Game Changers of the Apocalypse, by Mark Kirkbride: #BookReview.
Science Fiction/Post-Apocalyptic Horror 299 pages As far as I can recall, I’ve never read a book in the post-apocalypse genre before, so it’s probable there are…
Italy: Trip of a Lifetime. Final Part
Lake Maggiore on an uncharacteristic dull day, with a displaying cormorant in the foreground. This is the last of the posts recording our stay in Italy…
2018 is Done; Hello 2019
Is it a good habit to review your past? Maybe looking back like this can help the observer see actions that might help in moving forward.…
The Darkness Abides, by L. Harcroft: #BookReview.
Fantasy serial It’s difficult to know whether this book is experimental or just badly written. The sentence structure sometimes seems borrowed from the 19th century and…
Where Did the Hills Go?, by Lali Gupta Chatterjee : #BookReview.
109 pages Science Fiction When science fiction is written by an established physicist the reader can expect the science at least to be plausible. That’s the…
Italy: Trip of a Lifetime. Part 12
Posts recording our stay in Italy in September. We thoroughly enjoyed it, so we’re sharing our experience. You’ll get the (almost) full story of our travels,…
Water Entanglement, by Claudiu Murgan: #BookReview.
Science fiction is a broad genre, as is fantasy. Sometimes the two are mixed, as in this piece of imaginative narrative. The book deals with a…
