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Review of Tasmanian Gothic
Blurb A modern gothic thriller set in a decaying urban environment and lush mutant wilderness.Solari wasn’t alive when the ozone layer split like a gutted fish above Tasmania and spilled radiation over the edge of the stratosphere, but she’s living with the consequences—the mutations, the gangland war, and the border wall that divides the affluent North from the contaminated South. Orphaned and…
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Review of The Automaton by Ian Young
This is another of the SPSFC books that my team had, and this one is a quarter finalist as well. Blurb Humanity is on the cusp of extinction. Deteriorating populations threaten the planetary economy and risk the collapse of humanity itself. In desperation, human-like machines are built to serve where man no longer can.These are the Automata.Five thousand years later, humankind no longer walks…
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Review of Red Darkling
I’m back with another review for SPSFC, this time of Red Darkling by L.A. Guettler Blurb: Red Darkling’s ship is a weevil-infested piece of junk. Her smuggling business barely brings in enough credits to buy cheap beer. Alien creeps think a blaster can get them favors when their charm fails. Her only company is a glitchy cat and the occasional hook-up.Her life is dirty, dangerous, and just how…
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