Reynolds looks at revenge from a new angle. He wonders if revenge is an end or can it be a process? And can revenge be constructive? The solution Reynolds offers in this case is uniquely Reynolds. Continue reading ‘Slow Bullets’ Twists The Knife On Revenge
‘A Matter For Men’ ended up being quite a surprise. I went in expecting one thing but it turned out be nothing like I expected. And that is one of the hallmarks of great SF. Continue reading ‘A Matter For Men’ Is A Matter For Everyone
The Game-Players Of Titan (1963) by Philip K. Dick is an astonishingly comfortable work that requires little of the reader except an open mind. Many of the themes Dick is so famous for appear in The Game-Players Of Titan but … Continue reading ‘The Game-Players Of Titan’ Is The Best Place To Start With Dick
Brunner does the SF aspects of the story well but the horror elements are weak. Brunner describes actions and events that are terrible and awful. Yet, none of it inspires that gut churning dread good horror should. Continue reading ‘The Atlantic Abomination’ Attempts To Channel Lovecraft
