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Books reviews of the best science fiction stories, texts, educational texts, and journals.
The 16 Best Science Fiction Books for Beginners to Read in 2022
Hello and welcome to my blog. I'm going to be sharing The 16 Best Science Fiction Books for Beginners to Read in 2022. People that are newer to sci-fi and are looking for where to start to see. if they enjoy the genre and to see what types of sci-fi they might like so with that in mind each book that is on the list I picked for a particular type of reader.
Muhiuddin AlamPublished 8 days ago in Futurism
A Double Fantasy Writer
Nikola Stefan is a fantasy writer and a seeker. He has been honing his crafts for many years, across decades. While having a PhD in Intellectual Capital, it is writing that is his true passion, calling, and life. His safehouse from the supernatural is science.
Nikola StefanPublished 15 days ago in FuturismScience Fiction and Fantasy Stories that Surprised Me
I gather my book recommendations from a variety of sources. The internet is a great place where one can find a whole bunch of people talking about their reading experiences. One can readily find almost everything - synopsis, summary, and reviews - about a book on the internet. There are times when I have received recommendations from my friends, my family, my peers, and sometimes even from strangers whom I have met in bookshops. Upon receiving these suggestions, there are times when I select a book after doing a considerable amount of research - reading the synopsis, reading about the author, and reading multiple reviews of the book. This drill is repeated several times especially when I am picking up an author whose work I have not read before. But then there are also occasions when I have picked books without doing any background research. And when I do that, I start reading the book without any expectations. Obviously, I do expect to enjoy the book, but other than that I try not to raise my hopes very much.
Kaumudi SinghPublished 15 days ago in Futurism
The Push :Mother nurturer vs. nature
A page-turning psychological thriller about a woman whose parenting experience is precisely what she dreaded when she was a child.
Writers on Writing: Anne Rice
On December 11, 2021, the world lost a truly great author and human being: Anne Rice. For those who don’t know, Anne Rice is a popular author best known for The Vampire Chronicles and the iconic Lestat, known lovingly by fans as the “Brat Prince.” She also wrote The Witching Hour and other books about the Mayfair Witches, The Wolf Gift Chronicles, the Sleeping Beauty erotica series, and Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, on which the 2016 film The Young Messiah is based. She is also the mother of another author, Christopher Rice.
Stephanie HoogstadPublished 22 days ago in FuturismConspiracy
This essay has no title, it is recognized through an isbn code. It is the final part of a trilogy, which also includes “My Continuous Becoming” and “The Omniverse”, which the author himself defines as “a trilogy of thoughts, considerations, opinions, comparisons, hopes, opportunities”.
Patrizia PoliPublished 3 months ago in Futurism
Book Series Review: Air Awakens by Elise Kova
Recommended Age: 14+ Content Warnings: War themes, mild sex, and bodily harm. Rating: 4.2/5 stars This review will cover the entirety of the five-book series by Elise Kova. Expect some light spoilers as I will be alluding to the overall plot of the series, highlighting certain scenes, and discussing the development of certain characters.
Amanda StarksPublished 3 months ago in FuturismSusanne Collins, "Hunger Games"
What creates an editorial phenomenon is the novelty of the subject. The same goes for Eco’s murderous monks, Meyer’s “vegetarian” vampires, Dan Brown’s sangreal lineage, or James’s sadomasochistic bondage. Everything that comes after is in the wake, it is an imitation of the original.
Patrizia PoliPublished 3 months ago in Futurism
Review of Rosemary Claire Smith's 'Next Frontier' Novelette
This seems to be my year -- by which I mean all of 2021 and 2022 -- for alternate history. The second season of For All Mankind in February 2021, Ronald D. Moore's masterful alternate history about the race to the Moon in the 1960s, and ensuing decades, was even better than the first. My 90-minute interview with Rufus Sewell in July 2021 about The Man in the High Castle series on Apple TV+ got me even deeper into that one-of-a-kind stunning story. And just this month, a favorite story that I've written was published -- "It's Real Life," my alternate history about The Beatles.
Paul LevinsonPublished 3 months ago in Futurism
Book Review: The Final Progam by Michael Moorcock.
The Final Program is a science fiction adventure novel written by UK author Michael Moorcock. The book is the first in a series called the Jerry Cornelius quartet, after its protagonist, who works as a secret agent for hire. The story was published in 1968 by Avon Books in paperback. Then in the following year, a hardback edition was published in the UK. The novel is 168 pages long and is the only Michael Moorcock story to be made into a motion picture.
Edward GermanPublished 5 months ago in Futurism
The Seven Realms Series - Should You Read It?
What's Seven Realms In a Nutshell (No Spoilers) The Seven Realms Series takes place in a conventional fantasy world filled with medieval technologies, swordplay, castles, and keep. Written by the author, Cinda William Chima.
Jed SilverlakePublished 7 months ago in Futurism
A Review of "Old Soldiers"
"Old Soldiers" by Neal Litherland is a mix of science fiction and noir crime drama set against a post-apocalyptic backdrop with a surprising amount of heart, charm, and suspense.
Amanda LyonsPublished 8 months ago in Futurism
