Unsung Stories is publishing a new anthology of science fiction, called 2084 with new stories from Priest, Hutchinson, Tidhar, Noon, Smythe, & Charnock Unsung Stories have gathered eleven leading science fiction writers who have looked ahead to 2084, as Orwell did in 1948, for a new anthology – writers such as David Hutchinson, Christopher Priest, Lavie Tidhar, James … More Unsung Stories anthology and Kickstarter
Close Encounters of the Third Kind is the Most Terrifying Movie Ever Made By: Thomas S. Flowers, author of the Subdue Series Conceiving, Book Three, is Out Now! In the glamor of watching a Steven Spielberg film, it is easy to understand how caught up we can get in the chaotic wonder of colorful kaleidoscopic … More Close Encounters of the Third Kind is the Most Terrifying Movie Ever Made by Thomas S. Flowers
Welcome Welcome to Dare to Discuss, a bi-monthly event for readers, reviewers, and bloggers to have in-depth discussions about books. Anyone and everyone is welcome to participate and join the discussion. But first, here’s a few rules. Rules Be polite. All opinions are welcome in this discussion and contrasting viewpoints are encouraged, but be respectful and polite. … More Dare To Discuss, I Robot?
As with most books that are made into movies I hate to watch the movie first. I’m convinced it will wreck the book for me. I could cite plenty of examples, but that’s for another time. I remember loving the movie I Robot, and luckily the movie is completely different. In the book the story is told from the … More Isaac Asimov – I, Robot Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. It’s refreshing to find a book with as many or more female characters than male. It’s not only the quantity but the strength of the females characters that I enjoyed. Victoria, or Vick to her crew, is the captain of the Condor and they … More Scott Warren – Vick’s Vultures Review
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. The Dead City by Dylan Morgan is an exciting continuation of book one, The Dead Lands. It is now four weeks after the initial team entered the Presidential bunker on Hemera. Their mission was to rescue the President after the nuclear war. Now … More Dylan J. Morgan – The Dead City Review
Review copy provided as part of the Stone Work blog tour. Stone is a hired hand, a mercenary, and his only concern is ‘who do I kill and how much do I get’. He couldn’t care less about the people who hire him and even less about who is target is. In the first of the … More Dominic Stabile – Stone Work Review
Review copy provided as part of the Motorman blog tour. Johnny is running from his former life and with no particular destination in mind. He ends up in a strange town working for an even stranger man who goes by the name Doc. Johnny works as a mechanic fixing up anything, car, truck or otherwise. He … More Robert E. Dunn – Motorman Review
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