Category Archives: Novella Reviews

Fireheart Tiger by Aliette de Bodard

A complex narrative and strong characters are a big draw for me as a reader. I didn’t think this story had characters I could connect with at first (I was wrong), but the complexity is there from the moment story … Continue reading

Posted in Novella Reviews, Reviews | Tagged , , , , , , | Leave a comment

The Last Run by J. Scott Coatsworth

Once again, J. Scott Coatsworth creates a complicated, multi-layer world and brings a last survivor into it who recently lost a life partner. While this frame story has similarities to Homecoming, the novella is more like a unique story springing … Continue reading

Posted in Novella Reviews, Reviews | Tagged , | Leave a comment

Homecoming by J. Scott Coatsworth

This short novella has almost more story in the hints and surrounds than on the page, but what makes the cut was enough to keep me interested. It’s a culture clash, power struggle, gay love story, which might sound crowded, … Continue reading

Posted in Novella Reviews, Reviews | Tagged , | 1 Comment

Quiet Resistance by David Bridger

I’m a fan of David Bridger’s storytelling, and he hasn’t let me down yet. Still, I approached this novella a little tentatively after I read something he said about it being a response to the current political situation. I trust … Continue reading

Posted in Novella Reviews, Reviews | Tagged , | Leave a comment

The October Man by Ben Aaronovitch

I have fallen behind on the series, but this novella reminded me why I became a fan of Aaronovitch after reading the first book in this series. The October Man is a police procedural written in a matter-of-fact, dry style … Continue reading

Posted in Novella Reviews, Reviews | Tagged , , | Leave a comment