Herb Guggenheim’s The Nothingness Imperative is an unconventional work of speculative fiction that blends science, memory, and existential humor. At its heart is Skip Gershwin, a weary adjunct professor whose life is as cluttered and frayed as the canvas shopping bags he hauls to class....

Bikers, bimbos, and a man named Walter collide in Evacuation Route, a novel by Chris Dungey. The year is 2008, the place is Florida, and Walter is a man who drifts through life without much of a plan. Struggling to get by, he works with...

Lonely Worlds by Joseph Russell is a captivating short story that follows Felix Aiden Lewis, a young traveler who journeys alone across different worlds. Having been on his own for a long time, he struggles to understand the purpose of his travels. One day, while...

Paradigm Shift by Anthony Muss covers a very controversial subject, politics, in a tongue-in-cheek book. A paradigm shift is a change in the perception of how things should be thought about, done, or made – the worldview, concepts, and practices of how something is accomplished....

A long time ago, Eris was the closest thing to a superhero. That was until terrorists injured her and killed her husband. She went berserk, destroying everything before disappearing. Over a hundred years have passed since those dark days, but Eris is still around. She...

The possibilities opened up by Artificial Intelligence are limitless, but what have we created and where will it lead us? Salvatore Cataudella explores this in a highly original and at times extraordinary manner with The Noema Cycle: Five Reflections From The Edge Of Awareness. He...

Project Mind River is the first book in the Techs Future Promise and Peril series by Dave Spacer, and it is a thrilling read for fans of science fiction. Dr. Tara Bitlouver is a gifted AI researcher who develops her groundbreaking work, a human-like, sentient...

God Complex for Beginners by Naza Semoniff is a witty and thought-provoking book that explores what it means to crave power, influence, and mythic status in the modern world. The story is not a traditional narrative, but rather a playful guide for anyone who has...

F*ck That by Joshua Ericson is an unflinchingly honest memoir-style narrative exploring identity, race, and the exhausting realities of growing up mixed-race in a world obsessed with labels. Ericson invites readers into raw, personal stories about being both too black and too white, revealing how...

Lizzy Chapman has barely come to terms with her mother's death when she receives more bad news: her father has cancer. She tries to recover her late mother's ring, which fell into a pond some time ago, hoping to give him a little happiness to...