Obsessed with the apocalypse in all its trivial detail
[1. Wormwood was provided for review by Black Wraith Books] In the post-apocalyptic paranormal thriller, Wormwood by D. H. Nevins, the Earth has been decimated by a legion of half-angels.…
There are a lot of things that could get in our way, post apocalypse, and perhaps the most simple one is ones that post apocalypse games, literature and comics rarely…
So, it turns out Tavia really wants to loot your house. I don't blame her, you know. I'm a pretty law abiding person, really. Not perfect- I know for a…
The New West 1: When Josie Comes Home by AE Stanton. [1. Review copy provided by Musa Publishing] The future’s a lot like the past -- the West’s still hard…
In more recent years, Hollywood has attempted to be slightly less disgustingly misogynistic in it's treatment of women, more out of an attempt to appear forward-thinking rather than a genuine belief that…
Description of Kevin. J. Burke's The Last Mailman[1. This book was provided for review byPermuted Press] Four-year degree in business. Trained in hand-to-hand combat. Works well with zombies. This is the…
Roil by Trent Jamieson [1. Bought with my own money from Angry Robot Books] Shale is in trouble, dying. A vast, chaotic, monster-bearing storm known only as the Roil is…
OK, male readers. If you are squeamish about period talk, you may not want to read this one. But as a survival blog with female writers and a slant where…
The Undisputed King of Nothing 1: Goodbye to All That by Paul Stapleton [1. Review copy provided free by Bedsit Press] follows the non-adventures of our unnamed protagonist in a…
Alright, so this is actually a post about us, because we are awesome. In March, ICoS will have been going for a year. A year! In that year, I have…
