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Tag Archives: alternative history
Book Review: United States of Japan by Peter Tieryas
Look, I saw a book with a giant mech on it and proclaimed itself about United States of Japan. This was worth a laugh, an ‘ah, how silly’, because indeed it was silly. But then something changed. I saw an endorsement … Continue reading
Flashback: The Day The Gods Left
Preamble (again): Some part of me enjoyed the embarrassment of revisiting old things. So I’m posting another one of the self-contained stories while Gaiman’s book rings in my soul and makes sharing these old, imperfect children seem harmless, almost fun. … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Fiction
Tagged abandoment, alternative history, death, failed novel, fantasy, fear, gods, myth, nomads, norse mythology, Short Story, vikings, world building
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(Comic)Book Review: East of West: The Apocalypse, Year One by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta
This book is like having sex the first time. It’s fast, it’s messy and in the throes of bodies smashed and thrust together you’re bound to miss some things. But in the end you’re left confused, perplexed, but unabashedly certain … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, fiction
Tagged alternative history, apocalypse, Comic book, comics, dystopia, East of West, ethics, graphic novel, Jonathan Hickman, Nick Dragotta, sci-fi, science fiction, western
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