What is on my kindle this week: Engineering Infinity ed. by Jonathan Strahan
“Hard Science Fiction” is sort of like porn, you know it when you see it. I would argue, over a number adult beverages in a...
By the power vested in me by Her Majesty’s Government, I hereby take you in charge for the crimes of Murder, Arson, Treason, Terrorism, Banditry,...
Picked up two short novels from TOR, Stone Mad by Elizabeth Bear and Killing Gravity by Corey J. White. Stone Mad is the sequel to...
There is a dead raccoon out on Route 16, just past the intersection with Highway 2, and there is a dead squirrel at the end...
In this culture, like other developed cultures, technology is seen as an unadulterated good,” he said. “The presumption is that the technology will improve one’s...
Inspiration comes from anywhere, and this book popped up on my radar from a few sources. A look at the post-digital analog revolution that is...
(been a while, but I am still going to try to update on a regular basis) I have tried various science fiction and/or fantasy magazines,...
Some songs are timeless, some just keeping hitting the zeitgeist with alarming accuracy.
So far, and I have just started it I will say, this book is like a strange mash-up of James Bond and the Invasion of...
After how much I enjoyed the Expanse series I was looking for something else that did space opera well, and after a few recommendations of...
What a great, strange book. Imagine if Neil Gaiman wrote a suspense thriller, and then you amp the crazy up to 11. That might be close...
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