Tag Archives: sci fi
Review: Tempest by Julie Cross
I give Tempest a 4 out of 5. That means it was a good book, kept me entertained and left me thinking about it for a bit afterwards, but not quite gushing about it. In the interest of full disclosure, … Continue reading
The Matrix, the Steak, and the Wonder
In The Matrix, the freed humans know exactly what their previous reality was made of: lines and lines of code. Yet, when agreeing to betray the hero, Cypher makes this simple observation: I know this steak doesn’t exist. I know … Continue reading
The Deception of a Beautiful Day
When I’m asked what my novel, Foreseen, is about, my brain struggles to figure out what to say. My mouth still works, fortunately, spouting out that its a novel about a young woman who can secretly alter the decisions of … Continue reading
Book Review: Time Riders By Alex Scarrow
Okay, so this isn’t exactly a new book. It was published almost two years ago, and I’ve had it for over a year, intending to read it. Well, I finally have. And??? It’s a good book. I give it three-and-a-half … Continue reading
He Left Us with Inspiration
Ray Bradbury passed away yesterday. I am saddened by the loss of one of my childhood heros, and my heart goes out to his family and friends. My earliest memories of being truly intrigued by a book came from him. … Continue reading
Hector West is a Racist
My preference is for stories that have some underlying lesson about life, whether it’s the value of friendship and self-sacrifice in Star Wars: A New Hope, or a reminder than man is not God in Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park. On … Continue reading
“Inspiration is For Amateurs” or Where the Heck is the Book?
A Facebook friend of mine shared a Douglas Adams quote this morning: “I love deadlines. I love the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.” I’ve always enjoyed that line, although it has never fit me. I meet deadlines. … Continue reading