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Last Contact: Galaxy's Edge Book 15

Last Contact is where everything in Season Two of Galaxy’s Edge comes together. There is something here for just about every flavor of fan I’ve seen so far, and you can see the pieces being setup for a real banger in the next book. In Remains, we got

Darkness and Stone: The Lost Book 3

Darkness and Stone wraps up Peter Nealen’s WarGate series The Lost nicely. You get a cataclysmic final confrontation, endless chthonic horrors, and the phrase, “you mean you just guilt-tripped him to death?” One of my favorite things about this series is that Nealen manages to give the impression that

Linkfest 2022-04-29: The Well at the World's End

John D. Cook points out the inherent tradeoff between predictive accuracy and serving as a public authority. This never stops being funny to me. Isegoria: The Well at the World’s End Friend of the blog Isegoria points us to William Morris’ forgotten work The Well at the World’s

Audible Annual Series Sale

I see that Audible has some titles I recommend on sale. You can sometimes get good deals on audiobooks by buying a ebook on sale and then using Whispersync, but in this case the audiobook is directly on sale. Amazon links do benefit me if you buy something, but I

WarGate John Carter

Steve Ferris shared the picture in this post on Facebook, and said that it is a sneak preview for WarGate books. John Carter is likely a good fit for WarGate, with it’s combination of military adventure and mythic monsters. However, Burroughs’ John Carter is famous for ethnographic nudity, so

Sam Youd's Birthday (AKA John Christopher)

Thanks to Twitter, I found out that A hundred years ago today, writer Sam Youd - aka John Christopher - was born in an unseasonable Easter Day snowstorm. The Tripods novels were one of my first youthful forays into science fiction. At the time, I had no idea about the

Darkness and Stone out on Amazon today

The third book in Peter Nealen’s series The Lost is out today [April 15, 2022] on Amazon. I really enjoy this series, it is eerie and dark, yet at the same time has a core of Christian hope that shines through. I’ve got a review copy, and I