Book Review
Time for PsyQ
In the inspiring novel "Time for PsyQ", a shy girl uses her special abilities to help others. In Marti Ward’s fast, fun novel "Time for PsyQ", friends learn that their individual differences—and their willingness to work...
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Book Review
In the inspiring novel "Time for PsyQ", a shy girl uses her special abilities to help others. In Marti Ward’s fast, fun novel "Time for PsyQ", friends learn that their individual differences—and their willingness to work...
Book Review
by Mari Carlson
A lone human in a synthetic world is undone by unanswerable questions in the unsettling dystopian novel Conquergood & the Center of the Intelligible Mystery of Being. In CG Fewston’s dystopian novel Conquergood & the Center of...
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"Minimum Safe Distance" is a sobering science fiction novel in which sentient beings battle for survival. In X. Ho Yen’s science fiction novel "Minimum Safe Distance", human beings fall prey to threats from within and without. With a...
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"First of His Kind" is an inventive, series-opening science fiction novel about the steep price of progress and knowledge. In Dan Sugralinov’s science fiction novel "First of His Kind", stranded misfits band together to navigate an...
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"Darkness to Light" is a future-set science fiction novel wherein society has crumbled, but God’s faithful remain. In David H. Maring’s edgy science fiction novel "Darkness to Light", a contemporary man enters an exciting...
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by Ho Lin
Set in a dystopian near-future, Hilary Zaid’s conspiracy novel "Forget I Told You This" sets itself apart with erudite flair and heartfelt human drama. Amy specializes in writing letters by hand in an age where the act of writing is a...
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An elderly, closeted trans woman makes a final stand against fascistic AI in Chris Bergeron’s novel "Valid". When Earth was rocked by environmental decay and recurrent pandemics, David, an AI designed to be “humanity’s best...
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In Eugen Bacon and Andrew Hook’s literary science fiction novel "Secondhand Daylight", time travel complements a search for belonging. Green is an outsider who has no ambition, family, or friends. The peak of his week is going to the...
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