Category Archives: Reviews

Jessup blends a number of SF elements into the story of Ekhi, found stranded in her ship, and the odd assortment of characters that find her on their way to compete a shadowy mission – space opera and cyberpunk, a little … Continue reading →

“My two favourite stories in the collection have some similarities. The protagonists of “Stone Dogs” and “Red Hairs” start their respective stories in schools where they don’t quite fit in. Both stories also contain mysterious foxes. “Stone Dogs” is wonderful. … Continue reading →

“The best way I can describe Glass Coffin Girls? Like Cinderella walking over the shards of her own glass slipper, broken…the blood looks positively gorgeous against the crystalware, don’t you think?” From- My Fluttering Heart Book Reviews

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There are some Genre books that are perfect.  Absolutely pitch perfect.  Like listening to Chopin, it is the most beautiful thing in the world to read the book, experience the book.  By absorbing this work into your memories, you can … Continue reading →

One thing I like about the Earthsea books is that each one is completely different than the last.  The first and the third novels bear some resemblance to each other (and are, I think, the weakest of the books), but … Continue reading →

Is absolutely AMAZING.  Funny, witty, it works in so many levels.  And the real star of this whole thing is Neil Patrick Harris as Doctor Horrible.  He’s just brilliant.  The acting is subtle, and amazing. Lots of character poured through … Continue reading →

And all I can say is yes.  Yes, yes, yes, hell yes.  This is what science fiction should be.  This is amazing, great, character driven mystery sort of thing.  It is so different from anything else I’ve ever read, so … Continue reading →