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Review: A Stitch Between Worlds by Frasier Armitage

October 7, 2024 by A.J. Calvin Leave a Comment

Synopsis: “The differences between worlds — they’re like two tapestries, one made of silk and the other of wool. But this door is a needle that sends me between them, and I’m what stitches them together.” A future where memory is currency; a land of dinosaurs seeking the refuge of outer space; a city where […]

Filed Under: Cyberpunk, Dystopian, Hard SciFi, Reviews, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi

Review: Mushroom Blues (The Hofmann Report #1) by Adrian M. Gibson

August 5, 2024 by A.J. Calvin Leave a Comment

Synopsis: Two years after a devastating defeat in the decade-long Spore War, the island nation of Hōppon and its capital city of Neo Kinoko are occupied by invading Coprinian forces. Its fungal citizens are in dire straits, wracked by food shortages, poverty and an influx of war refugees. Even worse, the corrupt occupiers exploit their […]

Filed Under: Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi

Review: Digital Extremities by Adam Bassett

July 19, 2024 by Tom Bookbeard Leave a Comment

An intimate read that has so much to offer. It’s genuine and pragmatic in what it does and it’ll make you reflect on a lot of things. A worthwhile read without a doubt.

Filed Under: Cyberpunk, Genetic Engineering, Monsters, Post-Apocalyptic, Reviews, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Soft SciFi Tagged With: Adam Bassett, Sci Fi, Science Fiction, Self Published, Short Stories

Review: Saint Elspeth by Wick Welker

March 19, 2024 by Frasier Armitage Leave a Comment

Synopsis Why did they come? When they appeared across the sky, speculation wheeled around the world—the aliens were from heaven, the invaders were from hell… or they were proof that neither existed. But when they landed, curiosity gave way to suspicion and the nations reacted with nuclear force, setting off a chain reaction that left […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Dystopian, Reviews, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi Tagged With: Science Fiction, Self Published

Review: Sealed Empire by Norbert Zsivicz

March 13, 2024 by Mada Leave a Comment

-Norbert Zsivicz first book, the Hungarian Literary Award winner Sealed Empire now available in English by the famous translator Tamás Pétersz (Game of Thrones). Blurb Ser Edward, an experienced sailor, embarks on perhaps the most daring expedition of the Kingdom of Esenworth so far. His mission is to try to earn the blessing of the […]

Filed Under: Action Fantasy, Coming of Age, Fantasy, Fantasy Horror, Fiction, Hard SciFi, Heroic Fantasy, High Fantasy, Low Fantasy, Magical Realism, Monsters, Occult, Paranormal, Reviews, Sci-Fi Fantasy, Sci-Fi Horror, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi, Sword and Sorcery Tagged With: Book Blog, Book Review, Books, Epic Fantasy, Fantasy, Fantasy Books, Science Fiction, Self Published

Review: A Catalogue For the End of Humanity by Timothy Hickson

March 8, 2024 by Adam Bassett Leave a Comment

A Catalogue For the End of Humanity is a thoughtful and at times thrilling collection of stories.

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi Tagged With: Book Review, Science Fiction, Self Published, Short Fiction

Book Review: Down Below Beyond by T.A. Bruno

March 6, 2024 by Matt Pittman Leave a Comment

Synopsis Levort Aatra is a down on his luck prospector on the planet Tayoxe. While scavenging the wastes of the abandoned world, he discovers a mysterious starship and stakes his claim on it thinking it will be his ticket to a better life. Little does he know, he just put a big target on his […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Comedy, Reviews, Sci-Fi Fantasy, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi

Review: Three Eight One by Aliya Whiteley

January 12, 2024 by Paige Leave a Comment

Three Eight One by Aliya Whiteley

Skyward Inn by Aliya Whiteley was my first big introduction to spec-fic and I’m so excited every time she releases a new book. Three Eight One is a fascinating mix of far-future and past (or maybe present, or recent past??). The bulk of the story is a coming-of-age heroes quest style tale following a girl named Fairly, and there’s also interwoven in, by the way of footnotes and a prologue, a far-future narrative where it seems that people’s consciousness’ are interwoven and you can choose to be ‘born’ into an organic body.

Filed Under: Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi Tagged With: Aliya Whiteley, Rebellion, Solaris, Three Eight One

Review: The Key to Reality by F. Ted Atchley, III

December 12, 2023 by A.J. Calvin Leave a Comment

Synopsis: An Elite Cybersecurity Analyst. A Desperate Rebellion’s Best Hope. Brandon thought the assignment was just another standard security assessment. Wrong. As he peels back the layers of a deepening conspiracy, he discovers everything he thought he knew about his reality is a lie. And he’s the only one who can save it. Exiles from another […]

Filed Under: Aliens, Reviews, Science Fantasy, Science Fiction, Self Published, Soft SciFi, Standalone

Review: The Arid Lands by Kate Kelly

December 6, 2023 by A.J. Calvin Leave a Comment

Synopsis: The Tyrhennians struggle to survive in the dried out basin of an ancient ocean. Inez knows no other world than this endless cycle of heat and brine, but listens to the stories of a distant land of great cities and endless seas. She never believed them, until the day her brother is injured by […]

Filed Under: Reviews, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi

Review: The Inn At The Amethyst Lantern by J. Dianne Dotson

October 28, 2023 by Frasier Armitage Leave a Comment

Synopsis  Long after a climate catastrophe, when a utopian future faces an unearthed evil from our present, Gentian “Gen” Lightworth and her friends in the night-living town of Glimmerbight must stop the past from repeating itself by using all their wits and talents…and perhaps a bit of magic. Review When genre-mashes work, they really work. Such is […]

Filed Under: Coming of Age, Reviews, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi Tagged With: Science Fiction

Review: Purgatory Mount by Adam Roberts

August 1, 2023 by Scott Leave a Comment

Purgatory Mount book cover

Summary: An interstellar craft is decelerating after its century-long voyage. Its destination is V538 Aurigae ?, a now-empty planet dominated by one gigantic megastructure, a conical mountain of such height that its summit is high above the atmosphere. The ship’s crew of five hope to discover how the long-departed builders made such a colossal thing, […]

Filed Under: Reviews, Science Fiction, Soft SciFi Tagged With: Adam Roberts, Purgatory Mount, Science Fiction

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