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Reactor lauds BLACK DAYS as "Can’t Miss Indie Press Speculative Fiction"

"A thrilling story of medical breakthroughs, unsettling secrets, and the border between life and death."

Tor Books' magazine Reactor has named Black Days among its "Can’t Miss Indie Press Speculative Fiction for September and October 2024."

Read more here at Reactor.

Black Days will be released October 22, 2024. Read more of this blog post »
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Lords of St. Thomas

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Lords of St. Thomas by Jackson Ellis
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Vanity of Duluoz  by Jack Kerouac
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2.5 rounded up. An awful lot that could have been trimmed, but there are some parts that are interesting.
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Dread the Halls #1 by Chris Ryall
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Swimmer in the Secret Sea by William Kotzwinkle
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Devastating.
My Father's Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett
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My Father's Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett
"I adored this. When I was a kid, my favorite books to have read to me were the ones in which animals and humans had polite, intelligent conversations. I would’ve exhausted my parents and siblings with making them read this to me so maybe it’s a good " Read more of this review »
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Like Shaking Hands with God by Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
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Grand Central Winter by Lee Stringer
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Very engaging, insightful, and worthwhile book. During the last few chapters encompassing the final ~50 pages, the book subtly shifts from loosely interwoven stories to pieces that come across more as essays, as if Stringer pulled them straight from ...more
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“You will die, old man, whether or not you take it safe. Take a risk and do something crazy. Follow through on a big idea for once in your damned life.”
Jackson Ellis, Black Days

“I didn't care if I died. If this is how it felt to die, I wanted to die for all eternity—not be dead, necessarily, but to actively die so that I could always feel this way. I laughed—or, at least, I seemed to laugh. Maybe I laughed in a dream. I felt my weight shifting, the sensation of spinning, tumbling, falling. Slowly, slowly I faded away into deep sleep and a darkness deeper and blacker than any I'd ever known. Then there was nothing.”
Jackson Ellis, Black Days

“The thing is, whether you sleep or not, morning always arrives. Giving in to anxiety and insomnia can only make the following day worse, so you might as well get a good night's sleep. Better to face your dread fresh-faced and perky than groggy and grumpy. That's always been my belief.”
Jackson Ellis, Black Days

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