Have Machine Will Time Travel

by Thomas McKinley

Have Machine Will Time Travel

Time travel has been one of the most prominent and complicated subjects used by science-fiction writers. Time travel allows writers to explore a nigh infinite breadth of subjects and settings, from prehistory to the far future. As a writer, you can use time travel to develop and explore such issues as causality, morality, and ethics, […]

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Xlibris Reviews| The Dark Side of the Road

by Thomas McKinley

Xlibris News| Deciphering a Dead Sea Scroll

Xlibris Publishing reviews The Dark Side of the Road by Simon R. Green.   British author Simon R. Green has a history of playing with and affectionately satirizing various genres and stereotypes. He has done this in the past with the genres of detective-noir, fantasy, space opera, and others. In his novel The Dark Side […]

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Xlibris Publishing| Good News Autumn-Winter 2016-17

by Thomas McKinley

Xlibris Publishing| Good News Summer 2017

Xlibris welcomes the New Year with Good News. From the seasons of autumn and winter, we have new books and stories ready for readers to take with them into the New Year. In his short story collection SHORT, SHORT TALES, David Pliner takes on a wide array of topics, ranging from corruption and pollution to […]

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5 Star Review for Mr. Kin Wong’s “The Dance to Remember”!

by Thomas McKinley

The Pacific Book Review has just given FIVE STARS to Xlibris author Kin Wong’s The Dance to Remember. Check out this excellent review below!   Pacific Book Review Reviewed by: Ella Vincent The Dance to Remember is a heartwarming story that will make readers both cry and smile. Kin Wong’s novel is a family drama that […]

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Xlibris Reviews| The Colony

by Thomas McKinley

Xlibris Reviews| The Colony

A dark mystery resides upon the isle of New Hope. Xlibris reviews the supernatural thriller The Colony by F.G. Cottam.   Among the Hebrides, the chain of isles west of Scotland, sits New Hope. What was two hundred years ago a thriving colony has long since been the site of a mystery. Two hundred years […]

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