Books tagged with: ptsd

  • The Imaginary CorpseTyler Hayes
    The Imaginary Corpse
    by Tyler Hayes
    Fantasy

    Where do dreams go when we forget them? Do they dissipate into the ether, or do they settle somewhere? This is the intriguing premise of Tyler Hayes’ The Imaginary Corpse , an alternative detective noir novel. How alternative? It stars a stuffed toy triceratops private investigator called Tippy who...

  • Galaxy's Edge: Black SpireDelilah S. Dawson
    Galaxy's Edge: Black Spire
    by Delilah S. Dawson
    Science Fiction

    To the uninitiated, Star Wars is just a film. To everyone else, that is just nonsense. There are multiple films, games, books, toys, teddies and now a theme park.  A  small part of the Star War Universe  resides  in Disneyland. You can visit the outpost of Black Spire and experience what it is  like...

  • The CowardStephen Aryan
    The Coward
    by Stephen Aryan
    Fantasy

    When I think about heroism I often think about the conversation between Cat and Rimmer in  Red Dwarf.   There‘s an old cat proverb that goes, "It's better to live one hour as a tiger than an entire lifetime as a worm.” There's an old human proverb - "Whoever heard of a worm-skin rug?" I am with Rimm...

  • The Final Girl Support GroupGrady Hendrix
    The Final Girl Support Group
    by Grady Hendrix
    Horror

    Your love of a movie genre can often depend on your age. The current crop of kids is growing up in a Golden Age of Superhero films, but when I was an impressionable teenager, it was all about the horror films.  Halloween ,  Friday the 13 th , A Nightmare on Elm Street  and so many others. I bought t...

  • Quantum RadioA G Riddle
    Quantum Radio
    by A G Riddle
    Science Fiction

    I do not like to think too much about the Large Hadron Collider, I let better minds than mine consider hurtling atoms at each other at considerable speed to access some sort of God particle. I get nervous enough around the toaster. Other things go on at CERN too, the invention of the internet for on...

  • The War WidowTara Moss
    The War Widow
    by Tara Moss
    General Fiction

    According to esteemed author Robert Rankin there are only ever three locations in a Private Investigator novel. A bar, the alley behind the bar and a rooftop to have the final showdown on. Billie Walker is no normal PI, she is not an investigator, but an Inquirer. She goes as far as to say that her...

  • The Country Under HeavenFrederic S Durbin
    The Country Under Heaven
    by Frederic S Durbin
    Fantasy

    Who does not love a genre mash up? The industry certainly does as they ride that Romantasy train all the way to the bank. Although I do not mind a whimsical fantasy, I would not consider it my favourite genre. A mash up of genres needs a little more bite to interest me. How about Westerns with the O...

  • Side HustleWendy Gee
    Side Hustle
    by Wendy Gee
    General Fiction

    Journalist have somewhat of a chequered reputation, for every Watergate, there is ten celebrities caught in the act. In recent times, the profession has cleaned up its act a little, but it still relies heavily on eyes on the page or viewing figures. This leads to a competitive market and some journa...