Monthly Archives: August 2018

Modern Classic: The Border by Robert McCammon

Posted on August 25, 2018 by Bruncvik

Alien invasion books are a dime a dozen. Post-apocalyptic alien invasion books are almost as numerous. So, it’s difficult to come up with at least a semi-original premise, and package it into a refreshing and gripping story. McCammon manages to … Continue reading →

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Book review: The End of the World Running Club by Adrian J. Walker

Posted on August 19, 2018 by Bruncvik

The End of the World Running Club is a living proof that quality literature can survive and thrive, even if it starts without a publishing deal. Originally self-published, this book was later reprinted by Del Rey Books and eventually found … Continue reading →

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Movie review: Extinction (2018)

Posted on August 8, 2018 by Bruncvik

Another from a growing line of Netflix sci-fi movies, Extinction is a refreshing change to the overused alien invasion trope. While not perfect, it is a solid TV movie that I found more entertaining than the dreary Titan or Anon. … Continue reading →

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Classic review: Way Station by Clifford Simak

Posted on August 2, 2018 by Bruncvik

It is difficult to find a more enjoyable, wholesome and indeed delightful science fiction book than Way Station.  One of the most deserving Hugo winners, this short novel is full of inaction, takes place in a tiny setting that barely … Continue reading →

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