
Embedded: An accessible mind-bending sci-fi that’ll claim your afternoon
Embedded presents something different in the Sci-Fi genre. Technology is not just introduced, it evolves alongside the narrative.

Embedded presents something different in the Sci-Fi genre. Technology is not just introduced, it evolves alongside the narrative.
While Kamel Daoud’s book is a classic subversion of Albert Camus’ classic, something far more meaningful breathes just below the surface.
With the new Star Wars installment growing ever closer, Lachlan Liesfield is hoping for a change of tack, following Tolkien’s example of less is more.
Continuing on with last week’s narrative thread, we asked writer Lachlan Liesfield what books he’d plunge himself into an inferno to save.
Lachlan Liesfield wanders through Evelyn Waugh’s lucid WW2 novel “Officers and Gentlemen”, which, despite it’s problems, loses none of its power to drag you in.