Landlocked in Foreign Skin Drew Huff Independently published (January 28, 2025) Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy “Everything can change. Inevitability is a lie. Just when you think you know the future, that you’ve managed to grasp forward in time and figure it out, it...
The Collected Works of S. Mukerji Edited by Eric J. Guignard Dark Moon Books (November 26, 2024) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham The Collected Works of S. Mukerji is an interesting book on more than one level. There are two sections to this slim volume, and they...
I Know What UFO Did Last Summer Kevin Garone Temor Press (March 11, 2025) Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy This book is a hilarious elementary sci-fi elementary tale also entertaining for adults. Garone’s humor shines on the page and his characters are snarky, witty, brave...
Worn Skin: Tattoos are More Than Just Symbols Torgeir Blok Independently published (September 3, 2024) Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy The beginning of this book is hard to jump into, but once I got past the scene on the train, I was pulled into a world of intrigue, magic,...
Bleedthrough and Other Small Horrors Scarlett R. Algee Cold War Radio Press (May 26, 2020) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham I must admit that this is my first foray into flash fiction, and with Scarlett Algee’s Bleedthrough and Other Small Horrors, I regret that I am...
The House at Black Tooth Pond Stephen Mark Rainey Crossroad Press (February 1, 2025) Reviewed by Carson Buckingham Aiken Mill, Virginia, also known as ‘The Cold Case Capitol of the World,’ is fast becoming the bane of Sheriff Bryce Parrott’s existence with the latest...
