SF/FANTASY
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AFTERGLOW – Tim Jordan
The nanotech drug Glow is everywhere. Rex remains in hiding as he’s still recovering from his addiction. Every day is a different challenge. But there are bigger problems to face – a new alliance threatens the balance of power in the world again, and a dangerous enemy from Rex’s past tracks him down. Is it Continue reading
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LOVE SUCKS – Cynthia St. Aubin
Having recently read and been enamored with Christopher Moore’s Anima Rising, I was in the mood for a little more supernatural and art combo and viola, up popped this book, Love Sucks by Cynthia St. Aubin. This was clearly going to be more humorous and more of a romance (thank you, cover artist) but that doesn’t matter to Continue reading
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THE DRAGON’S APPRENTICE – James Riley
Twelve year old Ciara discovers a book of magic spells. The very first page warns the reader to STOP, don’t read any further, and under no circumstances should anyone perform any of the spells (because spells are very dangerous, especially when you don’t know what you’re doing). But when you’re twelve year old, OF COURSE Continue reading
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THE BUFFALO HUNTER HUNTER – Stephen Graham Jones
What happens when a vampire confronts a minister in the American West of 1912? Confession. Discovered in a wall is a journal of a Lutheran pastor who detailed his encounters with a man who’d once been known as Good Stab, of the Blackfeet Nation. In great detail, the pastor recounts Good Stab’s story in his Continue reading
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OZ REIMAGINED – John Joseph Adams & Douglas Cohen, editors
This was the oldest book in my ARC queue. It took me awhile to get to reading this not because of a lack of interest but because a death of a Kindle and a change in Kindle behavior meant I had lost the book to digital atoms. It’s because I DID want to read this Continue reading
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HAZE – Katharine Kerr
Katharine Kerr is a name I recognize from my days browsing through the science fiction/fantasy bookstore shelves many years ago. For no particular reason (except possibly money was tight and I wasn’t ready to spend it on someone I wasn’t sure about) I never read any of her work. When I saw this book – Continue reading
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THE MICHAEL MOORCOCK LIBRARY: ELRIC: THE MAKING OF A SORCERER – graphic novel
GRAPHIC NOVEL WEEK Sometime about the mid-1970’s I discovered Michael Moorcock’s Elric books and became a big fan of the series. When I saw that there was a graphic novel, written by Moorcock, that told the origin of the albino, I was definitely interested. Sometimes there are books you are interested in reading and you Continue reading
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INSTALLMENT IMMORTALITY – Seanan McGuire
This is the second InCryptid novel to be from Mary Dunlavy’s point of view. Mary, for those who aren’t familiar with Seanan McGuire’s various series, is a Crossroads Ghost who has been the babysitter for generations of Price-Healy Family children. (And the Price-Healy Family is an old family that has been studying and conserving InCryptids.) Continue reading
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LEGENDARY SCARLETT & BROWNE – Jonathan Stroud
Scarlett McCain and Albert Browne have always managed to get out of as much trouble as they’ve gotten in to. But whether luck or skill (or a combination of the two) they are about to meet the trouble that even they can’t escape. While Scarlett follows up on leads to find her brother, Albert returns Continue reading
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THE GREAT TRANSITION – Nick Fuller Googins
Humanity is on the verge of losing the battle against the climate crisis and the world’s wealthiest are using the working class to focus on protecting their wealth, rather than addressing the problems. When the planet reached Point 0, a great number of working class people banded together to do everything they could to reverse Continue reading
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THE PALACE JOB – Patrick Weekes
As you might suspect from the title, this is a ‘heist’ novel in a fantasy setting. As I enjoy some of the better heist movies and I like a good fantasy, why not give it a shot? A woman, Loch, is looking to retrieve a priceless Elven manuscript that was stolen. Adding insult to injury, Continue reading
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CHLOROPHILIA – Cristina Jurado
Kirmen is different. Seriously different. Due to some cruel-though-for-good-reason experiments by a doctor, Kirmen, one of the last humans born after the apocalypse, is slowly seeing his physical form reshaped and adapted for a better life in the new world. He is becoming more plant-like. While the adaptation may make life easier in the future, Continue reading
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