Lazarus Thoth went away for the summer, fell into a good book…and we haven’t seen him since. From Brandon Scott, author of many of our Friday Fiction posts and review articles, comes a new horror novel about one boy’s descent into his own timeline and other dimensions. Will Lazarus be able to escape the strange…
It was an accident that I found out about the Forward collection on Amazon Prime—but I’m so happy I did. Turns out, if you have Prime, it’s free, and each short story is interesting in its own way. There’s six in all, so I thought I’d cover my thoughts on each of these tales. Ark…
Project Nemesis Keeps On Twisting Itself Project Nemesis is a book series guilty of something that the internet has long figured out is not an “effective” way of storytelling but is amazing for marketing: The “Mystery Box.” The idea that mysteries trump actual good storytelling and it’s best to set up things that seem interesting…
“You must want to survive more than the storm does. When you drive your hand into the heart of a storm, it in turn drives into you. It will search out every weakness, every insecurity. If you are afraid to die, it will know.” Reading a brief synopsis of Roar before I decided to invest…
Good Omens: A Book Worthy Of Adaptation With the upcoming release of Good Omens, the show on Amazon Prime, I figured a review of the book that started it was in order. Though, if you’re a fan of Terry Pratchett or Neil Gaiman (as you should be) then you’ve already at least heard of this…
It’s been nearly ten years since J.K Rowling published Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and ended the legendary journey of the boy wizard Harry Potter. Rowling has since published a few spin-off novels but has recently penned a sequel in the form of a play alongside Jack Thorne and John Tiffany. Harry Potter and the…
This is a guest piece written by author Collin Pearman. His novel, A Timeless Abandon, was reviewed by our site and is available online today. With that said, enjoy the article. 2015 has been a good year for science fiction. Let’s be honest. TV shows like The 100, iZombie, The Expanse, 12 Monkeys, and The Walking…
Tuning in… LADIES ANDANDANDANDANDANDAND INPUT: usurper.exe STATUS: active working.. working.. working.. working.. STATUS: system overriden welcome INPUT: COMMAND: note-send [I am back. Remember? I am sending two more now. One is puzzle. Other is event.] INPUT: lettershift.pdf INPUT: Faceless-v4.pdf INPUT: COMMAND: note-send [Things have changed. This may be the last, it may not. We’ll see.] INPUT: release.exe Thatthatthatthatthatthatthat’s everything folks! Be sure to tune…
First Aired September 10th, 2015. The new Queen, aka Dawn (played by Kylie Bunbury) rallies the kinship to prepare to take down the “enemy within” the dome. She leads them in the capture of Barbie (played by Mike Vogel), Julia (played by Rachelle Lefevre) and the rest of the resistance and lock them in the…
First Aired August 27th, 2015. Jim (played by Dean Norris) wants to put down Eva (played by Kylie Bunbury) after Julia (played by Rachelle Lefevre) tells the group how far along she is. Meanwhile, Barbie (played by Mike Vogel) tucks Eva into bed since she is due to give birth by the end of the day…
Exploits in Time is not a fiction book. At least not in the traditional sense. First off because it’s a collection of short stories, but that’s not what I mean. What I mean is it’s wholly unlike anything I’ve read before. So much so that I’m uncertain on how to go about reviewing it. It…
First Aired August 20th, 2015. The Kinship wages an all-out assault against Jim (played by Dean Norris) and the others at the funeral home. Jim does his best to keep them back with his assault rifle when they’re suddenly rescued by Hector Martin (played by Eriq La Salle), the head of Aktaion. After enjoying their…
