Review: Zero Hour by Craig Alanson
It’s book #5 in the series, so if you’re still reading by this point, you pretty much know what to expect: more zany outer space adventures; Skippy says all human...
It’s book #5 in the series, so if you’re still reading by this point, you pretty much know what to expect: more zany outer space adventures; Skippy says all human...
A nice quick read that tries to explain common questions—such as where did humans come from, why we have night or day, what is the sun, what is a rainbow, and wha...
Today, I’m excited to announce that the 3rd edition of Terraform: Up & Running is now published! It includes over 100 pages of new content, including two...
The good Interesting magic system based on the ability to imbue power into chalk drawings: e.g., you can draw circles as defensive barriers, lines to sho...
It’s yet another entry (#12, I believe) in the Lost Fleet series, so if you’ve made it to this point, you know exactly what to expect. On the positive side, you g...
The good This one is a page turner. There’s fast-paced action and a fun central mystery that makes it hard to put down. An interesting look at ...
The good All the great characters from the previous books return. This book is not afraid to (a) develop the “bad guys”, so they are interestin...
I wish I had found this book years ago. It contains a clear 24-step process for creating a new business or product. There is no fluff in this book; no business bo...
The good Fascinating premise of being able to “upgrade” DNA to give humans super intelligence, cognition, physical traits, etc. The book explores the pre...
The good Fast-paced thriller. A few OK action scenes. A few interesting deductions. The not so good The writing and dia...