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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

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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

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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

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7 Gripping Climate Fiction Novels

With the growing threat of climate change, readers will find an increased number of books portraying a terrifying future, one where the Earth has become a toxic and inhospitable wasteland. While these landscapes may seem dismal, the heart of many of these stories focuses on the resiliency of the human…

Katie BloomerOctober 9, 2024

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“The Book of Bob” Takes You From the Present to the Future in the Blink of an Eye

Aaron Hodges is fresh from an argument with his wife, Cynthia, when he leaves for a business trip early one morning. On his way to the airport, he tells himself they will reconcile once his plane lands. It had been a small, trivial misunderstanding and the two of them would…

Nicole MaherJuly 9, 2021

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Powerful Female Warrior Fights Through a Grand Fantasy World

Looking for a powerful female warrior conquering the battlefield of a fantasy world grander than anything we’ve known? Then look no further than Andri E. Elia’s Queen of Highwings. Queen of Highwings is a companion novel to Elia’s Woldermaker of Yand trilogy and acts as a prequel to the trilogy’s…

BookTribSeptember 27, 2023

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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

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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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Edgar Scott’s “418: I Am a Teapot” Warns of an Automated, and Unsettling, Future

How do we define our humanity? And who gets to make that definition? Edgar Scott’s 418: I Am a Teapot, a futuristic dystopian tale of a world where inner and outer lives may have little to do with one another, gives the reader much to ponder — and to be…

Gevera Bert PiedmontMarch 24, 2021

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When AI Calls the Shots: A Glimpse at 5 Terrifying Futures

When we speculate about future technology, we hope that whatever advancements we make will be overwhelmingly positive: 3D-printing vital organs or light-speed transportation with net-negative carbon emissions. You might even envision a frivolous piece of tech two: hovercrafts and life-like holograms. What no one wants to imagine is constructing the…

BookTribApril 11, 2022

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Shapeshifting Aliens, Endangered Earthlings and a Sci-Fi Adventure Full of Whimsy

In the sci-fi novel, The Data Collectors (Skinny Leopard Media) by Danielle Palli, Earth is the last outpost for a dying breed of beings — humans. Humans used to live on many planets, but one by one, they destroyed them all, much in the way they are destroying Earth now.…

K.D. ReidNovember 30, 2020

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Cynthia ConradJune 12, 2024

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Inventive New Release Walks the Line Between Science Fiction and Fantasy

In one of my other reviews, I pondered an age-old question in the world of fiction — the difference between science fiction and fantasy. Although the discussion is still in progress and probably will be for some time to come, the one thing that many seem to agree on is…

Wyatt SemenukAugust 25, 2023

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“Franklin Rock:” The Man Who Could See the Future in the Past

"Franklin Rock is the New Age Candide!" —Jane Stanton Hitchcock, 2020 Hammett Prize winner for Bluff —∞— “A page-turner that leaves you feeling good about the future.” —Donna Brazile —∞— There’s a moment in Franklin Rock when Franklin’s professor tells him, “If you pay attention, you can see the future in…

BookTribJanuary 15, 2021

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Elia’s Worldmaker Clan Sets Out Into the Wild Blue “Yander” of a New World

From the free-wheeling, fantastic imagination of Andri E. Elia comes a further installment of the adventures of the amorous, polygamous, winged warriors of Yand with Worldmaker of Yand – Polaris. If you haven’t been following along at home, here’s what you’ve been missing: The Worldmaker of Yand series follows the…

David ToddFebruary 14, 2022

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

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

7 Gripping Climate Fiction Novels

“The Book of Bob” Takes You From the Present to the Future in the Blink of an Eye

Powerful Female Warrior Fights Through a Grand Fantasy World

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

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

Edgar Scott’s “418: I Am a Teapot” Warns of an Automated, and Unsettling, Future

When AI Calls the Shots: A Glimpse at 5 Terrifying Futures

Shapeshifting Aliens, Endangered Earthlings and a Sci-Fi Adventure Full of Whimsy

Darkness and Life Collide in a Supernatural Family Feud

Inventive New Release Walks the Line Between Science Fiction and Fantasy

“Franklin Rock:” The Man Who Could See the Future in the Past

Elia’s Worldmaker Clan Sets Out Into the Wild Blue “Yander” of a New World

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