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Bone Dance by Emma Bull (book review).

‘Bone Dance’ is set in what remains of a city in the near future after a conflict between North and

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Pulse (A Chess Team Adventure book 1) by Jeremy Robinson (book review).

This is a Chess Team adventure novel, a sort of cutting edge US military sci-fi and ancient Greek mythology mash-up.

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Eschalon: Book III (PC Game review).

It has been 7 years since ‘Eschalon: Book I’ was released and although fans of ‘Eschalo’n had book 2 in

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The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore.
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The Lust Lizard Of Melancholy Cove by Christopher Moore (book review).

‘The Lust Lizard Of Melancholy Cove’ fits into the pigeon hole labelled ‘comic fantasy’, although there are only two fantasy

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The Geared Leviathan (Steam Engines of Oz volume 2) (by Sean Patrick O’Reilly & Erik Hendrix) Graphic Novel-review.
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Steam Engines Of Oz Volume 2: The Geared Leviathan by Sean Patrick O’Reilly & Erik Hendrix (graphic novel review).

If there was one word I would use to describe ‘The Geared Leviathan’ graphic novel it is ‘sumptuous’. The layout,

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Transition by Iain Banks (book review).
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Transition by Iain M. Banks (book review).

‘Transition’ is about a multiverse where there an infinite number of Earths ranging from almost similar to the one we

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Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars by Keith R. A. DeCandido (game tie-in book review).

‘Command And Conquer: Tiberium Wars’ is the official novel of the popular real time computer strategy game of the same

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The Machine (An Ethan Stone Thriller) by Tom Aston.
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The Machine (An Ethan Stone Thriller) by Tom Aston (book review)

I quite like books that take cutting edge technologies and extrapolate them to provide an interesting slant on what could

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Perfect Dark: Initial Vector by Greg Rucka (book review).

  ‘Initial Vector’ is the follow on story to the Xbox game ‘Perfect Dark Zero’. This was one of the

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The Affinity Bridge (A Newbury & Hobbes Investigation book 1) by George Mann (book review).

Now I have an e-reader which I use quite a lot but this edition of ‘The Affinity Bridge’ provides the

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