It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Stephen Sottong Horror Stephen Sottong is a writer of Science-Fiction, Fantasy and a novel that might be described as Dystopian Christian Fiction. He was a 2013 winner of Writers of the Future and has been published in numerous magazines, anthologies, online … Read more
It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: E.F. Schraeder Horror, Paranormal, Poetry A queer writer from the rustbelt, E. F. Schraeder believes in ghosts, magic, and dogs. Schraeder is the author of the Saturday ‘Visiter’ Award Nominee What Happened Was Impossible (Ghoulish Books) and the poetry collection The … Read more
Radiation from an exploding star may have had a profound effect on the evolution of life on Earth, a new study suggests. About 2.5 million years ago, the viruses infecting fish in Africa”s Lake Tanganyika underwent a mysterious and rapid explosion in diversity. Yet the exact cause of this change has remained a mystery. Now, … Read more
It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Angel Martinez Fantasy, Horror, Paranormal, Sci Fi Angel Martinez writes both kinds of queer fiction – Science Fiction and Fantasy. Currently living part time in the hectic sprawl of northern Delaware, (and full time inside the author’s head) Angel has one … Read more
It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Adam J. Whitlatch Fantasy, Horror, Paranormal, Sci Fi Adam J. Whitlatch is the author of the novels The Weller, Fear of the Dark, War of the Worlds: Goliath, Birthright, and Vengeance for My Valentine, as well as dozens of short stories … Read more
Genre: Fantasy LGBTQ+ Category: Ace, Bi, Demi, Gay, Poly Reviewer: Estora Get It At Amazon | B&N | Google Play | Kobo | Apple | Smashwords About The Book A spy lurking in the shadows, a nation on the verge of an invasion, a man desperate to protect his home. Lucian is the Blade of Castrial–the kingdom’s spymaster and first line of defense, lauded for … Read more
We may have been wrong about how Mars got its characteristic red hue, a new study reveals. The Red Planet owes its ruddy complexion to rusted iron minerals, dispersed across billions of years by winds, throughout the planet’s dust. Past spacecraft observations of Martian dust led scientists to believe that this rust emerged in dry … Read more
It’s the Daily LFS – Lim Fic Spotlight from the Liminal Fiction website. Today: Anitra H. Lykke Sci Fi Anitra H. Lykke writes flash fiction, short stories, poetry and drama. “The Mars Vintage and other stories” is her first collection of stories. She has taught mathematics and college pedagogy in Tromsø, Norway, way north of … Read more
A native language, or “mother tongue,” is the first language a person learns and is usually a key part of their identity, allowing them to connect with their family and friends and to embrace their culture and heritage. But is it possible to forget your native language — for example, if you move to another … Read more
A robotics company has built an eerily lifelike humanoid robot which they claim is the “world’s first bipedal musculoskeletal android” — and the internet hates it. Created by Polish startup Clone Robotics, the “Protoclone” robot is a faceless android with an anatomically accurate bone structure and musculature. The android’s designers claim it can walk, talk … Read more
