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Book Review: ‘Link’ A Science Fiction Novel by D.A.Karr
Karr does a great job of putting you in the ship with Captain Garrick and his crew. He has created a team of individuals who have a strong respect for each other, even though they do not understand all the motives and personalities. They just know that there is not a one of them that does not have the other's back, including their captain.
Read More »Interview: Gene Ha from C2E2 on His New Original Series ‘Mae’
Fabled artist and illustrator Gene Ha talks about his new creator owned project, 'Mae' as well as about diversity in comics and working with Alan Moore.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Blondes’ – A Horror Story by Emily Schultz
A funny ‘tongue in cheek’ type of apocalyptic future where one after another horror and death or deaths are caused by blonde women throughout the world. Trying to stem the tide of killings, the research shows the only connection to be the color of the women’s hair.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Memory Painter’ by Gwendolyn Womack
Variety is both strength and weakness of "The Memory Painter."
Read More »Interview: Laura Liddell Nolen, Author of ‘The Ark’
"To this day, I can’t actually believe it when people tell me they read my book and enjoyed it."
Read More »Interview: Christi J. Whitney, Author of ‘Grey’
"When I started writing, I didn’t intentionally set out to write YA. Honestly, it’s just what felt the most comfortable to me,"
Read More »Book Review: ‘End of Days” – Book Three of ‘Penryn and the End of Days,’ a Dystopic Novel by Susan Ee
Ee has given us a war and a world in turmoil. There is darkness and adventure, but also an underlying faith that will hold even in the worst of situations.
Read More »Short Novel Review: ‘Gravitas: Valkyrie in the Forbidden Zone’ by Lynne Murray
A fun read for those who love a good stranger in a strange land yarn.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: ‘Dungeon: Twilight, Volume Four, The End of Dungeon’ by Joann Sfar, Lewis Trondheim, Alfred and Mazan
The final entry in the multi-volume French GN comic fantasy series should prove satisfying for its fans, if perplexing to newcomers..
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