Terror on board a generation: Nath Brown’s Star Trek
“A generation of ships never seems to go well. Food, energy, and water supplies are critically short and cannot be replenished. The […]
Category: Book Reviews
Unusual Pirate Tales: The Adventures of Amina Al Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty
There’s nothing like a swashbuckling story set on the high seas, and Shannon Chakraborty’s The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi is one such […]
Though she’s only sixteen, she’s fierce: Brittany Williams’ Same Metal
Brittany N. Williams’ debut novel, The Same Metal, is a book you can judge by its cover. This striking image covers all […]
Mighty Returns: Dead Nation by Max Gladstone
Max Gladstone’s Craft series began more than a decade ago with “Three Parts Dead,” a sprawling, intricate, thrilling epic fantasy about a […]
A Dragon, a Heist, and a Lot of Dangerous Secrets: LR Lam’s Dragonfall
Lam’s previous speculative novels have appeared under the name Laura Lam, most recently including the space opera two-part series Seven Devils and Seven Mercies, co-written […]
Atmosphere Masterclass: The Insatiable Volt Sisters by Rachel Eve Moulton
Rachel Eve Moulton’s second novel, The Insatiable Volt Sisters, is a chilling and sprawling novel that atmospherically delivers while making the reader […]
The Book Thief – Celebrating Humanity in Nazi Germany!
“The Book Thief” is a novel by Markus Zusak that tells the story of a young girl named Liesel Meminger who lives in Nazi Germany during World […]
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Tagged Alien invasion, Claustrophobic setting, Generation ship, Intense character relationships, Sci-fi thriller