science fiction
Exclusive Interview: Litany Of Dreams Author Ari Marmell
Ari Marmell’s cosmic horror / noir mystery Litany Of Dreams (paperback, Kindle) is not the first novel based on a board game. Heck, it’s not even the first based on Fantasy Flight’s H.P. Lovecraft-inspired board game Arkham ...CONTINUE
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Exclusive Interview: Reconstruction Author Alaya Dawn Johnson
While some short story writers find a genre or subgenre they like and stick to it, sci-fi and speculative fiction author Alaya Dawn Johnson has, by her own admission, “…played a lot with genre over the years.” Though that’s ...CONTINUE
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Exclusive Interview: Unity Author Elly Bangs
Can we ever truly know someone? Truly? Or will it have to wait until we all meld our consciousnesses into a single hive mind? To hear writer Elly Bangs talk about it — as she did in the following ...CONTINUE
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Exclusive Interview: Rich Man’s Sky Author Wil McCarthy
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos recently announced that he would stepping down as the company’s CEO to dedicate more time to his aerospace company Blue Origin. And he’s not the only rich guy who wants to be Captain Kirk. But ...CONTINUE
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Star Wars: Republic Commando (2021 Remake) Review
As the recent Resident Evil remakes have shown so clearly, bringing an old game to new systems really only works when you update them as well. One has only to play the excellent revamps of Resident Evil 2 or ...CONTINUE
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Exclusive Interview: Local Star Author Aimee Ogden
While the writers of fortune cookie fortunes may disagree, everything is better when you add the phrase “in space” at the end. So says writer Aimee Ogden in the following email interview about her polyamorous space opera novella, Local ...CONTINUE
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Outriders Review
It used to be that developers would make games you could play solo or co-op. But lately what we get are always online co-op-centric games that can be played solo…I guess…but we’re not going to make it easy…or let ...CONTINUE
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Exclusive Interview: Bug Author Giacomo Sartori
There’s been plenty of stories in which artificial life helps humanity, and plenty in which it hurts us. But in his offbeat sci-fi novel Bug (paperback, Kindle), writer Giacomo Sartori presents an A.I. that’s not very ...CONTINUE
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