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Emilio Iasiello
Emilio Iasiello
Emilio Iasiello is the author of a middle grade fiction book The Web Paige Chronicles, a short story collection entitled Why People Do What They Do, and the nonfiction book, Chasing the Green. He recently published a full-length book of poetry Smoke in the Afterlife and a chapbook, Postcards from L.A. He has written the screenplays for five independent films and short films and…
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Nick Kurch
Nick Kurch – Author of SLOANE
 Nick Kurch is one of those shy types. But underneath is a romance writer with a twisted sense of humour.
Nicholas is a writer of various genres, both fiction and non-fiction. He has written for publications such as ClutchPoints and The Manifold Magazine.
He is currently working on the follow-up to his debut book, SLOANE, launching 2019. Raised in Hawaii, he…
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Haraken - A Silver Ships Novel
Haraken - A Silver Ships Novel Read to find out more.
Haraken
Haraken is the fourth book in the Silver Ships series, and I now know why I’m bothered by it.
This is a little better than the last three books, but only because it contains more action.
The novel takes place nine years after the other three. Haraken is now a settled world with Alex as their king. Well, not really the king. He became the president and still is, even though he…
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Meridien Asleep Yet?
Meridien Asleep Yet? An honest review...
Meridien Asleep Yet?
Meridien asleep yet is all I asked during this work. Okay, so it was okay, but there was really only one incident in the in the work that gave conflict.
Starting conflict ended to easily for a group of space travelers who have never been in a fight. And to take out their entire force by stealing one ship and figuring out their language in a few hours. Well, you get the…
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Snooze Fest - Libre by S H Jucha
Snooze Fest – Libre by S H Jucha
Snooze Fest – Libre by S H Jucha
Snooze fest is all I can really say about this part of the saga of the Silver Ships. But why did it have to be like that?
I’ve been holding out for something to happen. Unfortunately, in this novel, nothing really does. The novel flows well, but what goes on? A little spoiler alert – nothing much.
So our hero, Alex, gets the ship to Meridian space, but…
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The Silver Ships by S.H. Jucha
The Silver Ships by S.H. Jucha - An honest review.
The Silver Ships
The Silver Ships by S. H. Jucha reminds me of the Science Fiction of yesterday. Not that it’s a good comparison, just that the writing reminds me of it.
I remember years ago sitting down as a boy and reading novels with a perfect protagonist who could do no wrong. Those perfect people knew a lot. They were strong, secure, humble, smart, and above all, a Mary Sue. In this…
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The Trials by Linda Nagata Book 2 in The Red
The Trials by Linda Nagata Book 2 in The Red
The Trials was Trying
The Trials by Linda Nagata was a little trying for me. I still made it through the novel, but with less enjoyment.
One issue I discovered was a few tense issues. These are hard to overlook, being an author who enjoys first person present tense. It could mean a less than perfect editor, but that happened in the last one as well.
The story is still okay, but there is…
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First Light - The Red Book One
First Light – The Red Book One
First Light
First Light, barring the cover, was actually enjoyable with one exception – the narrator of the audio book. That is my impression.
Linda Nagataspins an interesting tale with the first book of this series. Our protagonist is enrolled in the armed forces in order to stay out of jail. Technology is advanced and something tells him of impending danger. But he does not take heed.…
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NaNoWriMo 2019
NaNoWriMo 2019 Within The Sights!
NaNoWriMo 2019 is nearing the mid-point of completion and I’m killing it!
I’m sitting at over 40,000 words of the 50,000 word target, and the novel I’m working on is almost completed. China Girl, my SciFi Crime novel is nearing completion. I just need to complete Two more chapters and an epilogue. It is my hope that this will be done tomorrow, and people…
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China Girl - NaNoWriMo 2019
China Girl – NaNoWriMo 2019
China Girl – My 2019 NaNoWriMo Project
China Girl is the current project for NaNoWriMo 2019. This new SciFi crime novel dives deep into the disturbing life of Bojing Wang, a Red Pole enforcer of the Triad in Canada.
Detective Bruce Roberts is assigned a crime scene where a young woman is suspected of being kidnapped. He has little to go on. A few drops of blood. Someone saying something…
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Fog of the 1/2986 Series
Fog of the 1/2986Â Series
Fog is Foggy in the End
Fog is foggy in the end. Yes, I said it. But it does not take away form the read. It is still a recommended series, but I’ll be dropping it from here.
My reasons are simple. As soon as a piece of work crosses a line I cannot believe or acknowledge for a character, they lose me. In this book, the end is where it happened.
Throughout the series I wondered about the…
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CUT - First Book of the Series 1/2986
CUT – First Book of the Series 1/2986
CUT – A Surprising Find
Cut has surprised me. This wonderful first book of the series 1/2986 at first was not something I would normally read. The start didn’t really grab me much, but it picked up rather quickly. By the second chapter I found myself wondering what will happen.
This apocalyptic wonder is written by Annalie Wendeberg, a self-publishing author who is doing it right. I…
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Spaceside - Book Two of Planetside
Spaceside – Book Two of Planetside
Spaceside – A really good read.
Spaceside is the second book in the Planetside series. I read the first book in the series and hit this one right away. This book is a great addition and carries on a few years after the first.
Carl Butler, after performing what was preceded as genocide, leaves the military, and starts working for a mega corporation. With a few twists and turns the series…
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Planetside - Good SciFi
Planetside – Good SciFi
Planetside – Good military investigation scifi
Planetside by Michael Mammay is just plain good scifi. This after a lot of self-published zombie books is a bit of a relief. From the start, you get introduced to Colonel Carl Butler, an officer on the back side of his career. But regardless of that, he still wants to do a good job.
This novel is really well done. The Author spins a good fist…
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Zombies Have Lost - Time to go
Zombies Have Lost – Time to go
Zombies Have Lost
Zombies have lost in The Plan by Shawn Chesser. I say this with much regret for the first book, The Promise, entertained and made me like Shawn’s writing.
I guess that is to be expected. I’ll try to tell you why without saying much about the actual plot or putting in anything that will tell you how it ends.
The start of The Plan is right where we left off. But now we…
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Finally An Apocalypse Story - The Promise - Riker's Apocalypse
Finally An Apocalypse Story – The Promise – Riker’s Apocalypse
Finally An Apocalypse Story
Finally an apocalypse story that makes sense. Yes, Riker’s Apocalypse – The Promise, is something I was able to read without cringing a lot.
Like all stories with the dead coming back to life and seeking human flesh, the story is not about the dead, but about the journey of the characters. In this first book the story is about Riker’s promise to his mother and…
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Gaea Trilogy
Gaea Trilogy – Old SciFi Reread
I reread the Gaea Trilogy, an old scifi read years back. Back in the 80’s I read the series and enjoyed it. Now, thirty years later, I have reread the series and found something out that disturbs me – all the errors and changes.
Fist off, John Varley did a good job in imagining this series. There is something about old scifi that just makes your insides warm.…
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