Nalo Hopkinson: Esquire thinks my Midnight Robber is one of the 75 best science fiction novels of all time: www.esquire.com/entertainmen... Congratulations to everyone else, too!

Esquire thinks my Midnight Robber is one of the 75 best science fiction novels of all time: www.esquire.com/entertainmen... Congratulations to everyone else, too!

The 75 Best Sci-Fi Books of All Timewww.esquire.com See if your favorites made our expanded list.

I interviewed you for the now-shuttered community radio station KUSF-FM for the Midnighr Robber book tour! It’s a great book! I still have the interview (along with many others) on a hard drive on a shelf … really gotta get those up on archive dot org … I’ll let you know when it happens.

Thank you!

I think so as well. Congratulations!

thank you

Congratulations! I haven’t read it but I’m fixing to now.

Thank you.

Well deserved!!

:) Thank you!

good for them! I concur. :)

Congratulations, I have bookmarked it to read this summer! Seems that list has a lot of gems. P.S. The contrast between you fancy bio pic and your bluesky hoodie pic is pretty great 😃😂.

:) I try to vary it up.

Hell yeah!

Yes, it made me happy to see that!

🥰🥰

Congratulations!

They definitely should! It's a fantastic novel!

It's in my top 10, so I'm not surprised at all. Congratulations!

Thank you!

Congratulations! That’s quite an honor. And thanks for sharing the link. Adding your book and a few others to my TBR pile.

The summary sounds great! Looking forward

well-deserved!

Quite right, too!

🙌🏻💖

Congratulations!

What a tremendous accomplishment. Congratulations!🎉🎊🍾

so cool!!!

Haven't read it, but this list has enough matches on my own list, that I'll be getting myself a copy.

A few of my favourites were on the list, but not my top 2 favourites. Here's my top 2.

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What's it about?

I suck at summarizing my own fiction. There’s a summary in the article. Hang on; did I link the article?

yup, I did.

Congratulations, you're in distinguished company.🙂 It's a diverse mix of sci-fi novels. I was pleasantly surprised to see Stapeldon's Star Maker on the list. It's a challenging, but worthwhile read, despite it's relative anonymity.

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