"Engines Beneath Us" by Malcom Devlin: A Review

June 19, 2020 Gemma Webster

Cover Art for Engines Beneath Us by Malcom Devlin. Art by Richard Wagner. Description: Close-up of a boy’s face. His eyes are bright blue and pierce the dark shadow over half of his face. He is foregrounded by a chain-link fence that dissolves in th… — Cover Art for Engines Beneath Us by Malcom Devlin. Art by Richard Wagner. Description: Close-up of a boy’s face. His eyes are bright blue and pierce the dark shadow over half of his face. He is foregrounded by a chain-link fence that dissolves in the shadow on his face. Behind him is complicated machinery that looks like a scene of boilers and exhaust pipes with an industrial walkway.

Looking for your next read? Check out Malcom Devlin’s Engines Beneath Us available now from TTA Press.

Nebula Finalist Novellas 2017: Twisty Plots, Humor, Gender Fluidity and Big Questions

May 11, 2018 The Unbound Writers

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Nebula Award finalist novellas are plot-twisty, gender-bending, humorous, and pithy with Big Questions in a smaller, digestible format.

Bundle Up for Joe Hill's "Strange Weather"

October 20, 2017 Sean Cassity

Read Strange Weather with a nice warm blanket you can hide under.

Invite The Twilight Pariah Into Your Imagination

September 15, 2017 Sean Cassity

The Twilight Pariah, part ghost story, part murder mystery, swings from the craftily conventional to the truly inventive.

2017 Hugo Awards Coverage Part I: Nominees for Best Novella

July 28, 2017 The Unbound Writers

This week we take a peek at the year’s best novellas. The Unbound Writers threw the titles of the Hugo Award nominations for Best Novella into a hat and passed it around. We found they're all worth a read.