This week we’re proud to bring you a Geek Gab double feature. First, Daddy Warpig and Dorrinal review Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets by Luc Besson. Does the movie live up to the venerable sci-fi comic series? Then, in a shocking twist, all of us saw Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk.
Bonus: Daddy Warpig watches Leon: The Professional for the first time!
In other important news, today is the last day to submit Dragon Award nominations. Submissions are free and open to everyone.
Here’s what science fiction authors and critics are saying about my Best Sci-Fi Novel eligible book The Secret Kings:
I’m going to have to go with The Secret Kings by Brian Niemeier. Its predecessor proved worthy of last year’s Dragon Award, and the third book in the series only ratchets everything up further. Solid book. Read my review of it here.
-Author Russell Newquist
This fragment of the Soul Cycle is ultimately filled with action, fun, and crimes against Social Justice. I wish him the best in his part of the restoration of SFF. 9 of 10 fell deeds.
The Secret Kings is a worthy candidate for a Dragon Award.”
Today is also the last day to get The Secret Kings for free through my newsletter. Claim your free book here!
Once again I renew my pledge to share the honors with my lovely and talented editor L. Jagi Lamplighter Wright if The Secret Kings is nominated for Best SF Novel in the 2017 Dragon Award contest.
Reminder: Please refrain from nominating the same work in more than one category, as doing so will disqualify your ballot.
Nominate SK and your other favorite works of genre fiction here for free.
I want to make it easy for you to enjoy the whole award-winning Soul Cycle. Not only is The Secret Kings free, its predecessor, Souldancer is now on sale for only $2.99!
Thanks to all of my wonderful readers for your constant and generous support!