The New Podler Review of Books

Nina Buraca, investigator of possible signs of alien life, has heard tales of mysterious events on Pluto's moon Charon, where a science ...

I started a discussion on the topic of book covers on this blog eight years ago. I was disappointed that many indie authors were put in the ...

The sale is over, but I'm leaving the post up to: 1) remind indie authors that there are good/great and affordable book covers out there...

Hi all. Yeah, I know that it's been two years. Can't say that I've been reading any indie, hence no new reviews here. From time ...

Hi all! Briefly coming out of hibernation to post a review of the sequel to Richard Abbott's Far from the Spaceports . When quick wits ...

Image courtesy of Futurama Wiki Back in March of 2010, I submitted my novel Armistice Day to this blog in hopes of scoring a revie...

Each year, the reviewers here at the New Podler Review of Books pick the book (or books) which we feel are the very best independently publi...

The gods are dead, killed two hundred years ago. With their destruction the moon split apart, the sun dwindled and the land was devastated. ...

Sarah Buhrman’s Too Wyrd offers a welcome twist on the conventional fantasy protagonist who embarks on a quest.  As the story begins, Ni...

A dark speck slips from dormancy, where it has been trapped for millennia. It is utterly alien, singularly enthralling, and devastatingly le...