Some people are inspired to write when their heart gets broken. But in the following email interview with writer Karen Osborne about her sci-fi space opera novel Architects Of Memory (paperback, Kindle, audiobook) — the ...CONTINUE
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As the current Chair of the British Science Fiction Association, you’d expect science fiction writer Allen Stroud to cite his fellow Brits when listing his influences. But in the following email interview about his sci-fi space opera novel Fearless ...CONTINUE
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Usually when a science fiction story revolves around blood it’s because there’s cloning or some terrible disease or space vampires. But in Chris Panatier’s medical sci-fi story The Phlebotomist (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), blood has become ...CONTINUE
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Having already given us a scary sci-fi story in her novel The Luminous Dead, writer Caitlin Starling is going in an absolutely, completely different direction with her scary Gothic tragedy novella Yellow Jessamine (paperback, Kindle, ...CONTINUE
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It’s either a really good time to be a fan of writer Larry Correia…or a really bad one. Not only has he just released Destroyer Of Worlds (hardcover, Kindle), the latest book in his Saga Of ...CONTINUE
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There’s no denying that movies (and TV shows, and books…) can be a big influence on how we view people who are different from us. It’s why Jared, the robot dentist in writer Simon Stephenson’s new comedic and speculative ...CONTINUE
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We live in a time when not being truthful can be really harmful. Which makes Chelsea Sedoti’s new novel It Came From The Sky (hardcover, Kindle, audiobook) — in which two guys fake an alien ...CONTINUE
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While zombies are all over the place these days, their stories are often hijacked by those pesky humans who won’t stand still long enough to be eaten. But that’s not the case with Alice James’ Grave Secrets (paperback ...CONTINUE
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In her post-apocalyptic viral outbreak sci-fi series Road To Nowhere, author Meg Elison wrote about something we all hope never happens. It’s a similar approach she’s taken for her but decidedly un-sci-fi novel Find Layla (paperback, ...CONTINUE
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