SPECIES: Cabin 6

February 6, 2025

Can split covers work? Of course. This one DOESN’T, but they CAN.

art for a refrigerator mismatched art styles

Current ye@r *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

1 Comment

Oldest

Newest Most Voted

Inline Feedbacks

View all comments

Fred Capp

1 month ago

Well, leaf-nose bats can look pretty vicious (they aren’t) but what does that have to do with this cover?

The Illusionist: Invisible Apprentice
The author says: They story about Houdini’s great apprentice that history forgot. Charles can still hear his mentor’s words; “It is the names and faces history forgets that often turn the tides.” In order to avenge his the murder of his mentor he must first disappear! He silently writes history as he encounters: Jack the
Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post.
The post Sketch of the Day Omnibus Post. appeared first on NathanShumate.com.
Hostile Earth
The author says: From Book 1: Terra Vonn is fighting to survive in a destroyed world, surrounded by unspeakable horror . . . and things are about to get much worse. After witnessing the vicious murder of her mother, Terra has a singular focus—exacting revenge on the killers. But before she can complete her plans,
Movies Seen Recently: A Metric Crap-Ton.
Nope, I guess I didn’t regain the initiative to post semi-comprehensive capsule reviews. So here are micro-notes on movies seen recently. Show Me the Ghost (2021) – Horror-comedy about boy-girl best friends who rent a suspiciously cheap house and discover that it’s haunted. Exorcism attempts fail consistently, until they finally ask themselves WHY the ghost... The post Movies Seen Recently: A Metric Crap-Ton. appeared first on NathanShumate.com.
Letter J [maybe?]
The author says: This isn’t Angus Fonteyn’s first time in space. He’s been selected for NASA’s covert mission that’s sending just two individuals 500 years to the past. Much to his dislike, rookie astronaut, Janine Lyton, is selected as his copilot. During the mission, Angus experiences visions and extreme hallucinations but is barely alarmed by
Redemption
The author says: The Renegades is Book One in a New Adult, dystopian science-fiction series, set in a near-future US, in a state no longer run by elected government, but an oppressive, high-tech corporation. BACKCOVER TEASER: “When everything has been taken from you, do you try to return to the past you lost, or take