Tag: science fiction book reviews
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Early within the 28th century, an extraterrestrial crash in small city North Carolina marks the start of a worldwide takeover in Alla Argentum – Part 1: Invasion by Luis Zuniga, […]
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A frenzied plunge right into a regressive and wildly bizarre future, Time and House by Shireen Jeejeebhoy defies style expectations and the legal guidelines of physics with gleeful abandon. When […]
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Sardonically echoing Jurassic Park, Alien, and different basic tales of predatory monsters, Oh F*ck! Dinosaurs! by Dave Bruno is an amusing escape that additionally doubles as a personality research of […]
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A psychological drama with an ominous edge, Invariant by A.G. Sullivan is a cleverly penned plunge into the chances of foresight and destiny. Six years after being summoned to a […]
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A sardonic combination of science fiction and snarky suburban drama, Extraterrestrial Noir by Wealthy Leder is a hilariously unique style mashup. Maggie Devine is drowning within the suffocation of suburban […]