REVIEW: The Sun Casts No Shadow by Mark Richardson
The Sun Casts No Shadow by Mark Richardson follows Wellington Thorneycroft, a pickpocket doing his best to survive the soul-crushing urban dystopia of the City. Surrounded by unscalable walls, scorched with stifling heat, and...
REVIEW: Mindfracked by M.R. Forbes
Mindfracked by M.R. Forbes is another fantastic indie cyberpunk novel that I am pleased to share with our audience. I was a huge fan of the Altered Carbon Netflix series as well as the...
REVIEW: The Post by Kevin A. Munoz
The Post by Kevin A. Munoz is a strange and brutal tale. Often dark to the point of being physically unnerving and bulging with well-crafted battles between the main character, Police Chief Sam Edison of...
REVIEW: The Girl and the Mountain by Mark Lawrence
I received a review copy of The Girl and the Mountain from the author in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Mark Lawrence and Ace Books. The Girl and the Mountain continues...
REVIEW: Upright Women Wanted by Sarah Gailey
Upright Women Wanted by Sarah Gailey is a queer western with dystopian roots and a whole lot of moxie. “She wanted that satisfaction. She wanted it for herself wanted it like a half-starved alley-rat watching...
REVIEW: Nanoshock by K.C. Alexander
Nanoshock is the second volume of the SINless series by K.C. Alexander. The series is set around an arcology where humanity’s survivors have been packed together like sardines. Every person has a SIN code that...
REVIEW: Inscape by Louise Carey
I received an uncorrected proof copy of Inscape in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Louise Carey and Gollancz. Inscape is a high-quality cyberpunk thriller that’s set in a futuristic version of...
REVIEW: Good Morning, Midnight by Lily Brooks-Dalton
I received a review copy of Good Morning, Midnight in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to Lily Brooks-Dalton and Weidenfeld & Nicolson. Good Morning, Midnight follows two characters. Astronomer Augustine who resides...
REVIEW: Mercury’s Son by Luke E.T. Hindmarsh
2020 has been a year that I feel has cemented my view that I live in a cyberpunk dystopia. Politicians have seemed more ridiculous, the propaganda more blatant, the technology more advanced, and the...
REVIEW: The Last of Us
The Last of Us is a game that was definitive of the Playstation 3 and remains one of the candidates for G.O.A.T (Greatest Of All Time) among video games. Its sequel, The Last of...