“Isaac Steele and the Forever Man,” written and narrated by Daniel Rigby, is a bonkers ride through a cosmos where bureaucratic chaos meets outlandish adventure. I read a few reviews before going into this one, and the one thing I […]
If you’re looking for an easy science fiction tale that doesn’t take things too seriously, then Starlite by Jonathan Latt is for you. Set hundreds of years into humanity’s future, it has a charming kind of retro-futuristic vibe to it
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Another great collection of short stories! I enjoyed the first a lot so was rather excited when the author reached out to let me know that the second volume was now available on Audible. Like the first, this is a
This was an odd one, but ultimately a good read. “Borrowed Time” by John Nolte explores themes of immortality, morality, and the fragility of human existence, wrapped up in a suspenseful and somewhat philosophical look at what it would be
This is one of those books I have been putting off for years. I started it (in Kindle form) back when it first came out and a few times since but could never quite bring myself to read more than
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Discovering the Bob and Nikki series on Audible Plus feels like a stroke of luck. What might have been a passing choice for me turned into an unexpected delight. This audiobook offers a laid-back, charming narrative filled with witty banter,
I love short stories, and science fiction ones tend to land the format well. Sci-Fi Short by Mark Roman and Duncan Galloway delivers nineteen stories ranging from the very short micro-fiction of 100 words to (based on a few guesses)
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Tyson, the Warlord of Arizona and CEO of Silken Sands, a BuyMort Affiliate, continues his rise to power. After managing to piss off basically all of the major players in the universe, Tyler is now something of a celebrity. With
Billed as a “Pre-apocalyptic Sci-Fi Comedy”, Offlining by GJ Weinstein encompasses this with a great dollop of romantic comedy on top, and maybe a side of Porky’s raunch on the side with all the sex-dripped humour. It’s a rather satirical
This collection of books is one that left me wondering whether to continue at various points. The first two are a lot of fun. Just silly sci-fi romps with genuine laugh-out-loud moments. Tom Stranger is the foremost insurance agent in
The “last person on Earth” storyline is a classic that often explore the themes of isolation, loneliness, survival, self-reflection, and the like. A Day in the Life by Andrew Masseurs explores this in his short tale where our protagonist Michael
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Technically, this is a review of both book 2 and book 3 – BuyMort: Rise of the Window Puncher – because I was so entrenched into the story I had to instantly hit play on book 3 and keep it
