Book Review: Last Day on Mars (Chronicle of the Dark Star, 1) From the moment I stumbled across Last Day on Mars by Kevin Emerson, I was drawn in by a promise of adventure amidst the cosmos. I mean, who wouldn’t want to explore a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction, trying …
Review of Seveneves: A Novel by Neal Stephenson From the moment I delved into Seveneves, I found myself pondering one of humanity’s most perennial questions: what if it all suddenly came to an end? Neal Stephenson, a master of speculative fiction, has captivated readers with his keen insights and dazzling narrative style, and this novel …
Review of Ghosts and Monsters: A Dystopian Cyberpunk SFF Mystery (Tidelands Book 1) When I first stumbled upon Gareth Southwell’s Ghosts and Monsters, its title, dripping with intrigue, immediately drew me in. A blend of dystopian cyberpunk and Lovecraftian horror? Count me in! I have an insatiable curiosity for worlds that twist the familiar into …
Reflecting on a Dystopian Classic: A Personal Journey Through 1984: 75th Anniversary When I picked up the 75th Anniversary Edition of George Orwell’s 1984, it felt like dusting off an old photograph, each page laced with memories from my youth. I first encountered this chilling narrative in high school, where it left an indelible mark, …
A Journey Through the Digital Shadows: My Thoughts on Neural Run As a long-time fan of the cyberpunk genre, I was instantly drawn to Neural Run by Michael Mrowiec. Just the mention of a neon-lit Neo-Toronto, where memories serve as currency, had my imagination racing. This short story promises not just high-tech heists but also …
Exploring the Depths of Grief and Identity in UnWorld by Greene Sometimes, a book finds you when you need it most, striking a chord that resonates deeply with your own experiences and thoughts. UnWorld by Greene captured my attention not only for its intriguing premise but also for its profound exploration of grief in a …