Hi T.L., Apologies; I could've sworn I'd commented after reading this a while back, but you're right, I can't find anything… very inconsiderate of me. Which is surprising, because this is right up my ally. A bit odd really because I tend towards disliking if not outright loathing romance; the... view book

Hello Kim, Very interesting story you’ve got here. Apparently I've got competition in the psychic states- fortunately Invisible Justice is very different from the baseline science-fiction I stick to! While Sam’s transformations were elegantly described, to begin with I feared that they’d soon ... view book

Hello Steve, See, I got around to critiquing this eventually! Unlike some others, it took me a while to get into the story- but the decision to read on was soon justified ten times over. While the dialogue and background are solid, if not utterly excellent in places, I was the most impressed by y... view book

Oh, and incidentally, any thematic failings are mine alone, or maybe I should try to attribute them to taking creative liberties! Spec fiction lives and dies on the strength of its characterisations, and combined with the dialogue... well. I love the corporate-centric theme, I love the language, I l... view book

Technically Defunct On the one hand, the vial had only cost a few grand to develop. And that was the fucking problem. While we threw billions at the project, the end result cost peanuts compared to most nanotech. If someone got hold of the Sample they’d be able to reverse engineer it, backward... view book