Reality is more fragile than we might realize and, when one is out of step […]
Of Monsters and Mainframes, by Barbara Truelove
Sometimes I pick up a book that I can instantly tell was written by someone […]
Villain, by Natalie Zina Walschots
Unlike other sequels, the ones that see our heroes march off into their next adventure, […]
The Iron Garden Sutra, by A.D. Sui
I don’t know if irony covers this situation, but it seems like it should. Shortly […]
The Language of Liars, by S.L. Huang
S.L. Huang’s new novella, The Language of Liars, is very different from her previous book, […]
The Evidence, by Christopher Priest
Christopher Priest returns to the Dream Archipelago in The Evidence. The Dream Archipelago is a […]
The Stardust Grail, by Yume Kitasei
Humanity has made the leap to interstellar travel in Yume Kitasei’s The Stardust Grail, but […]
The Circumference of the World, by Lavie Tidhar
For some people, faith alone is not enough. They have to know. Lavie Tidhar’s deeply […]
The Dagger in Vichy, by Alastair Reynolds
A traveling troupe of players and their fading star of a playwright make their way […]
Lucky Day, by Chuck Tingle
Trigger warning for ludicrously graphic violence. Chuck Tingle’s Lucky Day opens on what should have […]
