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SPSFC Team Review: Iron Truth by S. A. Tholin
Out of the 300 books, and our personal batch of 30, S. A. Tholin‘s Iron Truth rose to the #1 spot in the competition and we at the Asylum are celebrating that with a team review. Congrats to the author and her awesome book for winning the first ever SPSFC!
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Bloodlines by Peter Hartog
Jen reviews Bloodlines, the first book in Peter Hartog's sci-fi/UF series, The Guardian of Empire City.
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Renatus by Ryan Link
Paul reviews Renatus, a standalone science-fiction novella by Ryan Link.
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Dim Stars by Brian P. Rubin
Jen reviews Dim Stars, a stand-alone Sci-fi/YA novel by Brian P. Rubin.
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SPSFC: Team 7’s Top 3, The Semifinalists
Following yesterday's announcement of our top 10 quarterfinalists, we are excited to bring you Team 7's top 3 semifinalists advancing to round two of the Self-Published Science-Fiction Competition (SPSFC)!
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SPSFC: Team 7’s Top 10
Although we've been delayed with our announcements due to 2021 kicking our ass with a barbed-wire-wrapped pole coated in snake venom, our team is proud to bring you Team 7's top 10 quarterfinalists for the Self-Published Science-Fiction Competition.
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Arina’s Top 10 Reads of 2021
Like last year, the Asylum ladies are sharing their top 10 reads of 2021 in a sequence of 3 posts. Today Arina closes the curtain on this spotlight. You'll notice some of these books weren't actual 2021 releases, as the only rule we had for our top reads was that we had to have read them in 2021, regardless of their release date. Because it's never too late to discover a favorite or a genre-behemoth you are just now learning to love.
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Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
Jen reviews Project Hail Mary, Andy Weir's stand-alone Sci-Fi novel.
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Blacklight Born by Alexander Darwin
Jen reviews Blacklight Born, the third book in The Combat Codes Saga, Alexander Darwin's Sci-Fi Fantasy series.
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No Song, But Silence by Jonathan Nevair – Tour Encore
This past week we gave the spotlight to No Song, But Silence, Jonathan Nevair's Sci-Fi novel, the third and last book in the Wind Tide series! Our Roadies brought a wide selection of content to this show with reviews, interviews 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 No Song, But Silence through Jonathan's playlist! And don't forget to enter the giveaway!
