Upstream Reviews
Declan Finn, Graham Bradley, Caroline Furlong, Michael Gallagher, Brian Heming, SciFi4MeREVIEWING ONLY THE BEST IN SCI-FI, FANTASY, HORROR, MYSTERY & THRILLERS
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Book Review: Night Machines, by Kia Heavey
Many moons ago—predating this Substack, and even the Wordpress edition of Upstream Reviews (RIP)—I was part of an active Conservative Writer Facebook group. I got long with one of the authors, and I decided, sure, why not? Back then, I went...
Review: Unlikely Prophet (Sword’s Edge Chronicles) by L. S. King
Long before Sword’s Edge, Children of the Enaisi, Laws and Prophecies, The Reluctant King, and Ranger’s Heart, there was a dying world. Teledhar, a planet once verdant, has for centuries been home to domed enclaves. This is where and how th...
Review: Engines of Liberty Trilogy, by Graham Bradley
At one point in the Upstream chat, there was some frustration over how many of us had also written novels. Because that would occasionally just come up out of nowhere that someone had written a book. So we dumped all of our e-ARC books into...
Review: Monster Hunter Files #2, by Correia, et al
Since the first Monster Hunter Files was a runaway hit, it only makes sense that a second one would come down the pike at some point. 2026 was finally the year, with several returning faces and a couple of new ones.
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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.
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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