Sci-fi and Fantasy

Interview with G.A. Minton, author of "Trisomy XXI".

In "Golden: Heart of Dread, Book 3" by Melissa De La Cruz and Michael Johnston, we find ourselves back in the darkened world of Nat and Wes. In the conclusion of the Heart of Dread trilogy, we find a bleakness that seems more insurmountable then all that has come before.

"The Jekyll Island Chronicles: A Machine Age War" by Steve Nedvidek, Ed Crowell, and Jack Lowe is a rich mix of characterizing history and technological marvels.

What a striking coincidence that two of the most high profile supernatural fantasy shows on TV — ageless Supernatural, now in its eleventh season on The CW, and Preacher, just launched on AMC — revolve around the search for an absentee God. Some of the most profound theological and philosophical questions are being treated matter-of-factly and compellingly on pop TV. What is God’s active role in relation to mankind? To his Creation in general? Does God have a personality? Characteristics? Is he still the vengeful Old Testament God, or has He changed into the New Testament God of mercy?

Interview with Christine Amsden author of the paranormal romance "Kaitlin's Tale".

Part three of a series on the personal journey of a debut novelist: from idea to elevator pitch.

The second in a series on writing a debut novel. Join the journey to publication with Blogcritics.

New novel, "Ghost in the Park" by Ray Melnk, explores possible scientific explanation for ghosts.

Everything about "Children of Earth and Sky" by Guy Gabriel Kay makes it a wonder and a joy to read.

In "Arcadia" Iain Pears has given us a sci-fi fantasy that keeps you looking for answers. It carries mystery, danger, suspense, and just an overall array of genres to keep even the most diehard reader engaged.