If you’re looking for a book that’s hugely entertaining, intellectually stimulating and quite unlike anything you’ve ever read before, then this is the one for you. Chasms: Gospel of Freeman is the debut novel of author Gregory J. O. Smith, who has a lot to say and it’s all very well worth reading. The novel… Continue reading Chasms: Gospel of Freeman by G J O Smith: entertaining, stimulating and unique
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Tinytown by Darby Gallagher: Plucky, Distinctive and Darkly Humorous
The modern Science-Fiction market can easily be classified as a saturated affair, with most innovation considered tapped and very few openings readily available. To squeeze in, something distinct and uncontaminated by the stale waft of ideas is necessary, and not only by virtue of its title, Tinytown by Derby Gallagher has slipped its way into… Continue reading Tinytown by Darby Gallagher: Plucky, Distinctive and Darkly Humorous
Zombies And A Book Review of The Chronicles of M by N. Forristal
The recent release of the film World War Z, based on Max Brooks’ novel, has brought zombies to the forefront of literary attention again. They’re perennially popular with some readers, although for a long while it’s been a case of love ‘em or hate ‘em. However, there seem to be many shades of zombies now,… Continue reading Zombies And A Book Review of The Chronicles of M by N. Forristal
Meet Jeno Marz, Sci-Fi Author
I’m delighted to welcome Jeno Marz to my blog today. Jeno has recently self-published her first book Falaha’s Journey: Descent, which is book one of a sci-fi trilogy. It has a very unusual heroine – a five-year-old alien girl, Falaha. Here’s what one reviewer on Amazon has said about the book: This is not for… Continue reading Meet Jeno Marz, Sci-Fi Author
Book Review: Between the Shadow and the Flame by Geoffrey Hodge
The best way to describe this courageous epic of a novel is philosophical sci-fi with a touch of fantasy. It’s an ingenious blend of different genres and the end product is a thoroughly absorbing work of fiction. Amateur philosopher Sophia Xiao is caught up in the horrific consequences of an epidemic of disease and nuclear… Continue reading Book Review: Between the Shadow and the Flame by Geoffrey Hodge