SFF Reviews - Science Fiction and Fantasy

Review of The Style of Time Travel by Jessie Atkin (575 words) Daily Science Fiction, April 2021 :  Read Online A world where time travel has been understood enough for the existence of time travel agents. These agents have the full support of the organization they work for, with departments dedicated to helping them. Like the costume department. Like the person who needs to put together era-appropriate outfits and accessories for them. A behind-the-scenes look at how much work goes into making sure time travelers do fit in. After all, we don’t want them burnt at the stake for being noticeably out of place, right? Love the tongue-in-cheek humor in this one. Support us on Ko-fi -  https://ko-fi.com/ohjustbooks  

Review of Lost Between the Plates by Benjamin Abbott (1008 words) Daily Science Fiction, May 2021 :  Read Online How I love time travel stories! This one is particularly interesting, and our narrator travels through time, only for moments each time. In pursuit. In pursuit of someone with a prescient mind. How do you pursue someone who can see the future? Read this and find out! Support us on Ko-fi -  https://ko-fi.com/ohjustbooks  

  Review of Snail Mail by Steven S Fischer (649 words) Daily Science Fiction, May 2017 :  Read Online I promise I'm not unhealthily obsessed with Fischer; his words just absolutely resonate with me, and it isn't something that I find very often. When I do, out of the blue, can you blame me for latching on? Of all the stories I've read by him so far, I like this one best. It's about love and longing, but more than anything else, it is about belonging. It's about how something familiar can become unknown, and the strange slowly turns not-so-strange. Above all, it shows how we can find solace in unlikely places. And that's a hell of a thing to convey in 649 words. Support us on Ko-fi -  https://ko-fi.com/ohjustbooks