"The most striking thing about the scope of “The Freeze-Frame Revolution” is the way it makes the scale of the universe and the wonder of discovery feel like more of a prison than a liberating experience."
The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts
The Rack – Zine Reviews for Early May
All the zines I reviewed in early May, including a must read story from Adrian Simmons in GigaNotoSaurus
Blood Orbit by K.R. Richardson
If you like classic, procedural-style sci-fi with complex characters and worldbuilding, this is the book for you.
Capsule Reviews – May 2018
A post-Civil War apocalypse then - Two lukewarm sci-fi mysteries - A post-climate disaster revolution
The Best Short SFF – April 2018
A masterful SF novelette from Will McIntosh and two powerful fantasies by LaShawn M. Wanak and Samantha Mills highlight a great month for short fiction.
Head On by John Scalzi
"In many ways, Head On and its predecessor feel closer to the Scalzi of internet lore than his space operas do."
The Best Short SFF – March 2018
Nothing for March in the "there's a hole in your life that only this story can fill" category, but to be fair, I'm a nitpicky little shit. There is plenty of good stuff to read anyway.
The Best Short SFF – February 2018
February was a little light on recommended stories; the quality at the top is magnificent, though.
The Body Library by Jeff Noon
"...an ingeniously manufactured art object, directing the reader’s attention with a concatenation of smoky-eyed dreamlike imagery punctured by the Pavlovian responses of its actors..."
