Review: Second Nature by Thomas Drago

A gritty, dread-inducing drama that explores lingering extraterrestrial trauma in small-town New York, Second Nature by Thomas Drago is a character-driven gem of science fiction. When an alien force snatches nearly a dozen people from their homes, only to return them the next night to a hallowed stretch of indigenous land, it shakes the foundation [...]…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2026/03/review-second-nature-by-thomas-drago/

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The Dark Side of Dreams by Marjorie Kaye Noble

A techno-fantasy thriller with a cautionary dystopian core, The Dark Side of Dreams by Marjorie Kaye Noble is a highly inventive work of science fiction that gives a potential peek at the future of virtual reality. When Mira Patel discovers the digital copy of her infamous grandfather's mind, she uploads him into an after-death program, [...]…
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Resurrection Earth by Edward M. Burrows

A haunting near-future thriller that hits powerfully close to home, Resurrection Earth by Edward M. Burrows is a near-future cocktail of contemporary anxiety and sci-fi salvation. In this dystopian prophecy, America and China are tenuous allies and global overlords, while non-human intelligence has been…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2025/11/resurrection-earth-by-edward-m-burrows/

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Review: Canalis by John J. Holshoe

Sprawling, immersive, and riveting from start to finish, Canalis by John J. Holshoe is a top-tier sci-fi debut that shines with inspired visions of the world to come. A century in the future, Mars has been colonized, while a fleet of mining transport ships skates through an interplanetary network…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2025/10/review-canalis-by-john-j-holshoe/

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Alla Argentum Phase 1: Invasion by Luis Zuniga

Early in the 28th century, an extraterrestrial crash in small town North Carolina marks the beginning of a global takeover in Alla Argentum - Phase 1: Invasion by Luis Zuniga, an original, action-heavy first installment of the Alla Argentum series. After discovering an…
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Review: Time and Space by Shireen Jeejeebhoy

A frenzied plunge into a regressive and wildly weird future, Time and Space by Shireen Jeejeebhoy defies genre expectations and the laws of physics with gleeful abandon. When three mischievous men from the year 3011 abduct a woman named Time from…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2025/09/review-time-and-space-by-shireen-jeejeebhoy/

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Wonderment Within Weirdness by Jaime David

A sci-fi screed with hidden wisdom amongst the madness, Wonderment Within Weirdness by Jaime David is an unfiltered and electric stream of imagination. When James abruptly dies in a landmine explosion, he not only wakes up in Heaven, but immediately finds himself in a breakneck journey across…
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Review: Oh F*ck! Dinosaurs! by Dave Bruno

Sardonically echoing Jurassic Park, Alien, and other classic stories of predatory monsters, Oh F*ck! Dinosaurs! by Dave Bruno is an amusing escape that also doubles as a character study of survival during times of absolute chaos. A dozen post-collegiate friends with a whole…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2025/08/review-oh-fck-dinosaurs-by-dave-bruno/

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Invariant by A.G. Sullivan

A psychological drama with an ominous edge, Invariant by A.G. Sullivan is a cleverly penned plunge into the possibilities of foresight and fate. Six years after being summoned to a stranger’s deathbed to receive a mysterious message, David Bishop and his partner Hannah find themselves on a bizarre scavenger hunt that threatens to…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2025/07/invariant-by-a-g-sullivan/

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Review: Extraterrestrial Noir by Rich Leder

A sardonic mixture of science fiction and snarky suburban drama, Extraterrestrial Noir by Rich Leder is a hilariously original genre mashup. Maggie Devine is drowning in the suffocation of suburban competition and an embarrassingly stagnant marriage with her husband,…
https://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2025/06/review-extraterrestrial-noir-by-rich-leder/

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