Bound Feet by Kelsea Yu review

Bound Feet by Kelsea Yu

Paul reviews Bound Feet by Kelsea Yu, a horror novella published by Cemetery Gates Media, book three in their standalone, My Dark Library series.

Tower of Mud and Straw by Yaroslav Barsukov

Tower of Mud and Straw by Yaroslav Barsukov

Arina reviews Yaroslav Barsukov’s Tower of Mud and Straw, a Gaslamp Science Fantasy novella.
“Tower of Mud and Straw makes perfect use of the novella format, an awesome gaslamp science fantasy with a mystery punch. I can see myself coming back to this world again and again.”

Oshibana Complex by Craig Hallam

Oshibana Complex by Craig Hallam

Craig Hallam’s Oshibana Complex is everything I love about cyberpunk: a sharp dissection of the present by peeking into the future. This curious novella puts a captivating story into just a few pages.

An Unnatural Life by Erin K. Wagner

An Unnatural Life by Erin K Wagner

A plangent and dismal story that resonates in the now, Erin K. Wagner’s latest novella, An Unnatural Life, takes us to the coming probabilities of robot civil rights through an exploration of sentience, free will, and humanity. But more importantly, science fiction novella extrapolates on how we humans react and shun new forms of identity.

Frozen Rage by Steve McHugh tour banner

Storytellers On Tour: Frozen Rage by Steve McHugh – Encore

This past week we gave the spotlight to Fozen Rage, a novella from the Hallequin Chronicles’ world by Steve McHugh in celebration of its release! Our Roadies brought a wide selection of content to this show with reviews and other posts. Now it’s time to bring the show to an end and it’s my pleasure to present you with the encore, including some extra content. Come and learn a bit more about the world of Frozen Rage through a Q&A with Steve!

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