Category: Science Fiction

“Of Friction” by S.J. Lee

May 17, 2024

“Of Friction” by S.J. Lee is set in a world that humans have destroyed.  Ironically, science is humanity’s last hope to create a more adaptable and evolved race to survive in the remaining conditions of Earth.  The necessary creation of these altered humans brings with them extraordinary survival abilities, adaptable resilience, and a more advanced line of genetically altered humans. However, despite this new race being engineered as a means to survive what remains of Earth, the original hominids and these Altered clash as they each seek to maintain power.   … More “Of Friction” by S.J. Lee

“Next Time” by Randy Brown

May 10, 2024

On September 7, 2010, William is stunned when a beautiful woman suddenly appears out of nowhere, on the sidewalk of his college campus. He helps her get up off the ground and is surprised at her request to know what the date is, including the year. Deciding he wants to hear her story, he takes her to eat, and a special relationship begins. He is skeptical when Miriam tells him that she has been traveling forward through time for 1,000 years. … More “Next Time” by Randy Brown

“Quantum Consequence” by Mike Murphey

May 1, 2024

I never expected to laugh as much as I did with a science fiction novel, but “Quantum Consequence,” the fifth title in Mike Murphey’s Physics, Lust and Greed series, had me in stitches. The unique blend of time travel, physics, and satire creates an experience that is refreshingly distinct in the genre, proving science fiction can be as humorous as it is intellectually stimulating. … More “Quantum Consequence” by Mike Murphey

“The Bureau of Undead Investigation” by Connor Mackay

April 12, 2024

Heaven only knows what inspired Connor Mackay to rewrite undead “history” with “The Bureau of Undead Investigation.” This novel is likely to turn the zombie literary world on its head, and that’s going to be great fun! In fact, it could be said that this story might just redefine that glorious Southern euphemism “bless his heart” into an entirely different art form. You’ll see what I mean soon… … More “The Bureau of Undead Investigation” by Connor Mackay

“Me and the Machine” by Wesley Watts

March 5, 2024

“Me and the Machine” by Wesley Watts is an exciting and intricate cyberpunk science fiction novel that will fascinate you from page one. Central character Gaby is a math genius from a ghetto in the breeder world and will do anything to fulfill her one driving ambition: become a soldier. And she is willing to give up her own identity in order to achieve it. … More “Me and the Machine” by Wesley Watts

“Sisters Forever” by Richard E. Bonostro

February 15, 2024

“Sisters Forever” by Richard E. Bonostro, is a fresh, action-driven dystopian novel about an Arabian princess who longs to break free of the limitations imposed by the patriarchy. Her name is Princess Myra, and she’s willing to go on the run, finding herself caught up in a sweeping plan for world domination that includes humankind being re-engineered. She isn’t all that eager to save the world, but when she does take on the monumental task, it’s a slippery slope on a journey that seems to be written in her stars. Also in the story is a virus to contend with, but you can’t ignore the tale of the sisters, which is the foundation for the entire story. … More “Sisters Forever” by Richard E. Bonostro