REVIEW: Mickey7 by Edward Ashton
Mickey7 by Edward Ashton was a novel that was not too dense but explored future ideas with enough gravitas to get me thinking, but not enough to bog me down. Mickey7 wasn’t full of...
An Interview With David Towsey
David Towsey is the author of the upcoming Equinox novel, The Walkin’ trilogy, and one-half of the creative partnership of D.K. Fields. Equinox, David’s newest release takes place in a world where every human body...
REVIEW: Stringers by Chris Panatier
Ben Sullivan, the lead protagonist of Stringers, Chris Panatier’s new novel, has a skewed view of the world. Imagine having a mind chockful of useless information, information that has somehow inexplicably been there your...
An Interview With Ben Aaronovitch
Years ago, on my quest to read the world of urban fantasy, I came across Bestselling urban fantasy author Ben Aaronovitch’s Rivers of London novels and was immediately hooked. Ben kindly sat down with...
An Interview with Mark Lawrence
New York Times Bestselling author Mark Lawrence is widely known in the fantasy world as a bit of a chameleon. He is comfortable writing stories that travel in the grimmest of worlds with the...
REVIEW – The Chosen Twelve by James Breakfield
The Chosen Twelve by James Breakwell touts itself as a Lord of the Flies and Phillip K. Dick type story. For the most part, it does hit those marks without straying too far into...
REVIEW: The Best Thing You Can Steal by Simon R. Green
The Best Thing You Can Steal, by Simon R. Green, is the start of a new series starring a group of thieves and scoundrels set in an urban fantasy world where magic is real....
An Interview With Kel Kade
Last year I got the opportunity to review the first book in The Shroud of the Dark Prophecy series, Fate of the Fallen by author Kel Kade. It consistently remained one of my favorite...
REVIEW: Destiny of the Dead by Kel Kade
Destiny of the Dead, Kel Kade’s newest addition to the Shroud of the Prophecy series, aims to beat the hero’s journey trope with a hammer. For the most part, this series, and specifically this story, Destiny of...
REVIEW: Blackbirds by Chuck Wendig
While Miriam Black’s devil-may-care attitude coupled with the wit and ultimate self-destruction would generally appeal to me as a reader, Blackbirds, Chuck Wendig’s uber-popular urban fantasy series, left me flat. Chuck Wendig is a...