John Ottinger III is a writer, classical educator, and dad. His work has appeared in Publishers Weekly, Electric Velocipede, Strange Horizons, Black Gate, and at Tor.com. He blogs at <a href="//www.graspingforthewind.com”">Grasping for the Wind</a>.
REVIEW SUMMARY: McDevitt encourages hope for humanity’s future in this far-future adventure. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: When an ancient FTL transmitter is unearthed, Alex [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: Revenge Western wrapped in a science fiction envelope. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Gunslinger Tashndelu Sand seeks revenge on the last of the posse that raped [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: After the End: Recent Apocalypses is an excellent collection of stories for readers who like apocalyptic fiction but are tired of zombies. MY RATING: [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: A Salvador Dali painting in prose form. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: John Finch, detective, must solve a double homicide of a human and gray cap, even as the [...]
Lavie Tidhar grew up on a kibbutz in Israel and lived in South Africa and the UK. Most recently he’s lived in the Banks islands of Vanuatu, in the South Pacific, one of [...]
REVIEW SUMMARY: Bone Dance is a science fiction novel that maintains a sense of the spiritual. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: Psychic killers stalk the landscape of Earth after a [...]