Lux The Poet by Martin Millar (book review).
I am not sure why we got ‘Lux The Poet’ to review as it is neither Science Fiction nor fantasy. The back of…
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I am not sure why we got ‘Lux The Poet’ to review as it is neither Science Fiction nor fantasy. The back of…
In a distant future on an earth-like planet that may or may not be the Earth, a city called Haven VII is suddenly…
This is a collection of eight short stories by Joseph McKinley paints a rather bleak picture of our future. The book, ‘The Bearer Of…
At 67 pages, ‘Winter’ by Dan Grace falls somewhere between a short story and a novel. It should have enough space to develop…
In theory ‘Black And White’ should be a very good book as it’s written by two accomplished authors, Jackie Kessler and Caitlin Kittredge,…
It’s February, so it’s time for Apex Magazine # 81. As always, the first thing to hit you is the cover art and…
This is the first book from Ben Ellis so it’s his debut novel which surprised me as its quite impressive in some respects.…
The first ‘Apex’ magazine of 2016 is a bumper edition with a rather surreal cover by Matt Davis. It’s a cover that certainly…
Well, well, well. It’s been over 18 months since I reviewed Adam Christopher’s ‘The Burning Dark’ which is the novel that proceeds this…
It’s not often you get a book that’s classified as Science Fiction but when you dig into it, it needs a bit of…
Let me say straight off I enjoyed ‘The Long Way To A Small, Angry Planet’ this book by Becky Chambers, an author I…
Well, I’ve not read ‘Uncanny Magazine’ before so this should be a journey into the unknown with hidden dangers and surprises or so…