A couple of years ago, a member of QTL gifted me this novel. It had been on my to-read list for a long time, back when I thought a regular, non-scholarly book reviewer could conjure together a deep dive into the various iterations on Frankenstein into an interesting side project. But after years of it…
Ever since The Mountain in the Sea, Ray Nayler has been a writer to watch for me. Like some monster out of the cosmos, he has several eyes looking in several directions at once. His stories often explore the relationships between consciousness, intelligence, governance, and power that call to me like a rock opera composed…
Continue reading ➞ Where The Axe Is Buried – I Think I Lost It
November is science fiction month, so we have been trying to theme our reviews around this incredible versatile genre that has a lot to offer. The majority of the science fiction genre deals with serious subjects and deep philosophical conversations about the future of technology and the human condition - but not all of it.…
Continue reading ➞ System Failure – It’s All Fun And Games Until The Universe Is Ending
