Review: Thinking of the Future by Katharina Holst
Expansive, enrapturing, and wildly inventive, Thinking of the Future by Katharina Holst is a masterful work of sci-fi/fantasy, which presents three interconnected realms, divided ...
Review: The Movement You Need by Thomas Drago
A theatrical but grounded story of midlife love, loss, and our long journey of purpose, The Movement You Need by Thomas Drago is raw ...
Review: Legacy of the Bluffs by Loretta Marion
A meddling nanny, beachside murder, and another Mitchell family mystery make Legacy of the Bluffs by Loretta Marion a rollercoaster installment in the Haunted ...
Review: Bold Dark Worlds by JM Erickson
A sprawling sci-fi saga challenging our present reality with a stark vision of the future, Bold Dark Worlds by JM Erickson is an incisive ...
Review: The Tale Of The Boy Who Could Stop Time by Lance Lee
A contemporary fable about the silent burdens we bear, our desire to be known, and the powers we each possess, The Tale Of The ...
Review: Menticulous by James Te Ronde
Unsettling, imaginative, and laced with dystopian warnings, Menticulous by James Te Ronde is a surreal dive into the dark side of technology and a ...
