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Fabricants

by John M. Murray

Battles over the custody of meaning center the thoughtful science fiction novel "Fabricants", about the intricacies and inextricability of consciousness and meaning. Scott A. Young’s pensive science fiction novel "Fabricants" is about... Read More

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Go Back

by Violet Glenn

"Go Back" is a daring postapocalyptic novel that asks open questions about people’s overreliance on technology. In Emily Wagner’s portentous science fiction novel "Go Back", people flee a fascistic, technology-hoarding regime. Sarah,... Read More

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Daemon Protocol

by Brandon Pawlicki

Scientists’ good intentions go awry when an AI goes rogue in the thrilling novel "Daemon Protocol". JL Spears’s exciting science fiction novel "Daemon Protocol" is about the consequences of reliance on artificial intelligence.... Read More

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Fraud, Murder & Mayhem

by Peggy Kurkowski

A plucky trio pursues a treasure in the convivial thriller Fraud, Murder & Mayhem. In Ed Shiffman’s slow-burn thriller Fraud, Murder & Mayhem, a trio of adventure seekers follows a treasure map. At a California impound auction,... Read More

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The Summer of Haight

by Katelynn Watkins

The intriguing historical mystery novel "The Summer of Haight" is narrated with an undercurrent of surrealism. In George Petersen’s whimsical mystery novel "The Summer of Haight", 1960s San Francisco is subjected to intrigue and... Read More

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6:40 to Montreal

by Jennifer Maveety

Tense and descriptive, Eva Jurczyk’s mystery novel "6:40 to Montreal" throws strangers together on a halted train to locate an elusive murderer. Agatha is a novelist who is struggling to write her next book. As a gift, her partner... Read More

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The Mean Ones

by Michelle Anne Schingler

A childhood friend group’s sole survivor navigates her troubled adulthood in the startling horror novel "The Mean Ones". Sadie spent seventeen years trying to forget the night her friends were murdered in their cabin as she watched,... Read More

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The Salvage

by Isabella Zhou

In Anbara Salam’s chilling novel "The Salvage", a marine archaeologist hunts down lost artifacts and ghosts in frigid waters. On the cusp of 1963, Marta performs a dive in remote Cairnroch to photograph local hero Captain James’s... Read More

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