Science Fiction
The latest indie science fiction reviews from SPR – including military sci-fi, space opera, speculative fiction, time travel, visionary fiction, and more.
Review: Pandemonium by Bill Harvey
In a world where psychic agents have entered the battlefields of covert intelligence and geopolitics, Pandemonium is an apt ...
Review: Earworms by Zack Duncan
Blending character-driven drama and hometown heartache with a psychological crime thriller, Earworms by Zack Duncan is an addictive spiral ...
Review: Temberlain’s Ashes (Age of Axion Book 2) by D.M. Wozniak
A bold and breathtaking piece of sci-fi imagination, Temberlain's Ashes by D.M. Wozniak is a fantastic second installment of ...
Review: The Noble Exiles (Ocean Black Book 1) by E.J. Wedge
Author E.J. Wedge plunges readers into the dark and unknown ocean of the future with his first novel, The ...
Review: The Defense of the Commonwealth by John J. Spearman
Diving back in time and space within a realm he knows so well, author John J. Spearman launches a ...
Review: Earth: The Next Trillion Years by Marcy Mekleerer
A philosophical and narrative exploration of everything from computer science and genetic mutation to sentience and morality, Earth: The ...
Review: Brian, Created Intelligence by AJ Pagan IV
Asking hard questions about consciousness and playing out the dangers of synthetic life, Brian, Created Intelligence by AJ Pagan ...
Review: The Relatives by Billy White
Centuries-long family drama, lost colonies, and the ultimate Oedipal complex with Earth combine to make The Relatives by Billy ...
