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Derailed Conscience is a standalone novella, a short quick read set in coming-day Britain about Jonathan, a research assistant to a psychologist, Kathryn Blake, who has her sights set on being a name that is dropped, known as a superstar psychologist. Without their knowledge, Blake…

Review of Eliza Green’s Derailed Conscience

March 12, 2022

For 15 years old, Madness is an impressive first older young adult novel that has fantasy, paranormal and horror aspects set in a dystopian game setting. There is a plot that keeps moving with enough light (or slow) moments for the reader to catch their…

Madness by Paityn Parque

October 13, 2021
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Judith “Jack” Chen is a pirate biologist-engineer that reverse engineers patented drugs for delivery into the hands of those who need the drugs but cannot afford them. Eliasz and Paladin, a bot are investigators sent out by a governmental agency, the International Property Coalition (IPC)…

Review of Annalee Newitz’s Autonomous

July 8, 2019

Who knew Jules Verne was a prophet?

Science Fiction and Prophecy

March 10, 2019

Check our the following science fiction novels to be released during the month of March 2019 as reported by Tor.

Science Fiction – March Releases

March 6, 2019

Besides the fact that in the audiobook Will Wheaton of Star Trek: The Next Generation and Big Bang Theory fame narrates Ready Player One, Ernest Cline has done what other writers of techno-virtual worlds/interactive worlds has been unable to do–at least for me, a reader…

Review of Ready Player One

March 4, 2019

This book one of a three part series. Read this book first, then the next two, for Ancillary Justice sets up the other two. The world created by Ann Leckie is not one that will be familiar to most readers, even those who read primarily…

Literary Sci-Fi: Review of Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice

December 29, 2016

As Wings Unfurl By Arthur M. Doweyko Genre: Science Fiction Applegate Bogdanski returns from Vietnam with a missing leg, a Purple Heart, and an addiction to morphine. He stumbles through each day, looking forward to nothing and hoping it will arrive soon. When he attempts…

As Wings Unfurl Blog Tour

September 27, 2016

Arthur Dowekyo’s As Wings Unfurl is a dystopian novel set primarily in New York City, though parts of the story take place in Tibet, and South Vietnam. It is a world that features unusual characters and action. Remember that when you read the prologue; pay…

As Wings Unfurl: Review

September 26, 2016

If you like Marko Kloos’ military dystopian series, you will like Ken Brosky’s The Proving. The specters which resemble dinosaurs, both the flying and the earth-bound kind, haunt the survivors of the Earth. The specters seek out and destroy the survivors who have fought a…

Specters Are Falling From The Sky: Review of Ken Brosky’s The Proving

August 11, 2016

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