Time Salvager by Wesley Chu (book review).
I do like the cover art on Wesley Chu’s ‘Time Salvager’. It’s like one of those slightly blurred oil paintings and is very…
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I do like the cover art on Wesley Chu’s ‘Time Salvager’. It’s like one of those slightly blurred oil paintings and is very…
Over the past few years I’ve been attempting to read some of the ‘classic’ SF books, those that won multiple awards or are…
I was sitting in my lounge, a book in my hand, reading in the yellow glow of the standard lamp. The book was…
A couple of weeks back I watched ‘The Three Doctors’ again, which was originally aired before I was born, but I’ve seen at…
Some time ago I dreamt that the new issue of ‘Interzone’ featured on the cover a story about giraffes in space. When I…
It’s an intriguing set up for a story being set in a solar system as imagined back in the vary earliest days of…
For some reason I’ve never read any Harlan Ellison, which is odd considering he’s been writing longer than I’ve been alive. This new…
The thing about ‘The Thing Itself’ is that it’s difficult to say what the Thing is, which is actually the whole point of…
The hype over Anne Leckie’s ‘Ancillary’ books is not exaggerated. The judges and nominators of all of the various awards were all correct.…
Who doesn’t like a good post-apocalyptic tale? ‘The Postman’, ‘Waterworld’ and ‘I Am Legend’ are among my favourite films. In a short story…
This is my second large dollop of steampunk in recent weeks, having polished off ‘The Mammoth Book Of Steampunk’ in short order. I’m…
It’s been a while since I had any steampunk to read, so the chunky 500-page ‘Mammoth Book Of Steampunk’ was, I decided, an…