If you enjoy long sci-fi series in the vein of Star Wars, you may want to consider listening to the "Star Force: Origin Series" by Aer-ki...

The Forever War by Joe Haldeman is a remarkable and thought-provoking masterpiece of science fiction that continues to kick butt with its...

One Second After by William R. Forstchen is a gripping co-apocalyptic novel that explores the catastrophic consequences of an...

Howdy, y'all! Gather around for a tale as big as the Milky Way, a yarn spun by B.V. Larson that'll take you from the backwoods of Earth...

I often recommend books and avoid writing meh reviews, but I rarely HIGHLY recommend books. This is one of the few. The "The Spaceship in...

I took a listen to C. J. Boyle's sci-fi book, The Adventures of Kirk Rogers Inside the Moon the first installment of The Kirk Rogers...

Hold on to your space helmets, fellow Sci-fi Fans, because "Heritage" by S.M. Warlow is an interstellar ride that's part space opera,...

"We Are Legion (We Are Bob)" is an excellent sci-fi novel that is sure to capture the hearts of both fans of the genre and newcomers...

Releasing my new novel, METAL, is more than a wee bit exciting. I can't wait for you to experience this new variant on the apocalyptic...

The release of Day After Infinity has finally arrived and it's an emotional day for me. Not only did writing DAI grant me escape during...

New microscopic tech created at The University of Texas at Austin and Penn State University performs like a muscle.

Science fiction has arrived early. Nanotechnology could provide a breakthrough treatment for killing or preventing tumors.

I'm super excited to announce the release date of I, NANO, my first sci-fi novel. I am so grateful to all my peeps, the ones who helped,...

Michael Crichton was one of my heroes growing up. RIP. He was a visionary in speculative sci-fi. It's no surprise with books like...

Greetings, Earthlings! Let’s talk about Craig Alanson's brainchild, "Expeditionary Force: Columbus Day," where space meets comedy in a...

Back in the 1950s, sci-fi enthusiasts dreamed about someday interacting with holograms in their daily lives.

Let me be clear from the outset—I'm not here to elicit sympathy. Instead, I invite you into my personal experience.

I find myself drawn to writing science fiction for a bunch of reasons. The main thing is that it give me a realm where imagination is the...