“This elegantly written SF series features believable characters and powerful situations. Stanton wastes no words in his approach to language, creating a deceptively simple style that is both appealing and lucid.” — Library Journal
The thrilling conclusion of the Bloodlight Chronicles trilogy.
Set in a world where global economic activity is carried out in a virtual-gaming realm, a blood-transmitted virus with rejuvenating effects has become a black-market staple, forcing infected “Eternals” into a tightly knit underground where they must hack the V-space for food and shelter. After their leader, Helena Sharp, begins to mysteriously degenerate and flees, the Eternal community is thrown into chaos, fearing that their immortality has ended.
When the young clone Niko discovers that her gifted daughter carries the future heritage of humanity in her augmented DNA, she travels home to confront her progenitor, Phillip Davis, with a litany of experimental abuse. Phillip has fully integrated his persona with the AI Beast who controls V-space, and with the aid of a charismatic avatar, he embarks on a program of manipulation and control that will redefine the boundaries of death and consciousness.
An interview with Steve Stanton is now online at Open Book Ontario.
An interview in his role as President of SF Canada is now online at CBC Books: Canada Writes.
A “writing tip” to career novelists is online as part of Sci-Fi Odyssey.
The Bloodlight Chronicles: Redemption is available wherever great books are sold, and via payday direct from ECWpress.com.
Third Person Press recently launched its new anthology, Unearthed, the third volume in the Speculative Elements series. Following in the elemental footsteps of the first two volumes, Undercurrents and Airborne, Unearthed features twenty-one stories revolving around the theme of earth, including stories by SFC members 
The third novel in Dawné Dominique’s The First vampire series released in November, but has finally made its way to Canada and to a successful book signing at Chapters Polo Park. This is a different vampire series, and certainly not Twilight. Biblical fact and fiction crash headlong in this saga.