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Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. The Celestial Sea (The Combined Service #3) – Jo Boone Madness and ruin at the ragged edge of deep space. The Magnetar heads for the gu’ul world of Garoar, where the Combined Service ship Askja has […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. The Atrocity Engine (Custodians of the Cosmos #1) – Tim Waggoner Creatures from dark dimensions infesting your home? Demonic beings trying to drive you insane? Alien gods attempting to destroy your universe? […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. End Watch (The Silent Wars #1) – Adrian J. Smith In the future, freedom is for the modified. Three centuries after the Genetic War divided humanity, the natural born are slaves. Fated […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Darkspace Renegade – G. J. Ogden Humanity depends on the star bridges. Hallam Knight must tear them down. Hallam Knight is a Bridge Runner, one of the few people brave and stupid […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Best (Baneberry Hall #1) – Frederick Gero Heimbach As he would be first to admit, Mason Best is a genius. He lied—oops, charmed—his way into Baneberry Hall, the nation’s top prep school, didn’t […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Conscript – Scott Bartlett The Scourge are back And the Corps needs recruits. Desperate to free his younger siblings from debt slavery, Po Abbato turns to crime. He’s caught, and offered a […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Chords of Fate (The Wayward Chronicles #1) – D. K. Holmberg We were called the Wayward. It was a derogatory term for some, but it was one we embraced. Most of us […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Enemy Below (Nocturnus #1) – Devon C. Ford We aren’t alone. The enemies are already here… beneath our feet. Beneath the surface, a war rages between the surviving demons still inhabiting the […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. Cirsova #18 / Spring 2024 – edited by P. Alexander Eighteen stories of heroic adventure and daring suspense. Including: “A Quick Laugh with Death” by William Drell – Investigating the medical blackmail of […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. The Conduit’s Key (Essence Wielder #4) – Dan Michaelson and D. K. Holmberg As Dax explores his new connection to essence, a new threat emerges. Dax is challenged by his new connection […]

Every week, the Castalia House Blog spotlights some of the many new releases in independent, pulp, and web novel-influenced science fiction and fantasy. The Anvil’s Mark (The Queen’s Blade #3) – D. K. Holmberg A deadly power upends everything a Blade knows. The Queen’s Blade saga continues. Zaren, steadily forging alliances in the bustling Busal […]

Fiction (Goodman Games): Born as Alice Mary Norton in 1912, Norton started writing while she was still in high school in Cleveland, Ohio. In fact, she completed her first novel while still attending high school, though it was not published until later in 1938. Wishing to pursue writing as a career, in 1934 she had […]