science fiction

Kevin Tumlinson

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/kevintumlinson-300x300.jpeg Kevin Tumlinson Thriller Love for history, archaeology, and science feeds his fiction and gives him just the excuse he needs to read the next article, biography, or research paper. BOOKS: Dan Kotler Archaeological Thrillers The Coelho Medallion (May 2016) The Atlantis Riddle (November 2016) The Devil’s Interval (July 2017)…

BookTribJuly 8, 2019

Fiction Fiction - Featured Recommended

An Unlikely Questing Party Looks Death in the Eye in High Fantasy Adventure

This is particularly true when it comes to books — especially fantasy, however any real fantasy reader knows that one of the greatest struggles of being a fan of the genre is plowing through these new releases too quickly. Having to deal with the wait between series entries can feel…

Wyatt SemenukNovember 4, 2022

Listicles

5 Books in Which the World Changes and So Changes Us

How do we respond to change? Do we embrace it, deny it, carry on regardless and hope it will go away, or leave it to others to address? As individuals, many of us don’t seem to cope with change all that well. Right now, we are being told that we…

Colin BrushNovember 12, 2025

Book Club Network Fiction

Kazuo Ishiguro’s “Klara and the Sun” Explores Humanity and the Ethical Conundrum of AI

“A haunting fable of a lonely, moribund world that is entirely too plausible.” — Kirkus Reviews —∞— “Moving and beautiful … an unequivocal return to form, a meditation in the subtlest shades on the subject of whether our species will be able to live with everything it has created." — The Los…

Karina Holosko, M.A. English LitMarch 2, 2021

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A Globe-Trotting Sci-Fi Thriller Worth Your Time – No Matter How You Measure It

"Jam-packed with action, adventure and magic! It takes you on a fantastical journey filled with descriptive imagery from start to finish. ... A page-turner for sure!" —Hina Khan, reviewer —∞— You’ve probably seen the lithographs of the artist M.C. Escher, whose mind-bending optical illusions make you question the nature of…

Dennis HetzelMarch 22, 2022

Listicles

Cli-Fi Novels with Rich People Building In Inadvisable Places, Inadvisably

SALVAGIA, my debut sci-fi mystery, is set along the future flooded Florida coast. Mean season is twice as long and twice as strong, and Miami is long abandoned. Despite this, lots of money is about to come in to build it all up again and make most of the same…

Tim ChawagaSeptember 3, 2025

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What Would You Sacrifice to Change the Past? DL Orton’s HIVE Dares to Find Out

“We have to take the risk, Madders. Go back and start the dominoes falling in another direction … we just need one tiny, new poke.” In DL Orton’s latest sci-fi adventure, HIVE, two lovers must make the ultimate sacrifice to save humanity. In order for one of them to go…

Katie BloomerMay 9, 2025

Fiction

“Return to Sender” Delivers: Johnson’s Latest Longmire Mystery Honors the Spirit of the West

Roughly coinciding with the publication of his 21st Walt Longmire novel, Return to Sender, Craig Johnson was announced as the recipient of the 2025 Owen Wister Award for Lifetime Contributions by the Western Writers of America. This lifetime achievement award is the highest honor the organization bestows. Johnson was previously…

Linda HitchcockJuly 10, 2025

Fiction Listicles

5 Unconventional Families Searching for Their Place the Universe

To say families come in all shapes and sizes feels a bit cliché, even if it is true. Of course, if some of said family members happen to be aliens … well, I suppose that old cliché takes on new meaning, doesn’t it? Reptilian scales, wings, horns and many, many…

Chelsea CicconeMarch 8, 2022

Fiction Listicles Thrillers

What Lurks Beyond: 6 Entrancing and Horrific Tales of Otherworldly Foes

I often think about this one episode of the 1998 TV series Charmed, “Once Upon a Time” (2000), in which the Halliwell sisters must protect a young girl who is being stalked by dark, mythical creatures that lurk in the “in-betweens,” points of time and space at which two worlds…

Chelsea CicconeMarch 22, 2022

Audiobooks Fiction Listicles

Voyage Into 5 Fascinating Worlds With These SFF Audiobooks

Put down your doomscrolling device and voyage with me out of earth’s orbit to different realms in five new fantasy and science fiction novels. A mix of stand-alone and series titles, they offer powerhouse female characters and the ultimate escape. There’s nothing like a trip out of time or into…

Aurelia C. ScottMay 4, 2022

Fiction Listicles

Six Culturally Conscious, Conversation-Starting Science Fiction Novels

Science Fiction immerses the reader in an alternate universe, hooking us in with a stirring narrative and intricate world-building. Along the way, it can also challenge us to take a good look at our own reality, and question it with an imaginative, open mind. Imagination is an integral element to…

Wyatt SemenukOctober 25, 2022

Miscellany

Predicting the Future, from Ancient Greece to Modern Sci-Fi

The concept of predicting the future has changed over time. If we were to go back to Ancient Greece, say, and ask the Oracle at Delphi about the future, the answer, wreathed in riddles, would be about a specific event. Croesus (the “rich as” guy) famously asked if he should…

Adam OyebanjiMay 22, 2025

Fiction Listicles

6 Sci-Fi Novels With Roman Origins

Rome; its reputation precedes itself as perhaps the most well-known ancient civilization. From its rich culture to its political system, its presence can be felt in our modern day — and thanks to its legacy as a powerful imperial force, it’s also dominated the world of historical fiction and even…

Cameron KimballOctober 4, 2024

Sunrise on the Reaping Suzanne Collins Hunger Games

BooksToScreen Fiction

Cover Reveal and What to Expect From the Upcoming Hunger Games Book and Movie

Fans of the blockbuster The Hunger Games series are in for two new thrilling installments in the world of Panem soon. Scholastic Publishing recently announced it has acquired the world English rights to the fifth entry in Suzanne Collins' series, Sunrise on the Reaping, which “will revisit the world of…

Jodé MillmanJune 14, 2024

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Humanity’s Future Lies Underground and Amongst the Stars in New Cli-Fi

As the harsh realities of climate change become more apparent every year, readers are sure to be drawn to groundbreaking stories like Felicity Harley’s debut science fiction novel, The Burning Years. The first in a five-book series, The Burning Years provides the perfect blend of hard science and imaginative fiction…

Katie BloomerSeptember 20, 2024

Kevin Tumlinson

An Unlikely Questing Party Looks Death in the Eye in High Fantasy Adventure

5 Books in Which the World Changes and So Changes Us

Kazuo Ishiguro’s “Klara and the Sun” Explores Humanity and the Ethical Conundrum of AI

A Globe-Trotting Sci-Fi Thriller Worth Your Time – No Matter How You Measure It

Cli-Fi Novels with Rich People Building In Inadvisable Places, Inadvisably

What Would You Sacrifice to Change the Past? DL Orton’s HIVE Dares to Find Out

5 Unconventional Families Searching for Their Place the Universe

What Lurks Beyond: 6 Entrancing and Horrific Tales of Otherworldly Foes

Voyage Into 5 Fascinating Worlds With These SFF Audiobooks

Predicting the Future, from Ancient Greece to Modern Sci-Fi

6 Sci-Fi Novels With Roman Origins

Cover Reveal and What to Expect From the Upcoming Hunger Games Book and Movie

Humanity’s Future Lies Underground and Amongst the Stars in New Cli-Fi

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