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Conflict across the cosmos. New frontiers discovered. What it means to be human reimagined.
Dreams of tomorrow become reality in this third collection of bestselling authors and newly emerging writers from Sci-Fi Bridge. From the inner worlds of unforgettable characters to alien planets at the farthest reaches of our galaxy and beyond, our writers examine the human experien ...more
Dreams of tomorrow become reality in this third collection of bestselling authors and newly emerging writers from Sci-Fi Bridge. From the inner worlds of unforgettable characters to alien planets at the farthest reaches of our galaxy and beyond, our writers examine the human experien ...more
Kindle Edition, 343 pages
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July 27th 2017
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The third ‘At the Helm’ anthology from Sci-Fi Bridge is another cracking collection. Taking it a story at a time:
Story 1: 'Centurion' by M.G. Herron
Off the starting blocks with a tale of humans on Alpha Centauri. It was fun and pretty cute. 4 stars
Story 2: 'Geospermia' by Patty Jansen
While there were some good ideas here, I couldn't get on with the author's writing style and felt that the story would've benefited from an editor with a firmer hand. 2 stars
Story 3: 'Stormi
ng the Norse Wind' by M.D ...more
Story 1: 'Centurion' by M.G. Herron
Off the starting blocks with a tale of humans on Alpha Centauri. It was fun and pretty cute. 4 stars
Story 2: 'Geospermia' by Patty Jansen
While there were some good ideas here, I couldn't get on with the author's writing style and felt that the story would've benefited from an editor with a firmer hand. 2 stars
Story 3: 'Stormi
ng the Norse Wind' by M.D ...more
My favorites were Geospermia (Jansen), Storming the Norse Wind (Cooper), Steel’s First Temper (VanDyke), Siren Song (Frater), Digital Commander (Morin), and Little Blue (Reher).
A very good collection
Frequently one can read the first few and toss the rest. This one has great stories mixed throughout with good stories. Enjoy.
Frequently one can read the first few and toss the rest. This one has great stories mixed throughout with good stories. Enjoy.
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A varied collection of science fiction stories, all with their own merits. It was a blast to read, they are a good way to see an author's style. ...more
A varied collection of science fiction stories, all with their own merits. It was a blast to read, they are a good way to see an author's style. ...more
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I picked this up to read M. D. Cooper's short story about Tanis Richards. The whole book is worth WAY more than the price tag. Very entertaining group of writers!
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Introduction: Chris Fox
One of the very good things about this series (and others from the SciFi Bridge mob) is that the stories are all new (I think) and while many of the authors are unfamiliar there are several favourites, who may be visiting their universe(s) in short story form - David Vandyke gives us another Repeth story: here she is meeting 'Bull' ben Tauros for the first time (see also the story in Bridge Across the Stars for another ben Tauros story in which Repeth has an offstage voice ...more
One of the very good things about this series (and others from the SciFi Bridge mob) is that the stories are all new (I think) and while many of the authors are unfamiliar there are several favourites, who may be visiting their universe(s) in short story form - David Vandyke gives us another Repeth story: here she is meeting 'Bull' ben Tauros for the first time (see also the story in Bridge Across the Stars for another ben Tauros story in which Repeth has an offstage voice ...more
This was a pretty good collection of stories. As with any collection, there are some great stories and some not-so-great. There weren't any bad ones here. Also with short stories, I sometimes really get into a story, only to have it end. A few of these felt more like just the first chapter of a book, rather than a complete short story. Anyway, it was a decent read.
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Excellent collection
Fast paced and beautifully written stories that demonstrate the highest levels of sci-fi talent and professional achievement. I urge any reader to catch up with the first two volumes.
Fast paced and beautifully written stories that demonstrate the highest levels of sci-fi talent and professional achievement. I urge any reader to catch up with the first two volumes.
Excellent collection
Great way to get introduced to writers I have not ready yet. Almost every excerpt was intriguing to me. I used this collection to connect to other authors and bought several books I plan to read, even a couple of series.
Great way to get introduced to writers I have not ready yet. Almost every excerpt was intriguing to me. I used this collection to connect to other authors and bought several books I plan to read, even a couple of series.
The best Helm
Thoroughly enjoyed this the 4th anthology, mainly because most ,if not all of the stories ,left me wanting the theme(s) to continue. More please!
Thoroughly enjoyed this the 4th anthology, mainly because most ,if not all of the stories ,left me wanting the theme(s) to continue. More please!
Excellent reading!
Definitely worthwhile with enticing ideas here. Very good fuel for the imagination and a good addition to any personal collection.
Definitely worthwhile with enticing ideas here. Very good fuel for the imagination and a good addition to any personal collection.
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