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By taking a different perspective (in more ways than one) and letting you use zombies as personal assistants, the survival game "Welcome To ParadiZe" manages to set itself apart from similar games. How? For that, you need to read my review.
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Finished reading "Pieces Of Shadow: Selected Poems Of Jaime Sabines."
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Like a lot of career- / life-spanning collections, I found the at the beginning to be more interesting than those at the end.

In his science fiction novel "RJ The Astronaut," a stranded astronaut has a conversation with what may or may not be God. But as author Jon Turney says in this exclusive interview, "RJ" is a sci-fi novel about faith, not a faith-based novel.
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Started reading Monalisa Foster's "Threading The Needle."
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So far this is rather enticing (and very Western).

Read Sven Holm's "Termush" tonight.
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Was kind of like if the narrator from "Fight Club" wound up in a hotel for elites during a radiation-based apocalypse.

Look at that face. Look at that handsome face...

Yes, for her newest "Halo" novel, "Halo: Epitaph," author Kelly Gay has written about the infamous Didact.

To find out why, and which of his stories she's telling, check out this exclusive interview.
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Finished reading Jason Pargin's " Futuristic Violence And Fancy Suits."
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If I didn't know better, I'd think this crazy, weird story was inspired by one of the later games. Y'know, one of the good ones. And yes, it was that much fun.

With 3 (and maybe 5) new books coming out this year, 2024 seems like it's going to be Premee Mohamed's year. Or at least a good one for her. So let's kick the year off right with my exclusive interview about her dark fairtytale fantasy novella "The Butcher Of The Forest."
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Started reading "Pieces Of Shadow: Selected Poems Of Jaime Sabines."
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Given that this is his only collection translated into English, I really wish it was "Complete" instead of "Collected." But I'll take what I can get.

Read Micah Ballard's epic poem "The Michaux Notebook" tonight.
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Interesting. Kind of loose and sprawling, not unlike the jazz I had on in the background while reading it.

Finished reading "This Is The Honey: An Anthology Of Contemporary Black Poets."
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A truly epic and excellent collection. Knew many of the poets already, but learned of a dozen more whose work I want to explore further.

Given its status as a cult classic, it's both curious, and a pleasant surprise, that the good people at Zen Studios are paying homage to the iconic cyberpunk sci-fi shooter with for and . Less surprising: that it's as fun for fans of that game as it is for pinball heads. Here's the link to my review.
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Started reading Jason Pargin's " Futuristic Violence And Fancy Suits."
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This seems like it's gonna be a weird, wild ride...

Started reading the anthology "Shapers Of Worlds Volume IV."
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Excited to dig into this collection of and , especially after reading James Kennedy's "Advent."

While Joe Pitkin's sci-fi thriller "Exit Black" isn't the first story to be likened to "'Die Hard' on a ______," it is the first to be "'Die Hard' on a space hotel...with 'Knives Out'." To find out how that works, check out this exclusive interview.
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Started reading Kotaro Isaka's "Three Assassins."
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Well, this is a rather interesting bit of Japanese crime drama so far.

Read Steven Poore's "The Clockwork Eyeball" tonight.
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Like reading a slightly futuristic "James Bond" novel, but from the perspective of the local asset in Marrakesh who helps him out for a while. And yes, it was as good as all that implies.

Don't you hate it when you're wrongly convicted and sent to space prison, only to have your escape plans thwarted by zombies? 🧟No? Then you should read my new interview with S.A. Sidor, author of “Zombicide Invader: Death System.” 🧟‍♂️
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