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Book Review: "The River Has Roots" by Amal El-Mohtar
This is a book review of "The River Has Roots" by Amal El-Mohtar. It is a fantasy novella about two sisters living on the edge of Faerie...
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Book Review: "Ambessa: Chosen of the Wolf" by C.L. Clark
This is a review of C.L. Clark's "Ambessa: Chosen of the Wolf", a standalone book taking place in the world of the video game League of Legends.
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Book Review: Inferno's Heir by Tiffany Wang
This is a review of Tiffany Wang's Inferno's Heir, a YA fantasy book about an outcast princess who joined a rebellion against her own kingdom and family...
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Book Review: The Book of Bill by Alex Hirsch
This is a book review of Alex Hirsch's "The Book of Bill", a book about the villain of the Disney show Gravity Falls, and more specifically, it's about the show's antagonist, Bill Cipher...
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Book Review: Metal From Heaven by August Clarke
This is a book review of August Clarke's "Metal From Heaven". A fantasy revenge story featuring many queer characters and a staunch anti-capitalist attitude. "Metal From Heaven" will be published on October 22, 2024 by Erewhon Books.
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Book Review: Toward Eternity by Anton Hur
This is a review of Anton Hur's "Toward Eternity", an epic sci-fi story about a world where cancer can be cured by replacing cells with nanites, making people virtually immortal, but things go wrong and the supposedly-immortal people start disappearing and reappearing strangely...
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Review: Service Model by Adrian Tchaikovsky
This is a review of Adrian Tchaikovsky's "Service Model", a funny but insightful sci-fi story about a robot trying to find a purpose in a world that is dying
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Book Review: Alien Clay by Adrian Tchaikovsky
This is a book review of Adrian Tchaikovsky's "Alien Clay" a standalone sci-fi novel about a professor whose heterodox politics got him sent to a remote alien planet that tries to kill him...
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Book Review: "Station Eleven" by Emily St. John Mandel
A book review of Emily St. John Mandel's breakout novel, "Station Eleven," a post-apocalyptic, literary sci-fi tale about life after a pandemic eliminated most of humanity.
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The 10 Best Sci-fi and Fantasy Books of 2023
2023 has been another excellent year for science fiction and fantasy books. With great releases both for popular and less popular books, it might be difficult to know which to pick up, so here are ten that you simply can't miss...
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"The Sunlit Man" (Secret Project #4) by Brandon Sanderson Review
This is a book review of Brandon Sanderson's "The Sunlit Man" (Secret Project #4). This is the final secret project that Brandon Sanderson has to offer this year. It's certainly a good book, but it would be a great book for readers who are already familiar with Mistborn and Stormlight Archive.
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"The Witches at the End of the World" by Chelsea Iversen Review
This is a book review of Chelsea Iversen's debut novel, "The Witches at the End of the World". It is a historical fantasy story focusing on two Norwegian witches who are sisters. Chelsea Iversen's "The Witches at the End of the World" will be published on October 17, 2023 by Sourcebooks Landmark
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"Empire of Silence" (Sun Eater #1) by Christopher Ruocchio Review
This is a book review of Christopher Ruocchio's "Empire of Silence", book #1 of his Sun Eater series. It is a space opera series about Hadrian Marlowe, the man who in the present day is known as the Sun Eater, this book tells the only the beginning of his story, when Hadrian was a nobody...
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"System Collapse" (Murderbot Diaries #7) by Martha Wells Review
This is a book review of Martha Wells' "System Collapse", the seventh book in the Murderbot Diaries series. It is an interesting entry in the series for a couple of reasons, and fortunately, it is also one of the best. The book will be published on November 14, 2023 by Tor.
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"Fugitive Telemetry" (Murderbot Diaries #6) by Martha Wells Review
This is a book review of Martha Wells' "Fugitive Telemetry", the sixth book in her Murderbot Diaries series. After the great full length novel of the previous entry, this one isn't a full length novel, but a novella, similar to the first four entries of the series. But is it still worth reading?
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"The Mountain in the Sea" by Ray Nayler Book Review
This is a book review of Ray Nayler's "The Mountain in the Sea", a science fiction book set in the near future where humanity discovered a species of intelligent octopus with their own language and culture. It's a cerebral science fiction book with a lot of philosophical discussions.
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"Network Effect" by Martha Wells (Murderbot Diaries #5) Book Review
This is a book review of Martha Wells' "Network Effect", book number 5 of the Murderbot Diaries series. While the previous four books of the series are novellas, this is the first full length novel in the series, so it's quite a different reading experience compared to the previous books...
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"The Witch & The City" by Jake Burnett Book Review
This is a book review of Jake Burnett's "The Witch & The City", a literary fantasy book about a witch who lives in a mysterious city where seemingly no one can escape. It's perfect for fantasy readers who enjoy mystery elements in their fantasy, and a poetic writing style.
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Book Review: "In Ascension" by Martin MacInnes
This is a review of Martin MacInnes' "In Ascension", a literary science fiction book that gives you the best parts of both genres. It's not a book for everyone, but it is a book that a lot more people need to read.
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Book Review: "The Library at Mount Char" by Scott Hawkins
This is a book review of Scott Hawkins' "The Library at Mount Char". It is a contemporary fantasy book that will surely be unlike anything else you've ever read. But is it worth reading?