Library Journal reviews Finder by bogwitch64.

Excerpt: "DeFino’s first novel creates an exotic desert environment as a backdrop to the story of a young man’s coming-of-age and a young woman’s search for the only family she has left. VERDICT Compelling characters and a fascinating world background make this a good addition to most fantasy collections ( Read more... )

Library Journal reviews Transcendence by mckitterick.

Excerpt: "Readers who enjoyed the cyberpunk feel of Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash as well as the cosmic fiction of James Blish’s Cities in Flight should welcome the author’s full-length sf debut."

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The Priestess and the Slave (Amazon | Boomerang Books | Read Chapters One and Two) by jennyblackford got a glowing review by Fiona Hobden in HerStoria magazine.

Excerpts: "Blackford's method is illuminating." "...a rich and enjoyable read." "...an intelligently-executed novel, The Priestess and the Slave is thoroughly recommended."


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Destination: Future, edited by Z.S. Adani alaneer and Eric T. Reynolds earned a starred review from Publishers Weekly

Excerpt: "The strengths of this 21-story anthology are its diversity, cerebral speculation, and stellar storytelling, which breathe new life into well-worn themes." The reviewer also referred to it as an "exceptional anthology."

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Here's a nice review of klingonguy's Buffalito Destiny by James Maxey.

Excerpt: "...the book is a fast-paced, often funny romp that should be a rewarding read for those who don't demand elaborately detailed science in their science fiction and who are looking for something genuinely new."


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Here's a nice review of Jenny Blackford's jennyblackford The Priestess and the Slave by Pamela Sargent.


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Here's a great review by alaneer of The Priestess and the Slave by Jenny Blackford. Congratulations, Jenny!


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Buffalito Destiny (Amazon) by Lawrence M. Schoen, klingonguy has earned an excellent review from Publishers Weekly"Schoen makes the leap from short fiction to novel-length adventure with this eclectic, oddball tale of a man swept up by destiny, aliens, and circumstance. The Amazing Conroy is a stage hypnotist who has parlayed an alien buffalo dog, a creature ( Read more... )

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