REVIEW: The Offset by Calder Szewczak
In humanity’s desperate attempt to control overpopulation and stifle procreation, a drastic policy called The Offset is implemented. On this dying planet, having a child requires the greatest sacrifice and their child must live...
REVIEW: Ten Low by Stark Holborn
Chaos reigns at the edge of the universe. Ruling in second are all the outlaws. Ten Low by Stark Holborn is the story of an ex-convict known as Ten, and her desperate plight for...
REVIEW: The Book of the Baku by R.L. Boyle
The Book of the Baku is more than a horror story. Within its pages, I found terror and infectious sorrow. Its author R.L Boyle runs the entire gamut on what it means to be...
REVIEW: Peculiarities by David Liss
Peculiarities is a celebration of the strange and the absurd. This alternative historical novel poses the question- what would happen if occult magics were real? Author David Liss answers this question in an immersive read that is...
REVIEW: Berek the Blackguard by Frank Thomas
The path to freedom is marked with treachery and death. Frank Thomas’s Berek The Blackguard is an epic fantasy novella that follows one King’s crusade to liberate his kingdom of Alba. Prior to the...