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So many people regret so much in their lives. So much pain, regret, grief… This story shows the extremes to which some will go to, to get even a short respite from that pain. Only […]
So many people regret so much in their lives. So much pain, regret, grief… This story shows the extremes to which some will go to, to get even a short respite from that pain. Only […]
OBIR: Occasional Biased and Ignorant Reviews reflecting this reader’s opinion. The Golden Amazon part 2: Parasite Planet – by John Russell Fearn Publisher: Toronto Daily Star Newspaper, Ontario, Canada, 1955. Cover art: by Bill Book […]
Source: Paul Levinson interviews Richard Sparks about New Rock, New Role
Amazing News: 3/17/24 AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: March 17, 2024 New Releases in Science Fiction/Fantasy/Paranormal Romance for MARCH 13 The Big Idea: Zilka Joseph Matt’s Reviews: Wool by Hugh Howey Noah Chinn Reviews: The Chronicles […]
Publisher’s Note: Today, we’re offering our readers news assembled into subject categories. Let us know what you think! AMAZING PEOPLE NEWS Artist and author Al Sirois inadvertently shares with us that he does, in fact, […]
So Glad You (Didn’t) Ask #84: A Column of Unsolicited Opinions Unburdening Myself of Unfinished Business By Chris M. Barkley: ITEM ONE: As we emerge from the cold and cloudless days of January and February, […]
Here’s the weekly post from my author blog on the new releases I found to be of interest in my three favorite romance genres (which are also the ones I write in!), and related areas […]
The world is wider than we often know, with more people and communities in them than many of us have heard of before. In Sweet Malida: Memories of a Bene Israel Woman, author Zilka […]
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Published Date: March 2013) Pages: 514 ISBN-13: 978-1-4767-3511-5 Author: Hugh Howey Wool By Hugh Howey is the first book in the Silo series. Howey wrote Wool in his spare time […]
Any time an author reaches the end of a journey, it’s worth celebrating. So today I’d like to celebrate Glen Dahlgren. He’s been featured in KODT magazine in the past, reviewed by Barbara Blackburn (who […]
Today Steve checks out Sebastien de Castell’s “Crucible of Chaos” and finds it a good read. He says it flows quite well and features an unlikely protagonist. He also dips into a couple of A. Merritt’s juicy books from the ‘20s and ‘30s.
Starship Test 3 or Integrated Flight Test 3 (IFT3) was a huge success. Booster 10 and Ship 28 successfully lifted off at 8:25AM CT from Starbase, Texas. Hot staging was executed without a hitch: Booster […]
Los Angeles brims with opportunity in 1959―though not for aspiring fashion designer Cordelia Mai Yin, the first-generation child of Vietnamese immigrants, who finds the city unkind to outsiders and as dispirited as her own family. […]
Top Ten TV Shows and Films on streaming services this week, from Just Watch In the Hugo Awards Short Program Eligibility Arena, the following This week, genre penetration of streaming television shows is at 30%, […]
Source: What Happened to the Galileo Shuttlecraft from STAR TREK?
LIBROS Maquinaciones ha publicado el primer libro de ficción de Elton Honores, la novela , «Nunca seremos nacidos». Se presentó el 28 de febrero, en la Casa de la Literatura Peruana, en el contexto del […]
“In the meantime, the Tellurian came back from Mars, and the success of their voyage caused every world citizen to expand his chest and look mightily pleased.” Eando Binder. (1932). “The First Martian.” Amazing Stories, […]
Kathryn Sullivan writes science fiction and fantasy, including Middle Grade fantasy novels THE CRYSTAL THRONE, TALKING TO TREES, and short story collection AGENTS, ADEPTS & APPRENTICES. She is owned by a large cockatoo, who graciously […]
Terry Brooks, M. Christian, Cory Doctorow, David Epstein, Free Fiction coming this week
FANAC’s Fan History Zooms are a great way to learn some Fannish history. This Saturday is one you won’t want to miss! The Women Fen Don’t See Claire Brialey, Kate Heffner, and Leah Zeldes Smith […]
Source: T.J. KLUNE ON THE HOUSE IN THE CERULIAN SEA / IN THE LIVES OF PUPPETS- PROMO ON ABOUT THE AUTHORS TV – YouTube
Exploration can take you to some amazing places, and some places that make you wonder…what was this place like? Does it remind you of home? Someplace you’d like to return to? Can you really go […]
OBIR: Occasional Biased and Ignorant Reviews reflecting this reader’s opinion. The Golden Amazon Returns! – by John Russell Fearn Publisher: Toronto Daily Star Newspaper, Ontario, Canada, 1945. Cover art: by Bill Book Note: A health […]
AMAZING PEOPLE NEWS Sara Felix has been creating Tiaras, logos and jewelry for fans Curt Phillips shares an article about Czech author Miles J. Breuer Camestros Felapton remarks on the Federalist’s attempt to rewrite Sad […]
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: March 10, 2024 How I Would Run a Hugo Awards Banquet in 2024: Do Classic Films Still Have It Over Modern Fare? JustWatch poses the question Matt’s Reviews: The Ocean At […]
World Builders: Women Shaping SF and Fantasy: Guest Post by Sondi Warner Sondi Warner is an author with a flair for the paranormal. Her debut novel, Lead Me Astray, was selected as an Amazon Editor’s […]
Sometimes as an author, you have to work to develop a character. And sometimes, they just… appear. Which of these did author Kerry Faye have happen for her novel Dead Girl? She’s here now to […]
Editor’s Personal Note: Eva Whitley planned, hosted and managed the VERY LAST Hugo Awards Banquet held at a Worldcon. Events that had previously been routine and often referred to as “Rubber Chicken” banquets. That last […]
Modern titles like “Everything Everywhere all at Once” and “Parasite” ranked highest in our study. Meanwhile, classic titles like “Titanic” and “Forrest Gump” managed to break into the top 10. The genres of the top […]
Publisher: HarperAudio Release Date: June 2013 Format: Audio CD Disks: 5 ISBN: 006226303X ISBN13: 9780062263032 Author: Neil Gaiman Read by: Neil Gaiman The Ocean At The End Of The Lane by Neil Gaiman […]
Matt Truxaw is the author of the hard science fiction thriller “Plastivore: F*ck Around and Find Out“. It’s available on Amazon in Paperback, Kindle and free read with Kindle Unlimited. When you read it, he would really appreciate a review/rating on Amazon or your favorite book seller/book reader site.
It is also available in paperback at most other online retailers:
Bookshop.org
Books A Million
Barnes & Noble
Amazon.com
More about Matt:
He was born in Orange County California many years ago and he still lives there. He has been reading books for most of those years and writing up book reviews for the last few years. He gets most of his books out of the library so expect a lot of old science fiction classics book reviews and other science related reviews in addition to newer books he comes across.
He will be writing new reviews as he reads new books and rewriting some old ones from his personal blog: Be Kind, Be Safe, Be Responsible – Notes from a human. You can look there if you want to see earlier versions of them and earlier drafts if you can’t wait to see them here or if you want to see reviews for the books he’s read that are not Science Fiction, Fantasy or Science related.
He is still months away from publishing his next book, but if you want to be ‘in-the-loop’ on this and other works, you can follow his author’s page on Amazon.
For more reviews and articles by Matt here on Amazing Stories (Click here).
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