The Liberation’s Child by Lucy Cruickshanks: Novel Review
16 million dead. Two struggling survivors. A past no one can escape.
Category Archives: Dystopian
Novel excerpt: Blackwolf by Phil Gilvin
The second novel in Phil Gilvin’s Truth sister duology, Blackwolf.
The Pod Tower by Pete Alexander novel review: isolation, surveillance and addiction
An addicted society is a compliant society.
Kings of a Dead World by Jamie Mollart novel review: sleeping through life
Review of Kings of a Dead World by Jamie Mollart.
I’m back – and so is Mallworld
I’m done sulking now.
The Path of Good Response by Steve Frogley Novel Review
A dystopian novel filled with the darkest would-you-rathers imaginable.
Hole Punch by Garth Simmons novel review
“Everything I say is said better elsewhere.”
Excerpt: Steve Frogley’s novel ‘The Path of Good Response’
‘Joe could picture the scene before it happened. A large wave came rolling into the shore behind Dixon, exactly as he recalled it. As it rose to its greatest height before breaking, Joe could see a dark shape within it that chilled his blood.’
The Death of the Sentence by Richard Doyle – poetry pamphlet review
untie the tangled light- years, tremble as they fall
scatter dust behind you
is this the human dawn?
Excerpt: Jeffery Zavadil’s second novel ‘Mallworld, Incorporated: Bound Together’
The second instalment of Jeffery Zavadil’s Mallworld Incorporated series is out now – and here’s an exclusive peak.