A Salvaging of Ghosts (The Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of the Year: Volume 11) by Aliette de Bodard
Publisher: Solaris
Publication Date: April 18, 2017
Edition: ebook
Genre: Science-Fiction , Short-Story
Rating: 3/5
A Xuya story.
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Mika Model (The Best Science Fiction & Fantasy of the Year: Volume 11) by Paolo Bacigalupi
Publisher: Solaris
Publication Date: April 18, 2017
Edition: ebook
Genre: Science-Fiction , Short-Story
Rating: 3.5/5
What is defines “real”?
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A Tale of Ash in Seven Birds (The Djinn Falls in Love and Other Stories) by Amal El-Mohtar
Publisher: Solaris
Publication Date: March 9, 2017
Edition: ebook
Genre: Fantasy , Short-Story
Rating: 3/5
Rise as a phoenix
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Everybody is out here announcing their “best of 2016” lists – and I still haven’t finished tell everyone what I loved from 2015!!!
I got lazy earlier this year, and the started school, and here we are now, almost a full 12 months post 2015 X… Oops! XD
Today, I am happy to announce my…
My Rating: 4/5
Why You Should It: You ever read a book, where the ending leaving stunned, mouth hanging open… and then you suddenly burst out laughing as tears roll down your face? Fish Night has that kind of ending XD
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The Black Dagger (Magic Unveiled: An Anthology) by Alesha Escobar
Publisher: Smashwords Edition
Publication Date: October 13, 2015
Edition: ebook,
Genre: Fantasy, Short-Story
Rating: 3.5/5
I love a good murder mystery; I also love Greek mythology.
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L. Andrew Cooper: Thanks for having me here! My partner and I recently finished playing the Assassin’s Creed game where you kill your way through the French Revolution. I love being able to run around through combinations of gorgeous and savage imagery, like the game’s hi-def rendering of bright Paris streets lined with guillotined heads. I revel in peculiar details and enjoy sorting through convoluted conspiracies. My genre is horror, so my conspiracies are darker, and guillotines seem mercifully quick by comparison. I’m a bit of an egghead and am prone to let characters wax philosophical, but eggheads roll and splatter, too.
LAC: The peritoneum is a membrane that covers our intestines and other viscera. I think of it kind of like a bag for our guts, but as a character in one of Peritoneum’s stories observes, it doesn’t really work that way when you cut a person open. Anyway, Peritoneum is a collection of interrelated short horror stories, and the conceit is that a membrane of ideas connects all the stories to each other. Often stories share characters, but sometimes they share images, events, or phrases. The horror differs from story to story, but it is always visceral. Continue reading
Augusta Prime by Karin Tidbeck
Section: Mazes and Traps
Genre: Science Fiction
Rating: 2.5/5 Rating
What is “time”?
Palindromic by Peter Crowther
Section: Mazes and Traps
Genre: Science Fiction
Rating: 4/5 Rating
Try to wrap your brain around this one
The Lost Pilgrim by Gene Wolf
Section: Mazes and Traps
Genre: Science Fiction
Rating: 3/5 Rating
That was strange…
Fish Night by Joe Lansdale
Section: Mazes and Traps
Genre: Science Fiction
Rating: 4/5 Rating
Ghost fishes
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