A Victorian Time Traveller stands beside an ornate brass time machine overlooking the White Sphinx, Eloi ruins, shadowy Morlocks, and a distant red sun in H. G. Wells’ future Earth.

The Time Machine by H.G. Wells Review

Does the H.G. Wells Sci-Fi Classic Hold Up? The 1960s film adaptation of H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine hooked me as a kid.[…]

A rogue SecUnit without a helmet protects Dr. Mensah inside a futuristic transit station while corporate security forces close in behind them.

Review of Exit Strategy by Martha Wells

Avoiding Emotions and GrayCris It’s time for another installment of Martha Wells’ brilliantly fun series! Today, I’m finally diving into Exit Strategy (The[…]

Stone tablet with mysterious alien markings in a lush jungle on an alien planet, with a spacecraft, distant ruins, and a massive moonlit world in the sky, inspired by Echo by Jack McDevitt.

Throwback Thursday: Book Review: Echo by Jack McDevitt (Alex Benedict #5)

Throwback Thursday: Echo I know it has been a while since I have done a Throwback Thursday post. I have just been consumed[…]

A young girl and a mysterious teacher stand near a fractured colony on an alien world, with ravens overhead, a starship nearby, and a glowing buried machine beneath the landscape.

Review of Children of Memory (Children of Time #3) by Adrian Tchaikovsky

The Most Star Trek Book in the Children of Time Series It is time for the third installment of the Children of Time[…]

Rogue Protocol featured image showing a rogue security android and companion robot inside a damaged space station with a swirling green and blue gas giant outside

Rogue Protocol (The Murderbot Diaries, #3) by Martha Wells

Reluctant Heroes and Robot Feelings It’s time once again for another Murderbot Diary review. And honestly? Spoiler alert: these novellas just keep getting[…]

Tall augmented security construct seen from behind in a crowded space station concourse, subtle blue cybernetic implants glowing under a dark jacket.

Artificial Condition (The Murderbot Diaries #2) by Martha Wells

Introvert in Space I loved All Systems Red so I have basically committed to reading the complete The Murderbot Diaries sci-fi novella series[…]

Bioluminescent alien octopus and advanced spacecraft orbiting a vast blue ocean planet, inspired by the science fiction novel Children of Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky.

Children of Ruin (Children of Time #2) by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Exploring Alien Intelligence I loved Children of Time so much that picking up the sequel, Children of Ruin, was a no-brainer. This second[…]

A retro-style sci-fi illustration of a massive alien stone fortress floating in unspace, glowing with energy as a lone spacecraft approaches amid a swirling cosmic entity.

Lords of Uncreation (The Final Architecture #3) by Adrian Tchaikovskyv

Lords of Uncreation Review: A Fitting End to the Final Architecture? Lords of Uncreation is the final book in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Final Architecture[…]

Armored SecUnit “Murderbot” with a glowing red visor stands guard on a rugged alien world during a dangerous planetary survey.

All Systems Red (The Murderbot Diaries, #1) by Martha Wells

All Systems Red Review: I Finally Caved and Read Murderbot My mother has been begging me to read The Murderbot Diaries for years.[…]

A lone figure stands on the jagged lava fields of Criccieth’s Hell, staring up at a blazing eclipse-like Eye burning in the smoke-filled sky.

Eyes of the Void (The Final Architecture #2) by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Eyes of the Void Review: The Stakes Get Higher in Tchaikovsky’s Sequel Shards of Earth left me wanting more of Idris Telemmier, Solace,[…]