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Tag Archives: cyberpunk
Science Fiction Is Dying Again – The Hopepunk Edition
Science fiction sure dies a lot. It’s been regularly dying every year or so ever since it emerged as a separate genre (here is a recent example courtesy of Chinese science fiction author Liu Cixin in Der Spiegel) and yet … Continue reading
Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for December 2018
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some November … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure SF, alien invasion, aliens, anthologies, children's fantasy, children's mystery, cozy fantasy, cyberpunk, dark fantasy, dragons, epic fantasy, ghosts, grimdark fantasy, horror, indie speculative fiction of the month, LGBT, LitRPG, mages, military fantasy, non-fiction, Norse mythology, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, pirates, robots, science fantasy, science fiction romance, short fiction collection, space colonisation, space exploration, space opera, steampunk, sword and sorcery, time travel, urban fantasy, vampires, writing advice
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Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for October 2018
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some September … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, alternate history, anthology, Asian fantasy, bounty hunters, cats, cozy fantasy, cozy space opera, cyberpunk, dragons, dystopian, epic fantasy, fae, fairytales, funny fantasy, ghosts, historical fantasy, horror, In Love and War, indie speculative fiction of the month, LGBT, LitRPG, military fantasy, military science fiction, my books, non-fiction, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, playwriting, psychics, science fantasy, science fiction romance, space colonisation, space exploration, space opera, steampunk, superheroes, time travel, urban fantasy, weird western, YA fantasy, YA science fiction
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Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for September 2018
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some August … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, children's fantasy, cozy fantasy, cozy space opera, cyberpunk, dark fantasy, Demons, elves, epic fantasy, fae, fantasy romance, historical fantasy, horror, In Love and War, indie speculative fiction of the month, LGBT, military science fiction, my books, near future science fiction, other people's books, our books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, pirates, science fantasy, science fiction romance, shifters, space opera, steampunk, superheroes, sword and sorcery, technothriller, time travel, urban fantasy, vampires, werewolves, witches, wizards
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Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for June 2018
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some May … Continue reading
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Tagged alien invasion, anthologies, biopunk, cyberpunk, dieselpunk, dragons, dystopian, elves, epic fantasy, futuristic crime thriller, gaslamp fantasy, ghosts, gothic, hard science fiction, historical fantasy, horror, indie speculative fiction of the month, LGBT, military science fiction, monsters, my books, other people's books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, pirates, poetry, post-apocalyptic SF, pulp adventure, science fantasy, science fiction mystery, shifters, short fiction collection, space colonisation, space opera, steampunk, superheroes, supernatural crime thriller, time travel, urban fantasy, werewolves, YA fantasy
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Indie Crime Fiction of the Month for June 2018
Welcome to the latest edition of “Indie Crime Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Crime Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some May books I missed … Continue reading
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Tagged anthologies, cozy mystery, crime thriller, cyberpunk, drug smuggling, dystopian, futuristic crime thriller, hardboiled mystery, historical mystery, Indie Crime Fiction of the Month, international mystery, missing persons, my books, other people's books, paranormal mystery, prison, private investigator, psychological thriller, pulp adventure, revenge, romantic suspense, science fiction mystery, serial killers, suspense, Victorian mystery, vigilante justice, werewolves, woman sleuth
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New dystopian crime thriller available: The Shantytown Robin Hoods
I mentioned in my last post that there would be a new release announcement coming soon and here it is. The Shantytown Robin Hoods is another story to come out of the 2017 July short story challenge, where the aim … Continue reading
Some Thoughts on Season 1 of The Expanse
So season 1 of The Expanse finally has a German DVD release and I finally got around to watching all of it – after having watched the episode that was nominated for a Hugo last year. That is, I thought … Continue reading
Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month for February 2018
It’s that time of the month again, time for “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”. So what is “Indie Speculative Fiction of the Month”? It’s a round-up of speculative fiction by indie authors newly published this month, though some January … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, anthologies, cyberpunk, cyborgs, dark fantasy, dragons, epic fantasy, horror, indie speculative fiction of the month, LGBT, mages, military science fiction, music, other people's books, paranormal mystery, paranormal romance, post-apocalyptic romance, post-apocalyptic SF, science fantasy, shapeshifters, short fiction collection, slipstream, space colonisation, space opera, surrealism, time travel, time travel romance, urban fantasy, vampires, weird fiction, werewolves, witches, YA fantasy
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