The SFcrowsnest archive
BE CAREFUL … SPOILERS AHEAD I have been avoiding most things about the latest 38th season of ‘Doctor Who’, other than those 30-second…
Dungeons & Dragons novels are rarely literature, but they should at least exciting romps that are true to the spirit of the role-playing…
In my older book selection about Science Fiction, I have two favoured editors/writers. Reginald Bretnor is essentially if you want interviews with Golden…
In ‘A Line To Kill’, we join Anthony Horowitz on his third meta-verse trip where he is part of the story. It’s hard…
‘The Best Of Draw! Volume 1’ was its third printing back in 2008 and features work from the early two out of print…
Looking through Eurospan’s catalogue of American books, I tend to use the search engine to pin-point to ‘Science Fiction’ and seeing one by…
‘Acorna’s Triumph’ is part of a series of science fantasy novels started as a collaboration between Anne McCaffrey and, originally, Margaret Ball. From…
Only three artists are covered in this latest issue of ‘Illustrators’ but definitely big ones. Peter Richardson goes over the life…
‘Rockman’ subtitled ‘The Beginning’ is a post-apocalypse fantasy novel by Mark Pickvet. This author seems to have published quite a few books but…
Editor Mike Eury points out in his editorial that TwoMorrows other publication, ‘The Kirby Collector’ deals with Jack Kirby’s comicbooks. However, after 130…
Sometimes you can learn more about a book by its sub-title. With Robert Bly’s book, ‘The Science In Science Fiction’, its ‘83 SF…
On a whim, I thought to look up Tom Savini’s ‘Grande Illusions’ book and came across this volume, ‘Grande Illusions: The Art And…
