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Category Archives: Stand Alone Novel
Graveyard: The Mutant Files (vol. 3), William C. Dietz (Publisher: Ace Books)
(Science Fiction, Crime Thriller, Gritty Noir, Series, Chronicle) Grade: B/Γ +— Highly enjoyable book of mixed genre. Solid story, good characters, if you like these genres, read this book. If you like one of them, but not the other, I … Continue reading
Strings on a Shadow Puppet, reviews, interviews and trailer views
A review, two interviews and a book trailer for Strings on a Shadow Puppet, the exciting spy-space opera by T. L. Evans Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Conspiracy Novel, Cyberpunk, Cycle, Dystopian, Espionage, Far Future, gender, Hard SciFi, Identity, Military Science Fiction, Mystery, New Space Opera, Opinion Piece, Original Fiction, Part of A Series but can be Read without reading previous volumes, Political Drama, Post Colonial, Post Modern, Ripping Yarn, Saga, Science Fiction, Series, Space Opera, Spy Thriller, Stand Alone Novel, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Thoughtful Espionage Tale, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged Art, best military science fiction, Book, book review, books, David Weber, Espionage, Hard Science Fiction, Iain Banks, John le Carré, Military Science Fiction, Military Science Fiction Book Review, Orson Scott Card, Sci Fi, Science Fiction, Science Fiction book review, Space opera
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A Holiday Sale on Strings on a Shadow Puppet!
Happy Holidays! I have decided to celebrate the 2013 Holiday season with a sale on Strings on a Shadow Puppet. Starting on Christmas Day, Strings on a Shadow Puppet will be prices at a mere $0.99! Then each day the … Continue reading
Posted in Cyberpunk, Dystopian, Espionage, Far Future, Military Science Fiction, Mystery, Political Drama, Post Colonial, Post Modern, Ripping Yarn, Science Fiction, Space Opera, Spy Thriller, Stand Alone Novel, Strong Characters, Thoughtful, Thoughtful Espionage Tale, Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged A History of Knowledge: Past Present and Future, amazon book sale, best military science fiction, best science fiction 2013, book sale, books, Charles Van Doren, Christmas, Espionage, Getaway Special, Hugo Award for Best Novella, Jerry Oltion, Military Science Fiction, Science Fiction, Shadow Puppet, Strings
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Germline – The Subterrene War: Book 1, T.C. McCarthy (Orbit, 2011)
Germline is the lackluster, near future Military Science Fiction novel by T.C. McCarthy that serves as the first in the Subterrene War series. Written from the POV of a war correspondent, it has an interesting premise, but sparse descriptions and an unsympathetic narrator failed to really pull me in. For a full description go to http://www.sophyanempire.wordpress.com or short link to: http://wp.me/pWa2h-E3 Continue reading
Posted in Chronicle, Coming of Age tale, Dystopian, Hard SciFi, Identity, Military Science Fiction, Near Future fic, Part of A Series but can be Read without reading previous volumes, Post Colonial, Post Modern, Present Day Sci Fi, Saga, Science Fiction, Series, Stand Alone Novel, Thoughtful, Uncategorized
Tagged Art, Arts, Asia, best military science fiction, Book, book review, books, Central Asia, Fiction, Hard Science Fiction, Military Science Fiction, Military Science Fiction Book Review, Narrative mode, Russia, Sci Fi, Science Fiction, T.C. McCarthy, United States
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The Archaeologist's Guide to the Galaxy.. by Thomas Evans 