We all have spent our early years of life in educational institutions. The schools have raised us with a mindset that if we get good grades, a rewarding future will be secured. Good grades meant good jobs.
Do you ever wish that some events in history were different? Sam Locrian clearly does. In the book $20,000 Under the Sea, Sam rewrites history, aligning it more with classic mystery adventure stories than with actual history.
All the Bad Things I Did is a comedic collection of essays in which author Greg Dorchak pulls back the curtain on various moments in his life. His opinions on a plethora of topics are brought to centre stage within their own chapters.
Jason is met with horrible consequences after he tries to escape his past. They follow him everywhere, even in his dreams. Set in a futuristic New Toronto where superpowers and science fiction collide, “The Call of Abaddon” by Colin Searle delivers a gritty tale of survival. It’s more than just a piece of science fiction.
War becomes Mora Hytich’s reality one unassuming morning as she prepares to head out to seconds school. Separated from her mother, her best friend and her father figure with no standing home to go back to, she wanders the streets of Alia before departing when the harshness of the city drives her away.
Ever wondered what it takes to become an extremist? No? Same.
But C.T. Jackson clearly has, and turned that bizarre curiosity into a hilariously unhinged book called So You Want to Be an Extremist. It’s not a serious guide. It’s a brilliantly ridiculous manual that parodies how people get sucked into extreme thinking online. Jackson doesn’t just point fingers, he lights them on fire and laughs with you while the internet burns.
The scene is set in mid-October 1998. Jarrett Stoll has crossed the very people who embraced him—those who sheltered and provided for him after he lost what was left of his family. They issue punishment in accordance with the violence they live by. During what he believes will be his final moments, a gruesome intervention leaves him the sole survivor, situated in the midst of a gore-filled crime scene. The perpetrator remains a mystery.
Science fiction plot set in near future, Dystopian world focusing on consequences of climate change and evaluation of technology in The Quantum Realm Trilogy.
In Blood Vendetta, author Stephan M. Sechi invites readers on a gripping journey through a chaotic landscape of revenge and redemption. This Dystopian Spaghetti/Acid Western unfolds in a world where the gritty essence of the Old West collides with Eastern mysticism, crafting a narrative that is as darkly surreal as it is compelling.
As power shifts around the globe and people talk more about human rights, this is a great time to read literary fiction that explores themes of status, equality, and what it means to be human. So put on your historical glasses and gather around to read this masterpiece.
