Tri-City Literary Reviews

The Science Fiction of Azimov

Born on 2 January, 1920, Isaac Azimov is an American biochemist specializing in things like DNA Testing best known for his outstanding science fiction novels. As an influential figure in the scope of this genre of literature, Azimov is claimed by many to be the most significant figure in the science fiction, making valuable contributions to the mixture of scientific facts and theories with fictional plots.

Many people, familiar with the art of Azimov, consider the “Foundation”series to be the More

The Long Walk

Sometimes when you are in a waiting room occupying the cheapest leather sofas that you have ever seen in your life, or struggling to get comfortable on the pastic chairs in the airport waiting rooms you discover a novel that is able to distract you from it all. And it is normally these novels (that you buy at the tiny WHSmiths in the departures lounge) that you never thought you would find yourself reading, but totally find yourself liking. That More

Not just another vampire story

Of lately, vampires have seemed to become quite popular, with a number of books, films and even television series being made on them. One such book that revolves around Vampires is The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. The book seems to have taken an inspiration from Bram Stoker’s Dracula and in fact talks about the most hated vampire in the world – Dracula.

The Historian is a story of a girl who strays into her father’s study one fine day (which More