Tag: science fiction
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2023 Awards Eligibility Post
I always find awards eligibility posts a bit weird. You’re an outside chance at best when you’re not based in the US or UK. Especially if you’re published in a subscription mag vs a free-to-read publication. But I published one short story this year, and it’s a bloody good one. BEST SHORT STORY The Black…
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Jack of all trades, master of none: Mato Anomalies Review
Mato Anomalies is a cyberpunk game that doesn’t know what it wants to be.
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Gamedec – Definitive Edition PS5 Review: Great concept, mixed execution
Gamedec has a solid concept – that of the video game detective solving crimes in virtual worlds. But what offers a lot of conceptual promise is let down by uneven storytelling. I review Gamedec – Definitive Edition on PS5.
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The Black Box Killer short story out now in Interzone
Exciting news! My short story THE BLACK BOX KILLER is available now in Interzone! In a world where criminals are redacted, ████ from the Bureau of Redaction must track down a serial killer before they strike again. The Black Box Killer is an experimental futuristic thriller inspired by 60s new wave science fiction.
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The best books and stories I read in 2022
What were the best books I read in 2022? Find out in my last blog post of the year.
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Ice ice baby: Frostpunk Game Review
Frostpunk is a challenging, but rewarding, strategy game that would appeal to detail oriented gamers, and those with an appetite for power at the end of the world. For the rest of us, we’ll probably just freeze to death.