Astounding Non-Fiction

I discovered this book on my Libby app while browsing the library for something to read. It is a great book for those interested in the history of science fiction, or even just history in general. It includes the stories of those mainly responsible for sf's rise to popularity in our culture (Campbell, Asimov, Heinlein, and Hubbard--all fascinating characters). Throw in a helping of that crazy dianetics stuff and you're in for one absorbing ride. 

Many thanks go to its fine author: Alec Nevala-Lee. 

Five stars.

DEAD EARTH: THE GREEN DAWN REVIEW

Hi,

Matt Cowan of Horror Delve has reviewed Dead Earth: The Green Dawn.

"This is a fast-paced read filled with great characters, eerie dreams, zombies, aliens, action and the occasional touch of humor as well. Give DEAD EARTH: THE GREEN DAWN a read even if, like me, you aren’t a big fan of zombies. I think you’ll find yourself swept along to the very end."

Review at Horror Delve

The House of Small Shadows by Adam Nevill

Read my review of this novel over at Hellnotes.

http://hellnotes.com/the-house-of-small-shadows-book-review

Readers Review!

If you are reading this blog post, then you probably read genre fiction. Whether or not you enjoyed reading a particular book, I’d like to ask that you consider reviewing it on Amazon, Goodreads or someplace like that. The review doesn’t have to be lengthy or perfect, just your honest opinion about your experience. Why am I asking you to do this? Because writers are nothing without their readers, and there’s no better way for readers to show their appreciation (or the opposite) than to make the effort and write a review. Let other readers know what you think! Good or bad (I’ve had both kinds), your review matters and should be heard. I know that writers appreciate all the feedback they can get, and they’ll feel less lonely while sitting at their keyboards wondering if anyone out there reads their stories.

Review a book today. It doesn’t even have to be one of mine!