The Dreamers by Karen Thompson Walker
I sometimes do gambling with a book. I pick it up, never heard of it before, never heard of the
Category: sci-fi
Michael Crichton’s Sphere : Deep into ocean and human psychology
“Terror can fill any space” I’ve been craving some old-school science fiction for a while now, and got my eyes
I remember, I remember not : Yesterday by Felicia Yap
Felicia Yap’s Yesterday is another debut fresh out of Faber and Faber’s famous London course. It is advertised by the idea
Finding ‘The One’
John Marrs is someone you would read once and would want to read again. He started as a self-publishing author
A poem-like novel about humans: Station Eleven
Hell is the absence of the people you long for. I absolutely loved Station Eleven. It was one of the
