Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016): Where Did Those Death Star Plans Come From
My Rogue One review: a much better Star Wars with a real story about the stolen plans and heroes who don’t all make it. 3.8 out of 5.
My Rogue One review: a much better Star Wars with a real story about the stolen plans and heroes who don’t all make it. 3.8 out of 5.
This was another book that was very easy to enjoy. Station Rage has action and intrigue, beginning with some history of DS9 and the Cardassians, building into scenes of espionage…
This is a novel by James Blish, a notable science fiction writer who began releasing stories in 1940, before that, he was a member of the Futurians, along with Issac…
While this series of books is numbered differently based on where you look, I think if you were to read it in the correct sequence you should follow the path…
This story takes takes place between the movies Star Trek 5 & 6, detailing the proceedings of peace talks between the Federation and the Klingon empire that came to a…
Loved it! OK that’s it – you can stop right here if you want the pure unvarnished truth about my feelings on this book. However if you want to know…
Star Trek – Enterprise, Daedalus & Daedalus’s Children I tried to enjoy this story, but it was an unpleasant experience for me. It starts with the Enterprise NX01 crew investigating…
Probably the book I enjoyed the least in the series as while it continued the Slaver Wars story very closely & kept our favorite characters close, it had too many…
Having gone to school for Television Writing, I have a decently sizeable social circle of snobby boob tube connoisseurs. One would assume that some discourse surrounding Syfy’s The Expanse would…
Continuing on from the quite interesting Slaver Wars: Alien Contact, Moon Wreck takes us in a completely different direction than the one I was expecting. This time, we’re not exposed…
What do you get when you combine BSG with Stargate? Perhaps somewhat surprisingly from the title and from other books this author has written, you get exactly this exact combination from…
My The Force Awakens review: very slightly better than the prequels, with a good new cast, but the Disney money shows. 2.5 out of 5.
So it’s not without some sense of shame that I say readingLeviathan Wakes by James S.A. Corey is the equivalent of eating a well-made meal. You don’t have to have a…
You might recall from some previous posts that I’m a fan of Master of Orion (the game) and the books that seem to be inspired by this genre. While some…
As someone who enjoyed the Enterprise series, this novel served nicely to bridge the story onward from when it was taken off TV, although there are a few other novels…
I think I mentioned in a previous post that I started doing a lot of reading for self published books? Well one series that I came across recently is called…
Another book from the Kindle Unlimited Library & Amazon & while I wish this one was better, it’s also not as bad as some of the others I’ve read … in…
Truly one of the classics of the genre, the Lensmen series redefined SciFi and helped to launch Space Opera as we know it now. While initially released as in three…
Humanity made it to space … unfortunately they weren’t alone out there and the beings they met weren’t friendly. From the book jacket – Merciless. Relentless. Unstoppable The first intelligent…
My top 9 Kindle Unlimited military SciFi picks of 2015, ranked worst to best, from the Saiph books to the one I’d skip.
Von Neumann’s War turns a Mars mystery into an alien machine thriller driven by clever people and off-the-shelf ideas. Highly recommended.