Clarkesworld Magazine, Issue 225 – A Journey Through the Stars and Shadows As I settled down with Clarkesworld Magazine, Issue 225, I couldn’t help but anticipate the kind of imaginative tales that frequently take me on journeys beyond the ordinary. This June 2025 issue, featuring a stellar lineup of authors, perfectly captured that thrill, wrapping …
A Journey into the Lunar Underbelly: Review of Moon Detective: The Jacques Dubois Mysteries As someone who often finds solace in cozy mysteries, the premise of Moon Detective: The Jacques Dubois Mysteries by William M. Grimes instantly piqued my interest. Imagine a future where humanity has not only ventured into space but has begun to …
Boots Down: A Military Science Fiction Adventure (Tall Boys Book 1) – A Review As someone who thrives on thrilling escapades and rich storytelling, Boots Down by Scott Moon instantly piqued my interest. The gripping premise of mechanized combat rigs, space marines, and untold secrets had me hooked from the get-go. I found myself diving …
A Dive into Time: Reviewing Doctor Who: Fear Death by Water As an avid fan of Doctor Who, my excitement peaked when I picked up Fear Death by Water by Emily Cook. The concept of a Doctor-only story set against the backdrop of a revered historical figure was intriguing, especially following Season 2’s heated finale. …
Exploring Humanity in Joe Haldeman’s Forever Peace When I first picked up Joe Haldeman’s Forever Peace, I was drawn in by the reputation of an author whose work Stephen King deemed essential. I wondered how a sci-fi narrative set in 2043 could capture the raw complexity of human emotions in the midst of war. Little …
Exploring the Void: A Dive into Occupant by Zach James As a lifelong fan of both sci-fi and horror, I was immediately drawn to Occupant, the debut novel from Zach James. The premise of humanity expanding into the far reaches of space, only to encounter unspeakable terrors, promised a thrilling ride that I just couldn’t …