Review: The Colors of Space by Marion Zimmer Bradley

Hiya, Happy Readers! This is going to be a quick review. I actually finished ‘listening’ to a good book (free … More

Review: A Star-Wheeled Sky by Brad Torgersen

Characters that are well developed, a history of the universe to the depth of lore, space combat that makes sense, and aliens that are barely fathomable… all of this makes for a terrific read that demands a sequel.

Review: Seveneves by Neal Stephenson

This book is an Epic Adventure both in length and scope of story.

Book Review Double: Three Fantastic Surprises & Three Tales of the USAians by Sarah A. Hoyt

I admit that I cleaned the digital dust off these two collections because I was looking for something quick to read & review. Luckily for me, they are actually quite good.

Book Review: The Human Side by Robert E. Hampson

Greetings, Happy Readers! OK, I’m a day late on this blog post. I wasn’t quite done with the book, and … More

New Release: Influx, Oh Flux – A Corner Scribblers Invasion Anthology

“Where did they come from? Why are they here? Did you hear that? Oh flux, they’re…!”

Book Review: Brain Wave by Poul Anderson

A thought provoking product of a different era, this novel dives deep into the psychological aspects of mankind’s tendencies.

Series Review: The Legacy of Heorot – Part 3: Starborn & Godsons

Detailed characters, creatures, action, suspense, and exceptional storytelling are all found within the pages of this book.

Series Review: The Legacy of Heorot – Part 2: The Secret of Black Ship Island & Beowulf’s Children

This series is what I consider to be Epic Science Fiction. It is some of the best Extra-Terrestrial Colony Science Fiction out there.

Series Review: The Legacy of Heorot – Part 1

This series is what I consider to be Epic Science Fiction. It is some of the best Extra-Terrestrial Colony Science Fiction out there. The world building is so detailed, and the alien creatures’ biology so intricate, that it is hard to NOT believe that they could exist.