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Space flight, both human and robotic, offers up a rich vein for practitioners of alternate history to mine stories. There are, after all, decade’s worth of unrealized plans and concepts that could have pushed the people and technology of times gone by toward other worlds. Be it a post-Apollo NASA striving for Mars in Stephen Baxter’s Voyage or the Space Race of the sixties extending into the seventies and eighties in Apple TV’s For All Mankind. Or, as is the premise of Mary Robinette Kowal’s Hugo and Nebula Award-winning Lady Astronaut series, finding a new home for humanity itself. The Fated Sky, published in 2018, carries on the story that began in the award-winning The Calculating Stars and the universe created in her 2014 short story that gave the series its name.As Kowal explained in the acknowledgments of The Calculating Stars, these two books started life as a single volume. The resulting works are a duology, and it’s both her and my recommendation that Fated Sky not be read without having the first book as context.