Today’s choice of sci-fi is Christian Warren Freed’s “Dreams of Winter” (https://t.co/BaP8JXqcEI). Dreams of Winter is an independently authored exhilarating fictional work, and in honor of all incredible worlds in all the domains of sci-fi, we are aware this one deserves its place on our lists. Inside, we discover a yarn you will find instantly ingenious in its style. Supposing you are as versed in this sort of thing as us, you’ve got to start searching how sci-fi readers reacted. According to an obviously enthused reader, “One of the things I always found a little uncomfortable about Malazan: Book of the Fallen series was the abundance of gods. I prefer stories in which human foibles and strengths drive the plot. That pretty much sums up the A Song of Fire and Ice series. The Forgotten Gods Tale, of which Dreams of Winter is the first volume, sits somewhere between those two. Yes there are gods, and yes they are powerful, and yes they do make a mess, but the real focus is on the humans and how they deal with the mess.” If you made it through this sincere tribute, you should go the distance and get your own copy. Until you are convinced, continue watching this space until we discover the next Asimov or Clarke. Yes, we know it’ll happen eventually.
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