Anyone who has read works by Eric Michael Craig knows that he doesn't do restraint. His stories are sweeping sagas that span multiple interlocking series, each of which contains a large bank of titles. He's quickly becoming a hard sci-fi version of...
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Zeedub Reviews: Pirate Ball and Brush Strokes by Geoff Habiger
Fantasy author Geoff Habiger has been on my reading radar ever since I first met him at the Albuquerque Comic Con several years ago. His writing style is quite unique within his genre, often pulling inspiration from unusual sources to create hybrid...
Zeedub Reviews: Dust of the Deep (Wings of Earth #2) by Eric Michael Craig
Eric Michael Craig is at it again with Dust of the Deep, book two in his Wings of Earth series. Fans of the author will know exactly what I mean by "at it again," as his writing style tends to hook readers into wild adventures. Notably, he employs...
Zeedub Reviews: Joy of the Widow’s Tears by Geoff Habiger and Coy Kissee
Fantasy author team Geoff Habiger and Coy Kissee are back at it with Joy of the Widow's Tears, the second book of their Constable Inspector Lunaria Adventure series. I greatly enjoyed the first book, Wrath of the Fury Blade, so I was eager and...
Zeedub Reviews: A Twist in Time by Brent A. Harris
Dickens meets Steampunk. That's the first line in the description of A Twist in Time, the latest novel by Brent A. Harris. I mean seriously, what more do you want? Why yes, sir, I would like some more. (And by that, I mean I clicked the "Buy"...
Zeedub Reviews: Echoes of Starlight (Wings of Earth #1) by Eric Michael Craig
Eric Michael Craig is a hard sci-fi author who caught my attention with his Atlas and the Winds and Shan Takhu Legacy series, both of which are gems in the genre. Therefore, I knew what to expect going into the Wings of Earth series, and yet Craig...
Zeedub Reviews: Old Man’s War by John Scalzi
Military science fiction is one of the most popular and beloved subgenres in fiction. Titles like War of the Worlds and Starship Troopers continue to captivate readers to this day. Hollywood took notice, gifting us mega-hits like Aliens and...
Zeedub Reviews: Untouchable by Geoff Habiger and Coy Kissee
I have been following author team Geoff Habiger and Coy Kissee ever since reading their debut effort Unremarkable, a gritty 20's era gangster romp (with vampires). They have a certain talent for genre fusions, where they brew up refreshing takes...
Zeedub Reviews: Monkeyboy by S. Shane Thomas
I first learned of S. Shane Thomas through the Science Fantasy Hub, a landing platform for fans of the indie writing community. Thomas is an enthusiastic supporter of independent authors and I enjoy reading through his collection of thoughtful...
Zeedub Reviews: Faerie Rising by A. E. Lowan
First, a confession. Fantasy has never been my thing. It's not that I dislike the genre, it's just that I rarely find works that appeal to my personal taste. I much prefer the high tech action and greasy spaceships of science fiction. But even so,...
Zeedub Reviews: Write That Script by Lindsay J Sedgwick
I am a science fiction novelist who got thrust into a screenwriting career. I had assumed that my writing skills would translate across mediums, but once I started delving into the process, I quickly learned that I needed help. As with any creative...
Zeedub Reviews: Home World by Bonnie Milani
I first learned about Bonnie Milani through the Sci-Fi Roundtable, an online group frequented by authors who exchange tips and guidance about how to improve their craft. One of the best things about hanging with writer types is that you discover...