Science Fiction

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Cell by Stephen King Book Review

King’s quasi-zombie thriller Cell is coming soon to a theater near you. Featuring Samuel L. Jackson and John Cusack, the same dream team from King’s 1408, survivors left from a cell phone pulse try to understand the nature of the deadly ‘phoners’ who have turned murderous. I just finished the book only to learn of the…

Station Eleven Book Review
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Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel Book Review

Science fiction or literary fiction? Station Eleven might be classified as science fiction but it’s really and truly a literary tale canvassing generations of people before and after an apocalyptic event. Beautifully written with evocative prose and character builds, this is a book you really shouldn’t miss. It was nominated for several awards and won the…

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Dust (Silo #3) by Hugh Howey Book Review

Dust wraps up the Silo omnibus trilogy by Hugh Howey, an incredible post-apocalyptic tale in which the ‘making of’ is a remarkable story in itself. The first book in the series, Wool, was originally self-published as a set of five short stories. When Howey self-published the first short story in the Wool Omnibus, it went viral almost immediately. The series…

Outlaw River Wilde Book Review
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The Outlaw River Wilde by Mike Walters Book Review

The first in a new series, The Outlaw River Wilde is a hodgepodge of ancient lore, government conspiracy, and science fiction. The subtitle of the book, An Ancient Aliens Inspired Novel, might make you think of the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens show, and you would be correct with that connection. Only instead of mysteries surrounding pyramids and…

Ancillary Justice Book Review
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Ancillary Justice by Anne Leckie Book Review

Ancillary Justice is one of those high science-fiction reads that screams: how can you NOT read me? It won the Nebula in 2013, the Hugo in 2014, and a Locus award in 2014 (complete trifecta) – and the list of awards and nominations goes on and on. That’s quite the impressive feat for a first-time novelist….

Home World Book Review
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Home World by Bonnie Milani Book Review

Discovering a new indie author with incredible, mind-blowing talent doesn’t happen every day, but when it happens – the seasoned reader wants to whoop with joy and shout it out to the world.  I have that lovin’ feeling right now. Indie Author Bonnie Milani has put it all out on the line with her debut novel Home…

Shift Book Review
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Shift (Silo #2) by Hugh Howey Book Review

The Silo series by Hugh Howey is a collection of novellas which were initially self-published.  Mr. Howey is one of the great self-published success stories.  After gaining popularity quickly, he combined the first five novellas into one massive tome:  Wool Omnibus.  And when Wool fever hit (and it hit hard), the distribution rights to Mr….

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