Omnivore by Piers Anthony (book review).
In my endeavor to stay current, I recently picked up Piers Anthony’s 1968 novel, ‘Omnivore.’ This purchase was driven more
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Red Team Blues by Cory Doctorow (book review).
‘Red Team Blues’ by Cory Doctorow is a standalone near-future science fiction techno-thriller. Martin Hench, a 67-year-old freelance forensic accountant,
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The Chinese Time Machine by Ian Watson (book review)
The new short story collection from Ian Watson is titled ‘The Chinese Time Machine’ and 160 of its 260 pages
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Witchy Eye (The Witchy War series book 1) by D.J. Butler (book review).
Sarah Calhoun has lived with her disfigured eye for all of her fifteen years. She knows what it looks like:
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The Reincarnationist Papers by D. Eric Maikranz (book review).
Having recently watched the ‘Infinite’ film on TV, I decided to explore its source material, ‘The Reincarnationist Papers’ by D.
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Guweiz: The Art Of Gu Zheng Wei (artbook review).
Gu Zheng Wei, also known as Guweiz, is a Singapore-born artist who likely chose his alternative name to stand out
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The Avengers And Me by Patrick Macnee with Dave Rogers (book review).
Surprisingly, actor Patrick Macnee questions the need for a book about his work on ‘The Avengers’ in the introduction, given
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Acorna’s Children: First Warning (book 8 of the Acorna series) by Anne McCaffrey and Elizabeth Ann Scarborough (book review).
‘Acorna’s Children: First Warning’ is the eighth book in the long-running ‘Acorna’ sequence. The series started with the eponymous novel
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Stork Naked (The Xanth Chronicles book 30) by Piers Anthony (book review).
“Stork Naked” is the 30th novel in Piers Anthony’s long-running “Xanth Chronicles” series, which has so far reached 46 books
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Worlds Apart: Narratology Of Science Fiction by Carl D. Malmgren (book review).
A few years ago, I amassed a collection of science fiction books and promised myself I would read at least
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