Déjà Vu by Ian Hocking (book review).
Every now and then a story comes along that makes me sit up and take a bit of notice. Well, ‘Déjà Vu’ by…
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Every now and then a story comes along that makes me sit up and take a bit of notice. Well, ‘Déjà Vu’ by…
Expected publication: November 10th 2015 At the very end of my e-book edition there is an important note which starts with the sentence…
This is speculative fiction with a hint of Science Fiction to help provide the environment. The title ‘SmartYellow’ refers to a genetic marker…
‘King Of The Bastards’ falls into the sword & sorcery bracket. The one with big men with big muscles and big swords fighting…
I think ‘I Am Titanium’ is aimed at the younger person who likes superheroes. There’s a lot of teenage angst, sex and violence…
‘Traveling In Space’ tells the tale of a group of aliens aboard a colony ship who are travelling the universe in search of…
In AD 2173, mankind has a bit of a minor setback. That’s if being wiped out by a virulent Ebola virus can be…
It’s another month which means it’s another ‘Apex Magazine’. After the last couple of issues, where it seemed to be losing direction and…
It’s been a couple of months since I last read ‘Apex Magazine’ and the first thing to hit you is the cover artwork…
The blurb on the front cover announces that ‘Metal Gear Solid’ is ‘The official novel of the thrilling Konami video game created by…
‘Wings Of Hell’ is the thirteenth novel in the ‘Starfist’ series of military Science Fiction series. It’s the first one I have read…
I wasn’t particularly taken with the February edition of ‘Apex’ as I thought it had taken on a distinctly feminine tone which wasn’t…