Tag Archives: science fiction

Questions 3: Your Ghost in a Shell

I’ve spent the last two weeks listening to an anime soundtrack station on Pandora.  So I get a lot of Cowboy Bebop, FMA, and Ghost in the Shell.  The third one on that list keeps making me stop to listen … Continue reading →

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The Playground by C.S. Boyack for #99cents! #ASMSG #Horror

Charles invited me over today to talk about my newest book, The Playground. My 30 days are up, so I can hold a 99¢ sale now, and I’m doing this to help move a few more copies. I wanted to … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Lisa Burton Talks About Magi-Tech

Today I have a special treat for everyone.  C.S Boyack’s lovely assistant, Lisa Burton, is touring blogs to promote his latest book: The Playground.  She is here to give her opinion on the combination of magic and technology.  As a very … Continue reading →

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Cover Reveal: The Playground by C.S. Boyack

The hottest toys of the Christmas Season are the Playground Network dolls. They contain a worldwide social network for children. Except, the network is controlled by a ruthless businessman with dreams of power. To reach his goals he turns to … Continue reading →

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Guest Post by Sally Ember: Skills I Don’t Have

Skills I Don’t Have by Sally Ember, Ed.D. Thanks to author and blogger, Charles Yallowitz, who was my guest on Episode 9 of *CHANGES* conversations between authors and is in my Guest Bloggers’ Hall of Fame, for inviting me to … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Let’s Go Sci-Fi!

I’ve been watching ‘Eureka’ in my downtime, which is whenever the kid isn’t home.  It’s a fun show and had me thinking about Science Fiction.  For some reason, this is the genre that fantasy gets put either alongside or under … Continue reading →

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NOW AVAILABLE! A Little Elfy in Big Trouble by Barb Caffrey

Blurb: Young Bruno the Elfy and Sarah, his mostly-human teenage girlfriend, are in deep trouble. Bruno’s Elfy mentor Roberto the Wise is about to be sacrificed by a Dark Elf, and Sarah’s parents have decided to help the Elf rather … Continue reading →

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Review: The Experimental Notebook of C.S. Boyack (Surprisingly by C.S. Boyack.)

CLICK HERE FOR AMAZON SITE! Right out of the gate, you’re hit with a story that has a twist ending. This really set the tempo of the other stories, which kept me interested in the whole collection. Every story has … Continue reading →

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Cover Reveal & Pre-Order: The Experimental Notebook of C.S. Boyack

Available for 99 cents on September 15th! BUT YOU CAN GET IT NOW JUST CLICK HERE What is this collection you may ask?  I’ll let the blurb speak for itself: A speculative fiction selection of micro-fiction and short stories. These … Continue reading →

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Review: Infinite Waters by Nicholas C. Rossis #sciencefiction #shortstories #suspense

Over the weekend, I read Infinite Waters and now I review it: All of these stories have great twists, which is why I read it in one sitting.  Not that the collection is very long, but short stories tend to … Continue reading →

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