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Jul 29, 2010
BURN by Aleksandr Voinov/ REVERSAL by A B Gayle
BURN: This story is fun with cutting edge technology. It opens with a interview of the lead character, Chris, that immediately plugs you into his head. Which as it turns out is the whole point of this ride. It has intrique, hot sex & a mysterious man that rocks Chris's world. I enjoyed the excitement & high tech world that was created here. As usual, Mr. Voinov leaves me wanting more, but it doesn't take away from the BURN. 4 stars More...
BURN: This story is fun with cutting edge technology. It opens with a interview of the lead character, Chris, that immediately plugs you into his head. Which as it turns out is the whole point of this ride. It has intrique, hot sex & a mysterious man that rocks Chris's world. I enjoyed the excitement & high tech world that was created here. As usual, Mr. Voinov leaves me wanting more, but it doesn't take away from the BURN. 4 stars More...
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Mar 19, 2010
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I was send this book a few days ago to review on the blog, I wont lie and say it would have been something I would have rushed out to buy, because I wouldn’t have.
I am not sure what made me decide to read it ahead of a whole pile of other books that I have in the queue, but I did and I was so impressed by it that I immediately send off a few emails to all the authors asking them if they wouldn’t mind answering a few questions for me.
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I was send this book a few days ago to review on the blog, I wont lie and say it would have been something I would have rushed out to buy, because I wouldn’t have.
I am not sure what made me decide to read it ahead of a whole pile of other books that I have in the queue, but I did and I was so impressed by it that I immediately send off a few emails to all the authors asking them if they wouldn’t mind answering a few questions for me.
Let me be clear right More...
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Mar 16, 2010
A very lovely collection of quality futuristic m/m stories, running the gamut.
Each story in this anthology is worth reading, but by far my favorite was A.B. Gayle's contribution, the final story. I loved the way she made me frown, cant my head at the screen, and laugh, over and over again. For a short piece, it was extremely well crafted.
Each story in this anthology is worth reading, but by far my favorite was A.B. Gayle's contribution, the final story. I loved the way she made me frown, cant my head at the screen, and laugh, over and over again. For a short piece, it was extremely well crafted.
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Mar 26, 2010
I like stories set in the future. I often find the way that authors of spec fiction write about how technological advances will affect our humanity in the future both depressing and uplifting, and I was interested to see how these four stories would fit into that mould. In the end I found these stories to be four unique tales with each story having a very different tone, from the very serious warnings of how man's narcissistic nature affects basic humanity, to the more light-hearted tone of a
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Nov 23, 2010
OK. Maybe I shouldn't rate a book with my own story in with five stars. But hey, if the author can't rate it that high why would anyone bother to read it????
LOL. Grins. Blushes and ducks for cover.
To me the other stories warrant this book being given a great rating. Thanks to Alex Voinov for inviting me to come on board. "Reversal" will always hold a special place in my heart as it was the first story I had published.
LOL. Grins. Blushes and ducks for cover.
To me the other stories warrant this book being given a great rating. Thanks to Alex Voinov for inviting me to come on board. "Reversal" will always hold a special place in my heart as it was the first story I had published.
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Mar 29, 2010
I'm very pleased how this turned out. Jill Noble let me run this project, and I managed to convince Kate Cotoner that she should try her hand at sci-fi, a genre she hadn't written in before. AB Gayle was the logical next author for this, since I knew her m/f sci-fi work and enjoyed it, and Jude Mason really doesn't need any kind of introduction.
I'm very pleased how we have dark near future, cyberpunk, technothriller and space opera side-by-side, and the tone ranges from quite seriou More...
I'm very pleased how we have dark near future, cyberpunk, technothriller and space opera side-by-side, and the tone ranges from quite seriou More...
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