Huff, @LindaNagata 's The Red.
A: @MaryRobinette 's lady astronaut books, A Crown for Cold Silver, Tanya Huff, @LindaNagata 's The Red.
Cordelia's Honor by Bujold, Karen Travis six book series of military environmentalists, Elizabeth Moon...
I had to step out so I missed the question, but I came back to everyone on the panel shouting "@RoanhorseBex !"
Q: I like Becky Chambers for the kindness. What should I read?
A: @redscribe "Don't Pack Hope," @jkoyanagi 's Ascension, @BluejoWalton 's Lifelode, @drkarenlord 's Best of All Possible Worlds, @RoseLemberg 's short fiction, @TJaneBerry 's Space Unicorn Blues
A: @redscribe "Don't Pack Hope," @jkoyanagi 's Ascension, @BluejoWalton 's Lifelode, @drkarenlord 's Best of All Possible Worlds, @RoseLemberg 's short fiction, @TJaneBerry 's Space Unicorn Blues
...Andrea Corbin's Cobbler story @ShimmerStories , John Wiswell's "Tank!", @mamohanraj 's "The Stars Change," @eklages 's Passing Strange and "in the House if the Seven Librarians," @tithenai 's Seasons of Glass & Iron, Ms. Marvel
...@LabyrinthRat "The Substance of My Life, the Accidents of our Births"got a bunch of recommendations-- lots of answers for the great hopeful stories question!
And one more-- the books of the Raksura by @marthawells1.
