There Will Be Spoilers
KEYLA DAMAER SCI-FI LIKE YOU’VE NEVER READ IT This Week’s Review There’s a lot to tell about Star Trek Picard, Season 3. First off, I enjoyed it a lot. It felt like the film they never did or season 8 of The Next Generation. But, and you knew there was going to be a […]
Dystopian Science Fiction
KEYLA DAMAER SCI-FI LIKE YOU’VE NEVER READ IT Pre-order and Get A Book Free You’re still in time. Preorder this book now and get Tales Part 1 for free on release date (March 25th) – just send a message with a proof of purchase using the form below. Contact Form First Name Email Your Message […]
Be Ready, Tales Part 2 Is Coming In Hot
KEYLA DAMAER SCI-FI LIKE YOU’VE NEVER READ IT Preorder and Get A Book Free Preorder this book now and get Tales Part 1 for free on release date (March 25th) – just send a message with a proof of purchase using the form below. Contact Form First Name Email Your Message Contact Keyla Universal Link […]
The Rings of Power
KEYLA DAMAER SCI-FI LIKE YOU’VE NEVER READ IT The Rings of Power – Review 20Books Vegas 2022 was a blast. I’m still watching recorded sessions from the biggest indie conference in the world and will be doing so for days to come, possibly weeks, depending on how many I want/can see in a day. But […]
Run! The Manderian Halden is here.
Run! The Manderian Halden is here After years of procrastination and tribolations, Tales From The Sehnsucht Series Part one is here, available at your farourite retailer. https://youtu.be/PJfYiGCU89Y War, deceit, and love intertwine in the first six Tales From The Sehnsucht Series. Within this anthology, you’ll find six tales of love and hate, loyalty and treason, […]
A Fall of Free Books
A Fall of Free Books Here’s a list of free books you don’t want to miss, starting from fellow sci-fi author Kayelle Allen. He can save mankind. All he has to do is die. Again. He can save mankind. All he has to do is die. Again.Lights Out by Kayelle AllenJoin the Ghost Corps, they […]
Reading Sci-fi at the Damaers
Reading Sci-fi at the Damaers My mentor and friend, Jeffrey Kosh, used to tell me that I wouldn’t be able to read the same way as I used to once I became an author. He was fooking right, as Jonti Brookes would put it, because each revolution around the sun makes me more demanding, in regards to […]
Back From The Holidays
Back From The Holidays A while back, I reviewed a trilogy by Patty Jansen, from the Ambassador Series. I’m still reading the series. At the moment, I’m at book 8, The Alabaster Army, and I’m loving it. I know I should review each book and post my reviews everywhere, but I’m too caught into reading […]
Summer’s Not Over Yet.
Sci-fi and Thrillers The summer’s not over here in Rome. I guess not everyone is that lucky, or unlucky, depending from the point of view. I love summer, but the heat this year was breathtaking. a couple of times I almost fainted at work. Anyway, enough about me. Let’s talk about books. Ben Roberts hears […]
The Long, Hot Summer
Recommendations and Free Books As an indie author, I swap emails with other authors writing similar genres to mine. A few weeks ago, I swapped with Patty Jansen and shared her Ambassador Omnibus with you all. I also did something I rarely do: I downloaded it myself. And I read it because what’s the point […]
Summer Break
Summer Break For this monthly post, I’m featuring a great author, and a friend. Her name is Kayelle Allen. Traitors stripped the immortal king Pietas of everything. Now, marooned on a deserted planet, his only hope of finding his people lies with the human who imprisoned him. That doesn’t mean he’ll humiliate himself by asking […]
There Will Be Spoilers
Science Fiction On Screen As I grow up, I realise I become more and more demanding with video entertainment. As a science fiction fan, I try to watch whatever I can on the theme. However, most of the time, I’m disappointed by the authors’ lack of understanding of the story structure when writing screenplays. Some […]
May the Fourth Be With You
May the Fourth Be With You Everyone who knows me knows that I am a Trekkie at the core, but I’ve always liked Star Wars as well because one doesn’t exclude the other. Since this is my May post, why not use this well-known Easter egg as a title? Because I love Easter eggs and […]
Bundles and freebies
More books, what else? After reading so much about Draken Kosset, here are a couple of books you may be interested in. For those who want to know more about Draken, you can subscribe here and request a link to the interview. A simple exploration of an unknown planet. What could go wrong? Baldwin Tavares […]
Books, what else?
Books, what else? After reading so much about Draken Kosset, here’s a couple of books you may be interested in. Tales of mirth, imagination, and mayhem. Nothing is quite what it seems in this realm. Partners cross each other, intentionally or otherwise. Late-night visitors appear from nowhere and linger long after they’re gone. Mountain lakes, […]
Spring is around the corner
Spring is around the corner While I haven’t been reading a lot recently, my TBR keeps growing. Following, are a bunch of suggestions for you. Genre? Sci-fi, of course. Siouca is a member of the advanced Wanderer civilisation. What does Siouca want? The quest to unlock the secrets of interstellar travel leads a Roranian crew […]
An Endless River of Books
An Endless River of Books If you subscribed to my newsletter you’re a science fiction fan. Well, this week you’re lucky because here’s a sci-fi book fair just for you, where you can win … Yes, you got that right. eBook & Paperback Sweepstakes! (2) Winners of eBook “Gift Baskets” of ALL ebooks Other Winners […]
Trial and Error
This week, I want to offer you a story you can download at no cost by author Edita A. Petrick, Outcast, Book four of the Rim Chronichles and a special review. Read on! Abandoned by frontier gods She’s many things. A foundling, a princess, the last of her line, the first of the nameless order. […]
Welcome to my new website
The new year begins. with a little delay Welcome back to Keyla Damaer’s newsletter. First of all, I want to apologise for last week’s mess. I activated the blog’s RSS feed too soon, and you all received an old email. This shows how little wise I am when it comes to technology. Since I found […]
