BARSK: THE ELEPHANTS’ GRAVEYARD by Lawrence M. Schoen is an Emotionally Resonant, Intriguing Fantasy
Here's why Paul enjoyed BARSK by Lawrence M. Schoen [...]
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A Review of Kate Elliott’s THE BEATRICEID…in Verse
Paul Weimer is henceforth our resident beatnik [...]
Greg Van Eekhout’s DRAGON COAST is an Inventive Conclusion to the Daniel Blackland Series
Here there be dragons! [...]
Courtney Schafer’s THE LABYRINTH OF FLAME is a Strong Conclusion to the Shattered Sigil Trilogy
Here's why Paul enjoyed THE LABYRINTH OF FLAME [...]
RED STAR TALES: A CENTURY OF RUSSIAN AND SOVIET SCIENCE FICTION ed. by Yvonne Howell is a Rich, Eclectic Story Collection
Here's why Rachel enjoyed this anthology... [...]
[GUEST REVIEW] Michael A. Burstein on the STAR TREK Novel CHILD OF TWO WORLDS by Greg Cox
Michael R. Burstein reviews CHILD OF TWO WORLDS (Star Trek: The Original Series) by Greg Cox [...]
Christopher Hinz’s LIEGE-KILLER is an Unflinching, Thrilling Space Opera
Here's why Clifton Hill enjoyed LIEGE-KILLER by Christopher Hinz! [...]
[AUDIOBOOK REVIEW] STAR WARS: THE PERFECT WEAPON by Delilah S. Dawson is a Lackluster Addition to the Star Wars Book Series
Jay tells us why STAR WARS: THE PERFECT WEAPON by Delilah S. Dawson (Audiobook) is a not so great entry in the Star Wars book series [...]
THE ART OF HORROR: AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY, edited by Stephen Jones, is Beautiful and Fun
James tells you why THE ART OF HORROR should be on your wishlist. [...]
A DAUGHTER OF NO NATION by A.M. Dellamonica is an Imaginative Entry in the Stormwrack ‘Verse
Here's why Paul enjoyed A DAUGHTER OF NO NATION, the 2nd entry (after CHILD OF A HIDDEN SEA) in A.M. Dellamonica's Stormwrack series [...]
Holly Messinger’s Debut Novel THE CURSE OF JACOB TRACY is a Well-Written and Genuinely Fun Weird Western
John talks about why he liked the begeezus out of Holly Messinger's debut novel. [...]
Michael Livingston’s THE SHARDS OF HEAVEN is a Complex and Delightful Historical Fantasy
Here's why Paul gives a thumbs up to THE SHARDS OF HEAVEN by Michael Livingston [...]
Michael R. Underwood’s GENRENAUTS: THE SHOOTOUT SOLUTION is Fun Fantasy with a Meta Twist
Here's why Paul enjoyed GENRENAUTS: THE SHOOTOUT SOLUTION by Mike R. Underwood [...]
David J. Peterson’s THE ART OF LANGUAGE INVENTION is a Nuts and Bolts Guide Aimed at Conlangers
Paul tackles THE ART OF LANGUAGE INVENTION: FROM HORSE-LORD TO DARK ELVES, THE WORDS BEHIND WORLD-BUILDING by David J. Peterson [...]
ENVY OF ANGELS by Matt Wallace is a Gonzo Concoction of Urban Fantasy and Kitchen Mayhem
Meghan loved Matt Wallace's ENVY OF ANGELS. Here's why! [...]
[GUEST REVIEW] STAR WARS: SMUGGLER’S RUN by Greg Rucka Features the Han Solo We All Know and Love
Jay is back with a review of STAR WARS: SMUGGLER'S RUN by Greg Rucka! [...]
Stephanie Saulter’s REGENERATION is a Strong Conclusion to the ®evolution Trilogy
Paul says that Stephanie Saulter's REGENERATION nicely wraps up a superb science fiction trilogy! [...]
Linda Nagata’s GOING DARK is Riveting, Near-Future Military SF
Here's why Anthony enjoyed GOING DARK by Linda Nagata [...]
[GUEST REVIEW] STAR WARS: LOST STARS by Claudia Gray is a Fantastic, Near-Perfect Entry into the Star Wars Books
Jay thought STAR WARS: LOST STARS by Claudia Gray was fantastic, and a near perfect read. Here's why! [...]
THE PROMISE OF THE CHILD by Tom Toner is an Intense and Ambitious Work of Posthuman SF
Here's why Paul enjoyed Tom Toner's THE PROMISE OF THE CHILD [...]
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