Deep Space

Publisher's Summary

Deep Space collects seven short stories from the outer rim: "Live by the Ten, Die by the Gun"; "From Gaia to Proxima Centauri"; "Resurrection of the Hornet"; "Autonomic Zen and the Art of Destruction"; "From Scheol My Soulfire Burns"; "Dance by the Light of the Moon"; "Tomorrow's Dawn".

©2017 Milo James Fowler (P)2019 Milo James Fowler

Space Theme not the authors best, but still ok

Comparisons are inevitable and again is hard to review a bunch of small stories at once.
I have read/listen to other short stories by Milo James Fowler with more dystopian themes that I liked a lot, so I was a bit let down when this group of stories (some way bigger, some way smaller) fail to get to some kind of point - that is always important to me even in short stories. Still, the universes created are interesting and one can get inspirations from them, for example.
I would urge anybody that starts with this book to try other stories from this author - this is the reason why I usually say I like stories and not authors.