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This is a wonderful collection of science fiction short stories from the ever epic Dagda Publishers. You are taken into a World of dark dystopian wonder where you'll never want to leave. There are diverse settings, excellent character development and gooey caramel language use. Pay particular attention to J S Collyer's Isaac Heights, Jessica B Bell's The Best Medicine and Eric Robert Nolan's At the End of the World my Daughter Wept Metal. You will not be disappointed in the slightest.
Some really good stories and some that didn't quite click for me.
Hello everyone and welcome to this week's edition of What I Am Reading. Today I am reviewing All Hail The New Flesh by Dagda Publishing. This collection of short stories by various authors is thread by a commonality of a theme. To some degree, we all have doubts as to how beneficial all of our technological 'advances' are to society. We accept that, with these exponential changes, we must endure the bad while we benefit from the good. Surely, you know someone who has had their identity stolen, t...
I really enjoyed this anthology of futuristic short fiction, in which 13 authors play around with the time-honoured theme of technology-gone-wrong. Human hubris: machine sentience; the end of the world as we know it. It’s all in here in easily digested short stories. Some are set on a grand scale in the far-flung future, while others could so easily happen tomorrow. If not today.The compilation opens with a witty tale set in the here-and-now, with a traditional Mad Scientist who comes up with a
It is refreshing to admit that after reading “All Hail the New Flesh”, I have developed the view that new authors do have the capacity to spit out of themselves stories that imaginatively dig into the human psyche and pervert it.With a recurring theme of technological sentience, “All Hail the New Flesh” pervades the idea of the coming of a dystopian age–introducing incidents beyond (but not excluding) biochemical mishaps, zombie apocalypses and machine take-over. “All Hail the New Flesh” also pe...
