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Mom & Son Inc.
Mom & Son Inc.
Hermosa Promenade
When our children are small, I think most of us fantasize about who they’ll be when they grow up. What they’ll look like, will they look like you? Or be entirely their own person? What kind of personality will they have? Will they be funny? Smart? Laid back or driven?
It’s the same with writing. When I start a story I wonder what it will look like when it’s done? What will the…
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Clone Hunter, by Stephen W. Scott
Clone Hunter, by Stephen W. Scott
Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: 1st Books Published: 2003 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Lynn Nicole Louis Have you read this book? [ratings] There’s a difference between recycling and rehashing. In writing, recycling is taking familiar concepts and combining them to make something new while rehashing is taking those elements and presenting them with few or no changes. Most writers have heard…
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Sentinel 2030, by V. J. Kilborn
Sentinel 2030, by V. J. Kilborn
Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: 1st Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Lynn Nicole Louis Have you read this book? [ratings] It’s the year 2030 and the world has set up the World Environmental Watchdog Agency. This multinational group is charged with keeping tabs on the actions of the countries of the world, from environmental infractions to preparations for war. Although…
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Buffalo Jake and the Last Animal Crusade, by Joe Trojan
Buffalo Jake and the Last Animal Crusade, by Joe Trojan
Genre: Fantasy Publisher: 1st Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Lynn Nicole Louis Have you read this book? [ratings] Ahhhh…. subsidy publishing. Pay me and I’ll publish your book. Heads up you wannabe writers out there–it’s supposed to work the other way around. I’ve a love hate relationship with subsidy publishing. Love because I’ve actually run into a few self-published…
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Final Phase, by William Neven
Final Phase, by William Neven
Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: 1st Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Heather Hunt Have you read this book? [ratings] If The Final Phase by William Neven had been divided into a trilogy, it would have been much easier to read. At its current 714 pages laid out in a very dense, oversized-paperback format, this book is a tough slog; in a mass-market-sized edition with a more…
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Alpha Transit, by Edward McSweegan
Alpha Transit, by Edward McSweegan
Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: 1st Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Bluejack Have you read this book? [ratings] In 2002, Edward McSweegan, a science writer specializing in infection diseases, had two entries in the Maryland Writer’s Association / 1st Books.com Book Contest, and *both* won their respective categories. Alpha Transit was the Science Fiction entry, and 1st…
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The Wizard's Wife, by Becky Gauger
The Wizard’s Wife, by Becky Gauger
Genre: Fantasy Publisher: 1st Books Published: 2002 Reviewer Rating: Book Review by Lynn Nicole Louis Have you read this book? [ratings] The Wizard’s Wife is published by 1st Books Library, a Print on Demand outfit. I’ve ranted before about POD books, but that’s not going to stop me from ranting again. As computer and print technology continues to advance, it becomes easier and easier for small…
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