The Pirates of Pacta Servanda (The Pillars of Reality #4) by Jack Campbell
The world feels oddly strained, like a line pulled too taunt and apt to snap, smashing everything in its path." Master Mechanic Mari and Mage... Read more →
The Lyre Thief by Jennifer Fallon : Review
Her Serene Highness, Rakaia, Princess of Fardohnya, is off to Hythria, where her eldest sister is now the High Princess, to find herself a husband,... Read more →
The Postmistress by Sarah Blake: A Review
At the approach of WWII, President Franklin D. Roosevelt promises America they will not go to war and that it is up to the Europeans to figure things... Read more →
Interview with Robert J. Sawyer
A few weeks back I sat down with award-winning author Robert J. Sawyer, author of Flash Foward, Calculating God, and Quantum Night,... Read more →
Alcatraz VS The Evil Librarians: The Scrivener’s Bones (Alcatraz #2) by Brandon Sanderson : Review
In this second Alcatraz adventure, Alcatraz finds himself on a mission to meet Grandpa Smedry when he gets swept up by a flying glass dragon filled... Read more →
Alcatraz VS The Evil Librarians by Brandon Sanderson : Review
A hero with an incredible talent...for breaking things. A life-or-death mission...to rescue a bag of sand. A fearsome threat from a powerful secret... Read more →
Guest Post: On Writing, by Ritter Ames
Growing up, I loved old Cary Grant movies. Still do. I’ve seen them all–many, many times. My all-time favorite is “His Girl Friday” because... Read more →
Blog Tour: Counterfeit Conspiracies, by Ritter Ames
Title: Counterfeit Conspiracies Author: Ritter Ames Genre: Mystery / Suspense Laurel Beacham may have been born with a silver spoon... Read more →
Revisionary by Jim C. Hines : Review
When Isaac Vainio helped to reveal magic to the world, he dreamed of a new millennium of magical prosperity. One year later, things aren’t going... Read more →
The Power of “Cli-FI”: Best Environmental Dystopias
While not a new issue, climate change and its effects on our world have become hot topics of discussion and debate in recent years. It’s been a... Read more →
Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson : Review
With The Alloy of Law and Shadows of Self, Brandon Sanderson surprised readers with a New York Times bestselling spinoff of his Mistborn books, set... Read more →
The House of Velvet and Glass by Katherine Howe: A Review
After seeing the 1997 movie Titanic, I have always had a fascination with the sinking of this gigantic steel ship and the people it affected. I will... Read more →
Overpopulation, Energy Crisis, and Climate Change: A Make Room! Make Room! Review
"Soylent Green is people!" is one of those statements so ingrained into the public consciousness that it doesn't count as a spoiler these days. But... Read more →
Interview with Megan O’Keefe
This is another of my WorldCon interviews. This time, I'm speaking with Megan O'Keefe, who I promise is not involved in Fight Club at all. Her début... Read more →
Only the Stones Survive by Morgan Llywelyn : Review
For centuries the Túatha Dé Danann lived in peace on an island where time flowed more slowly and the seasons were gentle--until that peace was... Read more →
Review: Take Back the Skies, by Lucy Saxon
Desperate to escape an arranged marriage and the life her high-ranking government-official father has planned for her, Catherine Hunter does the... Read more →
