Birds and the Vagaries of Reality; It’s All Just Too Complicated.
An Out-take from Sounds out of Time Martin Davis, defrocked rock star, sat clutching his coffee cup. The warm porcelain […]
An Out-take from Sounds out of Time Martin Davis, defrocked rock star, sat clutching his coffee cup. The warm porcelain […]
1968 London: the careers of four talented, young musicians are floundering on the rocks. Recognizing their promise, a visionary manager
The Example of Hyperion, Blackfish City and Children of Time In science fiction, the author must describe the special features
Greek Glass Makers Navigate Fascist Dystopia Pros: Lyrical prose. Poetic and allegorical. Cast features much cultural diversity. Possible cons: Unusual
Pros: Gripping plot. Professional prose, production and editing. Possible Cons: Loner, emotionally isolated main character. Many unpleasant supporting characters. Jeff
A Name in the Dark by G.S. Fortis, a Review Pros: Action packed plot. Vivid, cinematic prose. Characters with emotional
Harmony Lost received its first review today! Thank you Kari for reading and reviewing and for your kind words.
If light science fiction/fantasy with a dash of humor and romance is “your thing,” you might enjoy Harmony Lost.
Pros: Very funny, priceless witticisms. Possible Cons: Only for those ready to suspend disbelief from a flagpole. Valuable Lesson: Don’t