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Review: Under Fortunate Stars by Ren Hutchings

May 25, 2022 by Tom Bookbeard Leave a Comment

It’s a sit down and savor sci-fi that reads like one of the Star Trek episodes where they get stuck in some temporal anomaly and spend the entire time doing sciencey stuffs until they get free at the last minute.

Filed Under: Aliens, Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Time Travel Tagged With: Rebellion, Ren Hutchings, Solaris

Review: Mercury Rising by R.W.W. Greene

May 20, 2022 by Tom Bookbeard Leave a Comment

A neo-retrofuturistic fest that looks at humanity through a curious lens while an alien menace has guns that go ZARK!

Filed Under: Aliens, Alt History, Blog Tour, Book Tour, Reviews, Science Fiction Tagged With: Angry Robot, R.W.W. Greene

Review: Eyes of the Void (The Final Architecture #2) by Adrian Tchaikovsky

May 11, 2022 by Adrian M. Gibson Leave a Comment

Many sci-fi fans speak of the Golden Age of Science Fiction as something that has long since passed. Whether it’s the 1930’s, ‘40s or ‘50s, the days of Asimovs, Heinleins, “Doc” Smiths, Bradburys and more are a forlorn memory… right? From my perspective, the answer is “Hell no!” The last decade or two has seen a stunning resurgence of sci-fi and space opera that recaptures the magic of far-flung galaxies, grand ideas, scientific marvels, strange aliens and more, but at the same time delivering fast-paced, engaging narratives and characters who are actually relatable. One author who stands at the forefront of this modern movement is Adrian Tchaikovsky.

Tchaikovsky showed his natural talent for the genre with the 2015 novel Children of Time. Since then, he has honed his craft with every release (and he releases a lot of books with unbelievable frequency), and his new series The Final Architecture, starting with last year’s Shards of Earth, is space opera at its very best.

Filed Under: Aliens, Hard SciFi, Reviews, Science Fiction, Space Opera Tagged With: Adrian Tchaikovsky, Children of Time, Eyes of the Void, Orbit Books, The Final Architecture

Author Q&A: R.W.W. Greene – Author of Mercury Rising

May 11, 2022 by Tom Bookbeard Leave a Comment

“Doubt is more interesting than surety. Doubt is a powerful place to exist because it’s a position of openness and flexibility. Do I take this path or that one?”

Filed Under: Aliens, Alt History, Author Chat, Blog Tour, Reviews, Science Fiction Tagged With: Angry Robot, R.W.W. Greene

Review: Under Fortunate Stars by Ren Hutchings

May 9, 2022 by Frasier Armitage Leave a Comment

Synopsis Fleeing the final days of the generations-long war with the alien Felen, smuggler Jereth Keeven’s freighter the Jonah breaks down in a strange rift in deep space, with little chance of rescue — until they encounter the research vessel Gallion, which claims to be from 152 years in the future.  The Gallion’s chief engineer […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Alt History, Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi, Space Opera, Time Travel Tagged With: Rebellion Publishing, Science Fiction

Review: Lost Solace by Karl Drinkwater

May 2, 2022 by Paige 1 Comment

Lost Solace is a semi-finalist in SPSFC and was assigned to FanFiAddict in the semi-finals.

Lost Solace starts in the middle of the action, at some point in the past Opal has stolen a ship and hacked the AI so it is helping her. The backstory to this gets revealed slowly over the course of the book and it’s so well woven into the narrative. We quickly find a lost ship and the story really goes from here.

Filed Under: Aliens, Artificial Intelligence, Reviews, Science Fiction, SPSFC Tagged With: Karl Drinkwater, Self Published

Blog Tour: Stringers by Chris Panatier

April 27, 2022 by Cassidee Lanstra Leave a Comment

Bug sex, aliens, and pickles.

Filed Under: Aliens, Blog Tour, Book Tour, Reviews, Science Fiction, Space Opera Tagged With: Angry Robot, Chris Panatier

Review: Six Gun Shuffle (Black Sun #2) by David Dixon

April 22, 2022 by Mada Leave a Comment

Synopsis: Snake and the boss have made a lot of enemies, but up until their trip to Yaeger, they’ve never had any beef with Michael Ver, the galaxy’s most bankable popstar-mainly because they hadn’t met him before. After the boss teaches Ver a lesson about the difference between looking tough and being tough, he finds […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Artificial Intelligence, Cyberpunk, Fiction, Mechs/Robots, Science Fantasy, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi, Space Opera, Thriller Tagged With: Black Sun, David Dixon, Six Gun Shuffle

Book Tour/Review: The Last Gifts Of The Universe by Rory August

April 3, 2022 by Naty (Naty Reads Books) Leave a Comment

Synopsis: A dying universe. When the Home worlds finally achieved the technology to venture out into the stars, they found a graveyard of dead civilizations, a sea of lifeless gray planets and their ruins. What befell them is unknown. All Home knows is that they are the last civilization left in the universe, and whatever […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Blog Tour, Book Tour, Fiction, Monsters, Recommendations, Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Self Published, Soft SciFi, Space Opera, Survivalist Tagged With: Book Blog, Book Review, Book Tour, Books, Escapist Book Tours, Rory August, Science Fiction, Self Published, The Last Gifts Of The Universe

Cover Reveal: Dusk (The Navigator Series #2) by Matthew Samuels

March 31, 2022 by Naty (Naty Reads Books) Leave a Comment

Firstly, I’d like to thank Matthew Samuels for allowing FFA to host the cover reveal for Dusk (The Navigator Series #2). For me, it is truly an honor to be doing this. If you are not familiar with the series, I will be posting down bellow the cover for book 1 Parasites (The Navigator Series […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Blog Posts, Cover Reveal, Cyberpunk, Fiction, Recommendations, Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Self Published, Space Opera, Steampunk Tagged With: Book Blog, Books, Cover Reveal, Dusk, Matthew Samuels, Parasites, Science Fiction, Self Published, The Navigator Series

Review: Dead Star (The Triple Stars #1) by Simon Kewin

March 8, 2022 by Bender Leave a Comment

Top notch sci-fi read. A true epic space opera that brings multiple sci-fi elements from religious Zealotry, Oppressive Overlords, Ancient civilizations, FTL travel and Lost mysteries all together into one sublime piece of sci-fi brilliance!

Filed Under: Aliens, Reviews, Science Fiction, Self Published, Soft SciFi, Space Opera, SPSFC Tagged With: Dead Star, Simon Kewin

Review: Stars and Bones (Stars and Bones #1) by Gareth L. Powell

February 18, 2022 by Adrian M. Gibson Leave a Comment

In the canon of modern space opera, Gareth L. Powell has stood out as one of the genre’s most accessible stalwarts. His work is consistently engaging and continues to improve book after book. With his latest novel, Stars and Bones, Powell kicks off a brand-new space opera series with a bang. Not only was this book a pure joy to read, gripping me from the get-go and never letting up until the final page, it was also full of relatable characters, clever humor and the relentless optimism of the human spirit. This book is unputdownable, popcorn sci-fi that explores big ideas with an equally big heart.

Filed Under: Aliens, Artificial Intelligence, Reviews, Science Fiction, Space Opera Tagged With: Gareth L. Powell, Stars and Bones, Titan Books

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