Regina Shen: Resilience by Lance Erlick Amazon/Barnes&Noble/Goodreads Published by: Finlee Augare Books Review by: Dani Hoots REGINA SHEN SERIES DESCRIPTION This series takes place 400 years in the future after abrupt climate change has melted the ice caps, flooded the coasts, and expanded deserts. Civilization collapsed and was replaced by a World Federation with its notorious…
Tag: dystopian
Dani Hoot’s Review of An Eighty Percent Solution by Thomas Gondolfi
An Eighty Percent Solution by Thomas Gondolfi Amazon/Tanstaafl Press Published by Tanstaafl Press Review by Dani Hoots Synopsis, taken from Tanstaafl Press page: In a world where corporations suborn governments as a part of good business practice and unregistered humans can be killed without penalty, Tony Sammis, a mid level corporate functionary, finds himself unwittingly in…
Greg Wilkey’s “Growing Up Dead” Audiobook Blog Tour Day #4 : Interview with Greg Wilkey
Being a part of Bibliophile’s Workshop’s many different blog tours,“ will give you the opportunity to read various novels, spanning many genres and writing styles, along with helping share new, promising titles with readers all across the internet. Growing Up Dead Audiobook Blog Tour Monday, April 27,2014 – Ends Saturday May 2,2015 Information About…
Review of “The Night Butterflies,” By: Sara Litchfield/ Literary Tea Feature
INDIE AUTHOR APPRECIATION MONTH! Be sure to check out details on how to win a complimentary tea prize, courtesy of Mighty Leaf Tea Amazon/Barnes &Nobles/Books-A-Million/Goodreads/Book Buzz Encapsulating the experience of reading Sara Litchfield’s intense, almost psychedelic/nightmarish dystopian novel The Night Butterflies in linear words feels self-defeating, or even borderline futile (much like the process of reaching genetic…
Pills and Starships by Lydia Millet- a review by Jessica Curtis
Pills and Starships, written by: Lydia Millet Review Written by: Jessica Curtis Publisher: Akashic Books Release Date: May 19,2014 Amazon (Kindle Edition)/Barnes and Nobles (Nook Edition)/Kobo If you could dream or really have a nightmare of a future where the population is controlled by the government you would be dreaming of the world portrayed in Lydia Millet’s…
A Bibliophile's Reverie 