interviews9/30/2022
Some Thoughts with … Armani Salado and Eric Martinez
Today we are accompanied by Eric Martinez and Armani Saludo, co-founders of Forbidden Origins and authors of The Old Universe.
reviews9/30/2022
The Old Universe (Forbidden Origins #1), by Armani Salado and Eric Martinez
The Old Universe is the debut novel of what it intends to be an epic sci-fi/space opera saga, Forbidden Origins. Co-written by Eric Martinez and Armani Salado, it has really interesting ideas, and I enjoyed it greatly while reading it.
reveals9/29/2022
Cover Reveal: World Running Down, by Al Hess
Today we have the honour of, in collaboration with other bloggers and Angry Robots, being the hosts of this cover reveal of the new book of Al Hess, World Running Down, whose publishing is scheduled for February 14th, 2023.
interviews9/28/2022
Some Thoughts with … E.J. Doble
Today we are accompanied by E.J. Doble, a young indie author from Bath, the writer behind The Fangs of War and the soon-to-be-released The Crescent Moon.
reviews9/28/2022
The Crescent Moon (Realm of Prophets #1), by E.J. Doble
The Crescent Moon is a really unique novella by the author E.J. Doble, and the initial book on the future series The Realm of Prophets. Our protagonist, My’ala, will meet a mysterious stranger, Artemis the Hermit, being really young (she’s around 9-10 years during the first encounter), embarking herself on a relationship where both will try to answer the question «What is the meaning of life?»
reviews9/27/2022
Divinity’s Twilight: Remnant (Divinity’s Twilight #2) by Christopher Russell
Divinity’s Twilight: Remnant (for the rest of the review Remnant) is the second installment in the Divinity’s Twilight series, by Christopher Russell. I was originally pulled by this series due to the aesthetic of the cover and the steampunk elements, and remained for the characters and the world, and we will follow them as they try to deal with the aftermath after the fall of Darmatia, the end of Rebirth.
interviews9/27/2022
Some Thoughts with … Stephen Rice
Today, the chosen one is Stephen Rice, author of A Handful of Souls, a rather unconventional grimdark fantasy that starts the Split Sea saga.
reviews9/27/2022
A Handful of Souls (The Split Sea #1), by Stephen Rice
A Handful of Souls is the debut novel from the English author Stephen Rice and certainly, a unique book in the way it takes some themes. Defining its genre is certainly something kinda difficult, so I think the best way to define it is by making ours the term used by the own author «family grimdark», as certainly we are going to follow the story of the Kale-Tollworth family, and the characters have a certainly questionable moral.