The Empress of Mars is a new quarterly production of Dreadnought Press. The inaugural issue of January 2012 is a lovely glossy magazine with good art, starting with the cover image of a trio of idealized spaceships by Martin Rotherham. Alas, the fiction within rarely matches the promise of the cover. And the magazine desperately needs a copy editor, one who can fix the run-on sentences, sentence fragments, and the many instances where “it’s” was used when “its” was meant. Perhaps, as with many magazines, these are merely labor pains, and future issues will be better;
Read More
Here's a lesson for me! I nearly bought this book yesterday, but I read the back over copy and thought,…
It seems to me that anyone who thinks of nature as "unchanging" isn't paying attention. This book sounds amazing and…
I've been debating whether I want to try this author as someone who likes Sci-Fi and wants to try horror…
Mine too, but to be fair, he's the only Iraqi torturer I know, fictional or otherwise. He has a great…
COMMENT Sayid ... my favorite Iraqi torturer!