Upstream Reviews
Declan Finn, Graham Bradley, Caroline Furlong, Michael Gallagher, JR Handley, Ginger Man, Brian Heming, SciFi4MeREVIEWING ONLY THE BEST IN SCI-FI, FANTASY, HORROR, MYSTERY & THRILLERS
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40 published. 3x Dragon Award finalist. Catholic, Urban Fantasy, Christian Fiction. Vatican Ninjas galore
Writer, illustrator, gentleman trucker
Author of The Guardian Cycle and Contact: Angeles, Theophany, and the Knights of the Mutant Table, her website is www.carolinefurlong.wordpress.com, and her newsletter is https://carolinesnewsletter.substack.com/.
Michael Gallagher is a professional freelance graphic designer, copywriter and novelist living in New York's Adirondacks. His short fiction has been featured in Cirsova magazine and his debut novel Body and Blood is currently available on Amazon.
A little bit of crazy and a whole lot of fun! Website: www.jrhandley.com
Remixing awesome stuff of times past. Author/books page: http://brianheming.com Latest published work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DWLZGDCR/
Science Fiction. Fantasy. Horror. and points in between
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