A well-written book that crosses many genres, Alexandru Czimbor's THE SOUL MACHINES features an engaging plot, compelling characters, and intriguing take on history.

An astute observer of the human condition who shows an increasing maturity in FEAR, WEAR AND TEAR, author Shawe Ruckus triumphs in highlighting the ordinary...

GHAD 's STRONG FAMILY MEMBERS is by turns hard to stomach, ugly, and objectionable; but it is also gripping and suspenseful – and, as with...

Eva Moon manages to balance humor, adventure, and drama in PINOCCHIO’S GUIDE TO THE END OF THE WORLD and the warm humanity of her characters...

DARKNESS BELOW by Barbara Cottrell is a compelling and unnerving exploration of Lovecraftian horror set in the grounds of Miskatonic University.

FEDOR has all the building blocks for a unique historical YA novel of the traveling-circus heydey, but proves more compelling in theory than in execution...

While interesting in its most abstract, androids-as-weapons premise, PINK GALLERY TO MAR SUITE is an near unbearable stream-of-consciousness monologue of needless violence and misogyny without...

Compelling characters and poignant philosophical questions drive THE NARROWS, where narrator Larry Brown struggles to find his place in the turbulent early '70s. An excellent...

Exploring the possibilities of perfect foresight and the many shades of ambition, THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE is an engaging, modern action-thriller filled with logic puzzles,...

With LEARNING IN LOCKDOWN, Dylan and Kate Meikle have succeeded in crafting a fantastically simple but superbly useful guide for navigating the often frustrating and...

Unique world-building, myriad characters, and themes of natural balance versus technological advancement make Kip Koelsch's BEYOND THE PALE BLUE SUN an engaging second-in-a-series novel.

A satire turned farce of a Republican-controlled US government, ORTHICON’s poor pacing and sloppy characterization makes for a ludicrous, confusing novel.