In the fight to remain ashore as the waves of history wash things away, Theodore Sturgeon is clinging to the sands by a finger or two. Appr...

This being the review for the fourth book in a space opera series, I think I can skip the preamble and get right to the heart of matters: do...

If I tell you the theme of the game is Filipino fruit boats being poled to port, you’d probably hesitate then ask “ What else you got? ” Bu...

While George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Margaret Atwood's dystopian visions possess oodles of (dark) soul and story, I'd argue the p...

I am one of many readers with praise for the entertainment qualities of Ed McDonald's Raven's Mark trilogy. While the third volume ...

In case you haven't noticed, this blog has a penchant for Fantasy Flight Games. I am one of thousands of thousands of people drawn to th...

If I were to assign the task of writing a story in tribute to Stanislaw Lem’s The Cyberiad to any contemporary sf writer, there is a very s...

The political climate being what it is in 2022, there is extreme debate over the environment. Have humans caused global warming, is it part...

We've done it, reached the fifth and final book in the Demon Prince series, The Book of Dreams (1981). The series has taken us from se...

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