Robots and Space Opera feature in this month’s roundup

Praise for Strahan’s annual best anthology

Debut novels galore! Hard SF, Mil-SF and more!

Without a time machine, time progresses in one direction, at the same inevitable pace from which there is no escape. Which means, July is fast approaching. Fortunately, Earnest has your reads covered.

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February is a month on hold, when time is frozen, waiting for something to happen. It’s so bad that the greeting card industry had to create a holiday just to keep from having to shut […]

Whether you like the pumpkin spice offerings of literary sf, the fresh apple cider of time travel with some humor thrown in, or the rich October brews of space opera, there’s something for pretty much everyone this month.

September promises a rich harvest of end-of-summer reading for science fiction fans. You can start off your month with Evan Currie’s mil-sf-space opera, Archangel One and some paranormal tales with The Nobody People by Bob Proehl and Dave Hutchinson’s The Return […]

15 caosule reviews offer more than enough to check out for the month

Old stuff, new stuff, SF cool stuff. Ernest happily adds to your Mount ToBeRead

Three Laws Lethal shines in its exploration of the future consequences of incorporatng AI into our societies.

Mayday may be the international distress call, but for SF readers the month of May offers a wide range of good books Including a new Alex Benedict novel from Jack McDevitt, Rudy Rucker’s first new […]