Combat Intellects, mechs with humans written from a source code, old family dynasties, more advanced tech than you can throw a stick at, and that’s just in the first chapter. It’s a smorgasbord of everything that’s cool about modern science fiction; it’s bonkers in all the right ways. It would definitely suit fans of explosive space battles in series like the Expanse and the body-switching, souls uploaded into chips, and other weird tech of Altered Carbon.
Most Anticipated SFF Novellas for 2022
Come discover the 2022 SFF novellas that are most anticipated.
Cover Reveal: A Touch of Light (The Ashes of Avarin #1) by Thiago Abdalla
We at FFA want to thank Thiago for allowing us to reveal the cover for his upcoming epic fantasy debut, A Touch of Light. This book sounds phenomenal, and the best news of all – IT COMES OUT IN MARCH!!!! Come check out the cover, book blurb, info on the author, and where you can […]
Blaise’s Top 10 reads in 2021!
Hello all! As 2021 comes to a close I had an absolute blast making my way through my ever-growing TBR. Making a top 10 list was very difficult, but I followed my gut and came up with 10 books that have really stuck out to me. Also, I have decided to only list one book […]
Review: Dead Silence by S.A. Barnes
Dead Silence is author S.A. Barnes’ lates release (and the first under that name, though the author has a whole portfolio of titles – mostly YA – under the name Stacey Kade). I thought this was a really good read, and it is exactly as billed: it’s the Titanic in space but also murdery with a touch of reality TV.
Ashley’s Top 10 Reads in 2021
Reflecting on my favorite books of the year is one of my favorite December activities. Here are my top 10 reads in 2021.
Justin’s Top 10 Reads of 2021
Oh my gosh, what a year! 2021 has truly been a great year of reading for me. I may not have read the most books of any year this year, but I made up for it by reading more widely than I ever have before. I read my first ever self-published book this year and that proved to be a trend, with the vast majority of my books read being Indie.
Review: Light Years from Home by Mike Chen
Light Years from Home is Mike Chen’s latest novel, and, in my opinion, it fits right in with the rest of the author’s portfolio. It is a sci-fi story written in Chen’s signature smooth style, with a narrative that includes family drama and alien technology, and a message full of hope. I definitely enjoyed this read.
Review: Swashbucklers by Dan Hanks
Swashbucklers is the latest release by author Dan Hanks (also known for Captain Moxley and the Embers of the Empire). It is billed as a nostalgic 80’s video game action adventure story. If that is purely what you are looking for, I would say this book accomplishes that task.
Author/Narrator Chat – Jeremy Szal & Colin Mace
Join David as he chats with author Jeremy Szal and narrator aficionado Colin Mace about Szal’s series ‘The Common’. This is a fantastic conversation between author and narrator to get the inside scoop on artistic choices, character influences and inflections, and tons more! The Broken Binding – use code FANFI for 5% off – https://www.thebrokenbinding.co.uk/se… […]
Author Chat – Daniel T. Jackson
Join David as he chats with author Daniel T. Jackson about his debut novel, Illborn (The Illborn Saga #1) which is a semifinalist in the SPFBO 7 competition and just so happens to be The Broken Binding’s Book of the Month. Grab your signed bookplate edition of Illborn from The Broken Binding. Use code FANFI […]
Review: Far from the Light of Heaven by Tade Thompson
Far from the Light of Heaven is the latest release for noted SciFi author Tade Thompson (also known for The Wormwood Trilogy and the Molly Southborne series, among many others). This book is about a space mission gone awry. It is very murdery and includes rogue AI plus aliens. I was not the biggest fan of how everything was put together, but read on: this may be the very kind of book you connect with.