As fans of the Terminator movies can tell you, keeping track of things in a time travel story can sometimes be tricky. Consider, for a moment, Rysa Walker’s new novel, Now, Then, And Everywhen (paperback, Kindle), ...CONTINUE
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Last year, Dan Moren kicked off his Galactic Cold War series of spy-fi novels with The Bayern Agenda. With the second installment, The Aleph Extraction (paperback, Kindle), newly available, I spoke with him via email ...CONTINUE
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While some writers have day jobs to make ends meet, others have day jobs that meet with their writing. And no, not for coffee and small talk. Take science fiction writer W. Michael Gear, who — in the following ...CONTINUE
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Last year, Jason M. Hough’s military sci-fi novel Gears Of War: Ascendance filled in the gap between the end of the 2016 video game Gears Of War 4 and its 2019 sequel, Gears 5. Now, with Gears Of ...CONTINUE
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As unique as her novel Asperfell may be, writer Jamie Thomas is well aware that she’s not the first person to write a Gothic fantasy story. Though she may be the first in a while to do so in ...CONTINUE
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At any other time, Rebecca Jessen calling her new poetry collection Ask Me About The Future (paperback, ebook) would have very different connotations. So it’s important, as you read the following email interview with her about ...CONTINUE
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In light of the terrible things people have done to other people lately, at our most vulnerable time, it’s easy to understand Thanos’ and Ra’s Al Ghul’s genocidal tendencies. But there’s good in us humans, too; something worth saving. ...CONTINUE
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It’s become cliché for gamers to make jokes about how their parents told them they were wasting their lives playing those damn video games while standing next to the sports car they just bought with the money they made ...CONTINUE
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Along with decimating the movie industry, and the avocado toast industry, it turns out that destroying Los Angeles would also cause an uptick in the world’s ghost population. Which is a real problem for necromancer Eric Carter, the “hero” ...CONTINUE
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