Review by Jason Heler: The Echo Wife’ Layers Sci-Fi And Murder Mystery For A Twisty Treat Sarah Gailey knows how to build the heck out of a world. In two of their recent books — 2019’s Magic for Liars and 2000’s Upright Women Wanted — the author created a school of wizardry and a dystopian Wild West, respectively, that …
Star Wars The High Republic: Light of the Jedi Review Review By Megan Crouse In the new Star Wars novel The High Republic: Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule, a starship has broken up in hyperspace, an accident that wasn’t supposed to be able to happen. The Jedi of the High Republic era (set 200 years before The Phantom Menace), …
reviewed by Hamilton Cain Ridley Scott’s stylish and unnerving Blade Runner was about synthetic humans known as “replicants.” In Klara and the Sun—the first novel he’s published since winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2017—Kazuo Ishiguro does Scott one better with a replicant narrator straddling the line between her human and mannequin selves, dependent on the …
Another favorite for the Science Fiction Community! This review by The National Space Society says it all! Few science fiction authors have enjoyed as spectacular a debut as Andy Weir had with The Martian. He followed that novel with a very different and equally good novel about the Moon, Artemis. Now, with Project Hail Mary, he skips the …
Galaxy’s Edge Legionnaire Audiobook Review Get ready for adventure! This story will keep you on the edge of your seat. Or plane. Or wherever you’re listening to Galaxy’s Edge Legionnaire Audiobook! Now that we have audiobooks, you can indulge in this story using services like audible as your guide. But first, let us dive into …
Second installments in trilogies sometimes slump—here’s hoping the third book is a return to the vibrancy of the first…. From the Legacy of Orisha series , Vol. 2 BY TOMI ADEYEMI ‧ RELEASE DATE: DEC. 3, 2019 In this follow-up to Children of Blood and Bone (2018), Zélie and company are back, and the future of Orïsha hangs in the …
