Author Archives
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COVER REVEAL: Galactic Hellcats by Marie Vibbert
Ki is a petty thief. Her best friend wills her his solo-flyer—call it a space motorcycle: temperamental, fast as hell, and expensive to maintain. Any reasonable person would sell it to get off the street, but Ki isn’t reasonable. Margot… Read More ›
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UTOPIA is an addicting drug
Utopia (Amazon Prime) is like a free fall into a parallel universe with No Country for Old Men-style killers running around. Created by Gillian Flynn, (Gone Girl) the show opens at a Comic Convention with secret bidding on Dystopia, the… Read More ›
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Publisher’s Weekly Praises QUEEN OF NONE
Publisher’s Weekly heaped praise on Queen of None by Natania Barron, calling it “a layered, engaging retelling sure to please fans of the Arthurian tales.” Be sure to read the full review and then pre-order your copy today!
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Aliens, Drywall, and a Unicycle by Kevin St. Jarre
In this debut from Kevin St. Jarre (Encircle Publications, November 2020) when Tom Tibbets finds himself in a small town in New Hampshire writing refrigerator news for the local rag, he realizes the people in his apartment complex are far… Read More ›
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Queen of None by Natania Barron
Natania Barron’s QUEEN OF NONE got some love from Kirkus recently. Check out the full review and pre-order your copy today!
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Vernacular Books to publish “Master of Rods and Strings” by Jason Marc Harris in July of 2021
“Master of Rods and Strings”, a novella by Jason Marc Harris, concerns a young puppeteer, named Elias. Born in Saint Siméon, France, Elias becomes obsessed with mastering the arts of occult puppetry. Jealous of the attention lavished upon the puppetry… Read More ›
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In Cobra Kai Season 2, Parents Watch Kids Navigate Cults They Created, Confront Dangers of one-size-fits-all Philosophies
Cobra Kai is a startling depiction of how cults start, recruit followers, and become dangerous.
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Cobra Kai: After Fight Breaks Out at Strip Mall, Local Man Questions Whether White Men Without Guns are Dangerous
By Emilia Barrett SAN FERNANDO–After a fight broke out outside his bodega, DaSean Lopez found himself evaluating customers differently. “Before when a man came in looking all broken, buying domestic [beer] it wasn’t a thing. No one looked twice [at… Read More ›
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Five Forthcoming Titles from Vernacular Books!
Five Forthcoming Titles from Vernacular Books!
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Is there such a thing as complete enlightenment? Last Days meets “The Court Magician” by Sarah Pinsker.
(spoilers ahead) This week my journey to read all the award-nominated and award winning short fiction from the last decade led me to Sarah Pinsker’s “The Court Magician”, which originally appeared in Lightspeed and was nominated for a Nebula. Narrated… Read More ›