So this is some sort of mix between horror and paranormal and sci-fi. It’s all over the place but in a beautiful way. The basic, boiled down plot is about […]
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Review of Slab City Blues: The Collected Stories by Anthony Ryan
This book reminded me how much I enjoy Ryan’s writing. He can pull out emotions with just a few words. The basic plot follows Alex McLeod—Demon in the Police Department, […]
Review of City of Burning Shadows by Barbara J. Webb
They used to call Miroc the city where even the gods wouldn’t walk alone after dark. Now the gods are gone, I don’t know what they toss around to scare […]
Review of The Soldier’s Sympathy by Chris Guillory
Oh, Sci-Fi, why do you tease me so? It drives me crazy to want to like something only to come up feeling indifferent to it each time. Sci-Fi and I […]
Review of Blue Dawn by Timothy C. Ward
Okay, so my issues with this book directly relates to my weak connection with sci-fi. For some reason, my puny brain just can’t get a solid picture so it makes […]
Review of Red Sands by Timothy Ward
I picked up this short story because I had read Cornhusker by the same author and enjoyed it immensely. I’d peg Cornhusker more in the horror genre while Scavenger falls […]
