Circus Planetaria is a sweeping new novel from Robert Tyler, a disturbingly relatable tale of a dystopian future on Earth where information is the most important resource. Playing on themes of personal alienation, societal mistrust, governmental corruption, and the secrets we [...]
Power struggles abound in the city of Windhold, the entrancing setting for Stephen Ethier's new science fiction and fantasy novel, The Void Revealed. Centuries have passed since the last winds of Fury blew through the basin, scorching and burning all that [...]
As the world waits for the verdict on Harvey Weinstein, an incident flicked by so quickly on Friday you may have missed it. That Juror 11, tasked with finding Weinstein guilty of rape or predatory sexual assault at the Manhattan court, [...]
The multi-author Paradisi Chronicles kicks off in celestial style with Casindra Lost by Marti Ward, in which Commander Jerome Sideris of the SS Casindra embarks on a solo mission across the stars – a lab rat on the first manned mission [...]
Don’t let the title fool you: this isn’t non-fiction, you won’t find any get rich quick schemes here. But it does speak to how Bernhart’s lead character, the regally-named Maxwell Smythe Brown IV, doesn’t take much of anything very seriously. A [...]
The mythology and mystery of ancient Britannia are brought vividly to life in Land of Kings, the second installment of Virginia Weldon's Britannia Chronicles. A decade after Regan, Valerius, Cara, and Alana's lives first collide, peace feels like a distant dream [...]
The Way of the Dog: The Memoirs of Eros, the Metaphysical Dog by Eva A. MacDonnell is a refreshing story about Eros, a puppy new to this world and his experiences, told from his unique perspective. A surprisingly insightful read, MacDonnell's [...]
The very first question a writer should ask themselves is, "Does this book need to exist?" When a book is this hyped, it is going to fall a long way if it doesn't meet the expectations of millions of readers. Dubbed [...]
Dabbling in mysticism, quasi-fiction, conspiracy theories, shadowy geopolitics and a healthy dose of mystery, After Olympus by author Santiago Xaman spans a broad and bizarre gamut of genres, making this an undeniably unique read in an age of carbon-copy thrillers. The [...]
Running from your present and confronting your past speak to the heart in Simon’s Mansion, a moving work of LGBT literary fiction by William Poe. Not long out of rehab, Simon Powell returns to his hometown of Sibley, Arkansas, eager to [...]