Geekomancy has its first professional review (as in not from a blurbing writer or other already-interested party), thanks to All Things Urban Fantasy. It got 4 our of 5 Bats!

http://allthingsuf.com/2012/06/early-review-geekomancy-michael-r-underwood.html

We're less than two weeks out from the pubdate, so life is getting really crazy. Most of my ( Read more... )

My review of China Mieville's upcoming fantasy The City and the City is up at 21st Century Geeks.

I got around to writing my Watchmen review, and now it's over at 21st Century Geeks.

Good news on the publishing front -- My review of The Middleman, Season One will be appearing in the Internet Review of Science Fiction early next year (probably the January issue).

I'll be sure to let everyone know when the review goes live.

Now to update my resume/CV :)

I've just reviewed Scott Lynch's Red Seas Under Red Skies over at 21st Century Geeks:

http://geektheory.wordpress.com/2008/10/30/review-red-seas-under-red-skies-by-scott-lynch/

If you haven't already read The Lies of Locke ( Read more... )

http://geektheory.wordpress.com/2008/10/06/review-valentine/Read more... )

Since my dad is in the book biz, I had the particular joy of receiving Clarion West 2007 classmate David J. Williams' debut novel in ARC form. My busy busy life of the last month or so has meant I've only just now finished it. Here is my review:

David J. Williams' The Mirrored Heavens is 21st century, next-gen cyberpunk, a grim imagining of a ( Read more... )