“Literature” Archives

For a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book geared towards grade schoolers, Hyperspace is pretty trippy …

Loved the Cold War, 007-esque espionage angle on this one.

The very first Choose Your Own Adventure story proper.

I was a big fan of The Martian, and this feels very much of a piece. One of those sci-fi novels tha…

Reading this, I can’t help but hear the actors’ voices from the TV series. They really did a marvel…

I’m pretty sure this novel about the world’s greatest assassin (and lover) is supposed to be a paro…

I thought this would be right up my alley, but it never clicked for me. Did not finish.

A delightful novella about a priest and a robot traveling through a post-apocalyptic society.

I enjoyed this well enough when I was reading, but it didn’t leave much of an impression.

Part cyberpunk dystopia, part Cold War spy thriller, Neil Sharpson’s new novel is a fascinating read.

Blending personal memoir and history, Ty Seidule seeks to understand his veneration of the traitorous Confederate general.

A delightfully clever novel that’s a must-read for people who enjoy the idea of their favorite characters coming to life.

A blend of hard science, historical philosophy, and “B” movie escapades that’s by turns fascinating, fun, and frustrating.

Definitely something for hardcore sci-fi fans to keep an eye on in the coming months.

The fundamentalism I experienced in the religious circles of my youth can now be found in progressive and “woke” circles.