Cage of Souls, a Review
When Balls are Dropped An exoplanet with imaginative biology, a fascist prison camp, and bitter academic prisoner. What’s not to […]
When Balls are Dropped An exoplanet with imaginative biology, a fascist prison camp, and bitter academic prisoner. What’s not to […]
An imaginative amalgam of high fantasy, alternate universe, and existential horror Since I enjoy fictional worlds with otherworldly or religious
The Last Speaker – A Review This understated, almost cozy, historical fantasy is unusual in many aspects. It focuses on
The time-travel theme and elegant prose of Sea of Tranquility caught my attention, and I enjoyed the opening sequence featuring
Agnet bit into the cool and crisp celery stalk, chewed until her teeth rendered the stalk into a fibrous mass,
Martin leant against an arch, lit up, and inhaled, a move he’d learned from Fred Astaire, though nobody could match
Sequoia Nagamatsu’s collection of interlocking stories spanning centuries, explores plague and how we deal with loss. The characters are diverse
(Or, so this kind of cross-genre illustrates why we need indie authors) Splinter Town, an autonomous island nation off the
In Elizabeth Moon’s Remnant Population, a colony’s corporate overlords order all residents off the planet. But elderly Ofelia, who has
Three people board a doomed bus: a wayward teen, a disabled vet, and an autistic child. But their problems don’t