Cryptofauna by Patrick Canning

In a book I can best describe as an urban fantasy-humor-reality game show, a man named Jim is taken away from his root beer-to-induce-suicide night... to play a game of few rules but many risks. Tested and trained, he's mostly informed by other fringe players of the game, because his mentor Oz is not really... Continue Reading →

War Girls by Tochi Onyebuchi

Earth in the 22nd century is a place of environmental disaster... a place of stagnant radiation and  fighting over the last remnants of healthy land. Nigeria's civil war has been raging on for years and years. Caught on opposite sides are two young women, Onnyii and Ify... On the rebel Biafran side, Onnyii is a... Continue Reading →

The Free Citizen by TJ Sedgwick

A high-octane scifi run-and-gun filled with alien parasites, cloaked ships, and all means of smoking guns. Set in the 2082, Captain Calvin Rae is the best soldier in the totalitarian American Union, a nationalist regime that has taken over the bulk of the US and Mexico. Released from his emotions by the chip embedded into... Continue Reading →

Half Way Home by Hugh Howey

In my mind I will always go back to Wool as being the book that brought me back to my science fiction roots. I had gotten away from science fiction and fantasy for a time as I pursued my career and basically got my act together... but everyone was talking about this book... taking place... Continue Reading →

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