Intrusion by Ken MacLeod (book review).
In the early history of SF, authors used the medium with various intentions. Many books could be regarded as wish fulfilment but SF…
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In the early history of SF, authors used the medium with various intentions. Many books could be regarded as wish fulfilment but SF…
The Punisher first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man # 129 (Feb 1974) and was created by Gerry Conway and John Romita, Sr., who…
‘From The Tomb’ was a British fanzine from about the 1950s comics created by Peter Normanton, a long time fan of the genre.…
Consequences is something to consider from the start with this book as a third is devoted to notes and extensive bibliography which you…
This book is a re-issue of ‘The Nano Flower’, the final volume in Peter F. Hamilton’s first published trilogy of Science Fiction…
Once a writer is successful, editors of anthologies have a tendency to ask them for stories even though they may be too engrossed…
‘Lost Truth’ is in fact the fourth and currently final book of the fantasy ‘Truth’ series by Dawn Cook. ‘First Truth’, ‘Hidden Truth’…
With so much focus on the Apollo missions to the Moon and later with the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station, sending…
‘Days Of Blood and Starlight’ is book two of the ‘Daughter Of Smoke And Bone Trilogy’. Laini Taylor has also written a series…
There are tell-tell signs when you start realising a book’s content isn’t going to be as it says on the back cover. As…
The third in a series doesn’t always have a good reputation. ‘The Godfather Part Three’ ruined the legacy of the first two, ‘Spider-Man…
I remember when the sixth season of ‘Doctor Who’ was about to be shown on TV back in 1968 that there was a…