The following is a short list of June releases on my radar. I am trying to stay focused on reading books from my already bulging TBR, but wi...

It's Memorial Day, and I've been thinking about my preference for books with military content. I've reviewed enough military-bas...

Aka is a planet whose totalitarian government destroyed its culture and history in order to build a technologically-based society, with an...

Well, the Imperial Radch trilogy by Ann Leckie is done, and what a glorious ride it has been! In Ancillary Mercy , Ann Leckie brings the s...

Joining Ames in her 30 Day Blog Challenge , hoping that I can make it so I can get back on the blogging groove.  No excuses, I just need to...

Happy 2016 everyone! I wish you all a healthy and prosperous new year. First, a note. 2015 was a year of changes and more changes in my pe...

This summer I am indulging myself. The bulk of my reading has consisted of books that I've been wanting to get to for a long time. I c...

Illustration / Cover by Wesley Allsbrook Recommended by Locus Magazine. This novelette was acquired and edited for Tor.com by consulting...

In February, I continued the process of catching up by reading a few short works on Locus Magazine's list of recommended SF reads, as w...

Space by Stephan Martieniere My participation in The 2015 Science Fiction Experience was minimal. Nevertheless, it was no less enjoyab...

Written in an episodic style, Becky Chambers' debut novel The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet is an intergalactic journey driven by t...

Do you read introductions to books, anthologies and/or collections? Editor Steve Berman asks that question in the introduction to his  Wilde...

Space by Stephan Martieniere Used with permission from the artist To view complete Portfolio visit artist's  website The Sci-Fi ...

My reading throughout the month of November has been sporadic at best. But, I'm reading which is a good sign. I began reading again by...

An American Duchess by Sharon Page This historical romance set in both England and the United States, a few years after World War I, is ...

As promised, I'm continuing my summer reading updates today by featuring four books I read during the month of July. As you will see bel...