Tag: dystopia
A Foodie’s Guide to Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse
By Sylvia McKeown It’s the end of the world as we know it and if you want to survive, best you get a little creative on the food front. Some apocalyptic appetite pleasers for Halloween: KICK THE CAN Every serious cook knows that you are only as good as your larder, but this time it’s […]
Read More A Foodie’s Guide to Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse#WyrdWest Twitter Author Takeover Today!
Check out our Twitter author takeover to celebrate the release of Way of the Gun (Wyrd West Chronicles #4). Lots of great SFF writers will be sharing their work! Just click on the graphic to find the beginning of the thread. Check us out, RT and share!
Read More #WyrdWest Twitter Author Takeover Today!New Release: Way of the Gun (Wyrd West Chronicles #4)
It’s a month overdue, but it’s finally here! Wyrd West Chronicles #4 is available at Amazon at this link! Tomorrow I’ll be trying something new; there will be an author takeover event on Twitter! Starting late morning PDT @SableAradia. Here’s the trailer: Way of the Gun by Diane Morrison This is the fourth novella in […]
Read More New Release: Way of the Gun (Wyrd West Chronicles #4)Book Review: Shift by Hugh Howey
Shift by Hugh Howey My rating: 4 of 5 stars Read for the Apocalypse Now! Reading Challenge. Method of the world’s destruction: Nanobot plagues and nuclear weapons. I really loved the first book in the series, Wool Omnibus, more so because this was an indie writer who’s become mainstream. So when I discovered there were […]
Read More Book Review: Shift by Hugh HoweyBook Trailer: Way of the Gun (Wyrd West Chronicles #4)
I’m excited to announce the book trailer for Wyrd West #4, releasing Halloween 2017!
Read More Book Trailer: Way of the Gun (Wyrd West Chronicles #4)Lessons I Learnt from Writing My First Book Series
By Angeline Trevena Coming to the end of my first series, and starting on my second got me thinking about what I wanted to do differently. About the mistakes I made, and the lessons I learnt. Read the full article at Angelina Trevena’s blog.
Read More Lessons I Learnt from Writing My First Book SeriesA Philip K. Dick Primer
By Sam Reader In 1982, Ridley Scott loosely adapted Philip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? into the classic science fiction film Blade Runner, a detective story that kept the novel’s dark aesthetic, odd symbolism, and meditations on empathy. With sequel, Blade Runner 2049 on the horizon, there’s no better time to get acquainted with the author of […]
Read More A Philip K. Dick PrimerBook Review: Slow Apocalypse by John Varley
Slow Apocalypse by John Varley My rating: 3 of 5 stars Read for the Apocalypse Now! Reading Challenge and the Second Best Reading Challenge. Method of the world’s destruction: an engineered bacteria is released into Iraqi oil fields by a lovelorn scientist as vengeance, which mutates to become an airborne pathogen that solidifies all liquid […]
Read More Book Review: Slow Apocalypse by John Varley5 Mysterious Time Travelers
Good fuel for stories, whether there’s any truth to them or not!
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