SDCC 2018

July 21, 2018 mdjackson 0

In case you weren’t aware of it, this weekend is San Diego Comic Con weekend, which is always a favourite of mine because of all the cool trailers that drop during the convention. Since we are not at SDCC and there’s not a lot of point trying to compete with Read More

What the %&*# is Perry Rhodan?

July 17, 2018 mdjackson 3

If you are a fan of science fiction and if, as I do, you have a particular love for space opera, then you probably have come across the name Perry Rhodan. If you’re anything like me then you would have spent many hours scouring paperback aisles or racks looking for Read More

Retro Review: …4…3…2…1…Mission Stardust!

July 16, 2018 mdjackson 0

Though fans of the Perry Rhodan series will bend over backwards to even deny the film’s existence, Mission Stardust (or, as it was known in Italian: …4…3…2…1…Morte) is a 1967 science fiction film based on the early novels. The film is hopelessly of its time. From the psychedelic opening credits Read More

Harlan Ellison dies at age 84

June 29, 2018 mdjackson 0

Whether you loved him or hated him, no one can deny that he was a giant of literature, SF, Fantasy or otherwise. Iconic and controversial, Ellison’s writing career crossed multiple genres, from horror to SF to speculative fiction, across a career studded with awards from the Nebulas to the Hugos and Read More

Debt’s Honor

June 1, 2018 mdjackson 0

The long awaited sequel to our best selling title DEBT’S PLEDGE has finally been released! Jefferson Odett returns in Jack Mackenzie’s DEBT’S HONOR, an action-packed military science fiction adventure that will have you hooked! PIRATES, ALIENS, BUREAUCRATS – WHO CAN YOU TRUST? Korax is a colony world beset by problems. Read More

Dark Worlds Issue #4 is here!

April 9, 2018 mdjackson 0

The fourth issue of DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY is here! It has been a very long and hard winter and we’ve been doing some much needed hibernating. We’re very much awake now for Spring of 2018, and we managed to give the old Quarterly a bit of a new look! Plus Read More

DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY #3 is FINALLY HERE!

January 3, 2018 mdjackson 0

The third issue of DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY is here! Yes, the issue was delayed by a couple of weeks due to unfortunate circumstances that occurred just before Christmas. We had intended to make it available before 2018. Consequently the datelines all still reflect our intended release date. We hope that Read More

Dark Worlds Quarterly #2 is a FREE download

September 18, 2017 mdjackson 0

The second issue of DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY is here! Our second issue features an interview with BYRON CRAFT about his novel THE CRY OF CTHULHU and its sequel SHOGGOTH. Byron regales us with his stories of trying to sell a faithful Lovecraft film to Hollywood back in the 1970’s and Read More

DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY #1 is HERE!

June 16, 2017 mdjackson 0

The premiere issue of DARK WORLDS QUARTERLY is here! Our first issue features an interview with DONALD F. GLUT about his Doctor Spektor character that he created for Gold Key comics. Canadian Voices in Science Fiction – Just in time for Canada 150, we talk to Canadian science fiction readers Read More

Time Like Broken Glass now in Print

May 7, 2017 mdjackson 0

Don’t like e-books? Miss the tactile experience you get with actual, physical, printed-on-paper type books? Well, my latest book TIME LIKE BROKEN GLASS is now available from my publisher, Rage Machine Books in a print version! You can order a copy and get it at a 30% discount for a limited Read More

Ace Double Novels: Double your Pleasure, Double your fun!

May 2, 2017 mdjackson 0

  What’s better than one of something? Two of something, of course! Most science fiction readers of a certain age remember with a great deal of fondness the series of Ace Double Novels which were released from 1953 to 1973 and were a distinctive part of the science-fiction community throughout Read More

How Big is a Book?

May 2, 2017 mdjackson 0

How big is a book? It’s as big as it needs to be Novels. Novellas. Novellettes. Short Stories. Each is an arbitrary category for a particular length of fiction. There is no “right” length for a story really and the prevailing wisdom about the lengths that a novel must be are Read More

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