Marcher by Chris Beckett (book review).
‘Marcher’ is the second published novel by Chris Beckett, with the cover proclaiming loudly that it is a winner of the Arthur C.…
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‘Marcher’ is the second published novel by Chris Beckett, with the cover proclaiming loudly that it is a winner of the Arthur C.…
‘Titan’ is the second book I have reviewed by Ben Bova. The first was ‘Earth,’ and both form part of Bova’s epic, future-history…
This reviewer has a confession to make: it has probably been at least thirty years since I read a `genre’ novel. Leaving aside…
Ben Bova should not need much introduction to SF fans. Bova has won the Hugo Awards no less than six times and has…
‘The Games’ was the first novel by prolific short form author Ted Kosmatka. First novels are always interesting. Will this author make mistakes…
James Enge’s ‘A Guile Of Dragons’ is the first book in the `A Tournament of Shadows’ series. As such it is not strictly…
This third volume of Polestars, titled ‘The Glasshouse’, is by Emma Coleman. I will admit that Emma Coleman is a new name to…
The ‘Polestars’ books, of which this is the second, are anthology collections and are each by a different contemporary author. The first volume,…
The ‘Polestars’ books, of which there are three volumes, are anthology collections and are each by a different contemporary author. The first volume,…
Pauline Dungate is something of an SF renaissance woman. She has been a past Arthur C Clarke award judge and is a noted…
The Humani is a Science Fiction novel by Stephen Palmer, an author who has penned over 20 novels, some in series, since the…
‘Universal Language: The Airlocked Room Mystery’ is a Science Fiction novella by Tim Major who has published six plus novels as well as…