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Arctic Rising by Tobias S. Buckell (book review).
Tobias S. Buckell was born in the Caribbean, a long way from the Arctic! But he spent his younger days on boats in…
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DaveHardy
David A. Hardy, FBIS, FIAAA is the longest-established living space artist in the West, being first published in 1952. From working almost exclusively in water colours and gouache he has gone on to embrace acrylics, oils, pastels and, since 1991, digital art on a Mac. For more art, including prints of this and other works, visit http://www.astroart.org, where you can find many links, tutorials, books and prints and originals for sale.
Dave is Vice President of the Association of Science Fiction & Fantasy Artists (ASFA) and European VP of the International Association of Astronomical Artists (IAAA), and has an asteroid named after him! His SF novel 'Aurora' is now available in a revised and updated edition on Amazon etc. See a review of this and an interview with Pauline Morgan (November 2012) here: https:/?s=hardy
May 2015
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My Real Children by Jo Walton (book review).
I asked to review ‘My Real Children’ partly because I met Jo Walton and provided the cover for her ‘Guest of Honour Special’…
April 2015
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Angel Of Europa by Allen Steele (book review).
Since ‘Angel Of Europa’ by Allen Steele was billed as ‘Deluxe Hardcover Edition’ at $35.00, I was rather taken aback to find that…
February 2015
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New Earth by Ben Bova (book review).
I have always been rather a fan of Ben Bova’s novels and have read many of them, especially all of his ‘Grand Tour’…
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Phoenicia’s World by Ben Jeapes (book review).
Abingdon-based Ben Jeapes, once known for his late lamented Big Engine small press, and then as a Young Adult (YA) author of books…
January 2015
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Visionary edited by Terence J. Henley (book review).
As its members know well, the British Interplanetary Society was founded in 1939 and one of its founder-members was Arthur C. Clarke, who,…