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The Trials of Imogene Sol, by CL Walters
I'd followed Cami's journey (she writes as CL Walters) for a few years when her first science fiction novel, The Trials of Imogene Sol, came out in 2023, so naturally, I was curious—and excited. Three years later, the book is still stuck somewhere in the back of my mind, and with the sequel on its way, I'm itching to revisit it.
Oct 2


Douglas Adams Cracks a Huge, Approving Grin
D.C. Greschner's Quirky, Satirical Sci-Fi Out of Tune packs a slew of themes that are dear to my heart.
Dec 11, 2024


Interview With Leon Stevens
My kindergarten teacher gave me a fat pencil and told me to print my name. Oh, writing, writing…
Oct 12, 2023


Interview With John Calia
When asked what it’s about, I always say it's about female empowerment and artificial intelligence.
Oct 3, 2023


Under Scorching Earth
An underground city built to ride out the devastating heat. A young engineer who may be the key to saving her city...
Feb 13, 2023


Like a Slice of Pizza
Out-Of-This-World Sci-Fi That Bends Your Mind - Interview With Seth Halleway, Sci-fi Author
Jan 15, 2023


Rita Carla Francesca Monticelli
The happiest moment is when I finish the first draft. At that point I can say my fantasies have finally come true!
Nov 15, 2022


Gravity Shattering
A gazillion questions popped to my mind as I read V.R. Friesen's gravity-defying, imagination-gorged fiction.
Apr 24, 2022




Reality Skimming
An interview with Lynda Williams, author of epic science fiction and creator of The Okal Rel Saga
Feb 9, 2022


The Lorel Experiment
I just love epic stories. They do something to me. As if they changed me as I read them.
Jan 27, 2022


Point Of No Return
Anna left at dawn. She entered the Martian desert, all alone. Where is she going? What secret is she hiding?
Dec 31, 2021
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