Author: Richard Holliday

• Review: The Last Praetorian

  As of late I’ve been eager to dip in more and more to indie fiction via the Kindle store. It’s a great way to step out of my comfort zone of a handful of safe-bet pro writers and discover some up and coming talent. A few weeks ago I noticed that The Last Praetorian had…

  Richard Holliday

  November 3, 2013

  Reviews

  kindle, sci-fi

• Short Story: Medusa Dawn

  Medusa Dawnby Richard Holliday The sight of the rocket terminal grew to dominate Jessie’s eyes as the transit car erred ever closer. With a deep breath, partly of excitement and partly of trepidation, the young girl prepared herself for blastoff. It wouldn’t be long. Clouds of dust, refracted by the heat of the atmosphere, billowed…

  Richard Holliday

  October 27, 2013

  Writing

  kindle, medusa dawn, sci-fi, short stories

• Judging a Book by the Name on The Cover

  Yesterday I was discussing sci-fi and fantasy with Sam, a good writer friend of mine and the book Ender’s Game was mentioned. I felt compelled to state that it’s hard to separate the work from it’s author and his extremely bigoted views on marriage and same-sex equality. @rjpholliday It is difficult to ignore an author's…

  Richard Holliday

  October 15, 2013

  Miscellaneous

  Ender’s Game, Opinions