The SFcrowsnest archive
‘No Laughing Matter’ is an anthology of nineteen tales that aim to ‘tread the thin line between horror and laughter’. First up is…
‘Creative Futures’ is not your usual anthology but comes with big credentials. It’s a collaboration between science fiction writers, Coventry University and the…
Don’t start here, but don’t read the other twenty-five books first. While Last Of The First is Book 26 of the Saga Of…
The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater is a historical novel with elements of magical realism that fit it, just about, into the fantasy genre.…
This anthology is published to mark twenty years since the death of fantasy author David Gemmell, whose most famous character was Druss the…
I read The Queen in mid-July, just as the first wasps began to appear in southern England, a good time for insect horror.…
When I was offered These Broken Little Worlds for review, I checked my computer banks and found that I had enjoyed two stories…
Metro 2035 is the third book in a series about forty thousand survivors of a nuclear war who live and work underground in…
How do you stop the spread of an incurable disease in a closed underground world that may contain the last survivors of the…
Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky is a post-apocalyptic science fiction horror thriller set within the Moscow Metro system that will, one hopes, put…
The Early Del Rey is another substantial volume in Doubleday’s series collecting the formative works of Golden Age science fiction writers, complete with…
In Woman Alive, Doctor Selwyn, a man, is mentally transported from 1935 to 1985, where he inhabits the consciousness of his future self…
