Lies In Shadow by P.S.Winn
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Wolfie Star-Runner Plays with Hellfire by Danielle Freeman
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The Slapstyx by Annabelle Franklin
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Amethyst Chronicles: Winter’s Kiss by KG Stutts
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Kaleidoscope by Chariss K. Walker
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Visitations by P.S.Winn
<blockquote>The line between us and the next world is thin, sometimes it is so close you feel like you can reach out and touch it. These ten stories look into the phenomenon of the supernatural. Whether you call them spirits, ghosts or angels you can find them inside the covers of this fascinating read that […]
Valguard: Knight of Coins by David N. Humphrey
A woman kidnapped by bandits. A mercenary sent alone to rescue her. Time is running out, the odds are against him and he must play a dangerous game to survive… High up in the fells, a mercenary called Valguard pits himself against a band of vicious thieves and seemingly impossible odds on a daring night-time […]
Rogue Hunter: Dark Space by Kevis Hendrickson
TRAPPED AND HUNTED! Shortly after her trial on New Venus, Zyra Zanr is captured by a team of rival bounty hunters and brought aboard their ship, the Lilith. They intend to take her to the planet Sojo, home of a powerful crime boss who nurses a grievance against her. Zyra fears for her life, knowing […]
Crescent City by Chariss K. Walker
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Nick Slick, Private Dick: A Twisted Tale of Smokin’ Hot Zombie Noir Gone Mad… by Jameson Tucker
What do you do when walking-dead prostitutes are taking over the streets of the city? If you’re Nick Slick, you pop a used breath mint in your mouth and spring into some kind of action. It all starts out innocently enough: After a seemingly lost night on the seedy side of town, our libidinous hero […]
Blogging A-Z: L is for… Life
Life Or more specifically, Life on other planets. I do not, for one moment, believe we are ‘alone’ in this universe. Life came into being on our own planet, albeit with a specific set of criteria, but just because we haven’t found proof of other lifeforms, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist… somewhere. Alien Life […]
Posie Pixie & The Snow Storm by Sarah Hill
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Blogging A-Z: K is for… Keep
Keep And yes, this really is the best I can do for K. I’ve spent ages trying to come up with a theme, and besides talking about Klingons or Kyptonite, I didn’t see what else I could talk about. So, a keep, according to The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction is the scifi equivalent of a […]
Immortality Gene by John and Shelia Chapman
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ARIA: Left Luggage by Geoff Nelder
ARIA: Alien Retrograde Infectious Amnesia Today, Jack caught a bug at work. He catches a bus home. By the time he disembarks in the desert town of Rosamond, all the other passengers and the driver have fuzzy heads. Jack had caught an amnesia bug, and it’s infectious. Imagine the ramifications: The passengers arrive home, infecting […]
Righteous Release by Richard Gardner
David Chambers was born into a strictly religious family. As members of the Eternal Fellowship, they have chosen to reject the ways of the world and have separated themselves from the rest of humanity. As his arranged marriage to another follower – a woman he has come to dislike – looms ever closer, David decides […]
Blogging A-Z: J is for… Jupiter
Jupiter Which is another non-theme, but trying to find a theme for J proved quite impossible (though the odds are I’ll think of something after hitting the publish button… Anyhow… Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system with a mass two and half times that of all the other planets combined (according to […]
Blogging A-Z: I is for… Invasion
Invasion An invasion of our home planet is another regular theme in science fiction – Independence day, War of the Worlds and the Day the Earth still to name but a few. As with the other themes mentioned through the A-Z blogging challenge, different writers have different ideas of what an invasion might entail, although […]
Zephyr The West Wind Illustration Book
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Blogging A-Z: H is for… Hyperspace
Hyperspace While this isn’t theoretically a theme, it does play an important role in some science fiction books, especially those with established planets, colonies, and spaceships. Characters need a way to get from planet A to planet B and transverse thousands, if not millions of miles, quickly. Hyperspace is the process whereby a ship takes […]
Dicsovery by Jan Domagala
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Blogging A-Z: G is for… Global Warming
Global warming Another popular theme in science fiction. I have read numerous books and watched countless films with Global Warming at the fore, be it snow, rain, ice, wind, tornados, tsunamis, or an all out end of the world as we know it… they all arise from this theme. I’ve learned about the effect of […]
The Legend of Witch Bane by Kevis Hendrickson
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Equivocal Destines by Raymond Clarke
The first page of this book made me laugh, in just one paragraph and a sentence, Taal’s character jumped off the page. Sixteen years old and employed to tend a field full of crops, he’s doing what anyone would do in a dreary, dead-end job – he’s daydreaming. What made me laugh, however, was the […]
Spacetug Copenhagen (Steps to Space #1)
My thoughts: Another book quite unlike anything I’ve read before. Spacetug Copenhagen, in my opinion, is a better starting point if you intend to read Richard Penn’s series’ of hard science fiction books. Spacetug Copenhagen has a great premise, is an addictive read and is a gentle introduction into how real science and engineering can […]
Blogging A-Z: F is for… Futurology
Futurology Now this is a very popular theme in science fiction. We all have our own perception of how the future might look, whether it’s ten years, fifty, a hundred or a millennium: Flying cars, elite cities, devastated cities, super-advanced technology, back to a stone age lifestyle… the details regarding what our future might look like […]
Blogging A-Z: E is for… End of Time
End of Time I was watching one of Morgan Freeman’s Through the Wormhole episodes the other day, and the subject of the documentary was time, or to be more specific, if ‘time’ existed. It discussed a series of concepts, including the theory of relativity, an experiment which manipulated light, slowing it down by a nano-second […]
The Rebirth and Awakening of Wolfie Star-Runner
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Blogging A-Z: D is for… Dystopia
Dystopia Dystopia is yet another theme of science fiction that intrigues me (and if you’ve been following along with the posts so far, you may have guessed – and quite rightly guessed – that there aren’t many themes I don’t like). According to the Oxford dictionary, a dystopia is ‘An imagined place or state in […]
Blogging A-Z: C is for…Colonisation
Colonisation There’s something about colonisation that fascinates me. I’m not sure what is exactly, but I just cannot get enough of it. I love seeing different writers perspective on what it means to survive within the confines of a colony, and I’m not all that fussed about the location either, be it underground, on land […]