Slow Bullets by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
‘Slow Bullets’ is the second of Alastair Reynolds’ novellas I’ve read recently, the other being ‘The Iron Tactician’ and, like
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Limit: Part 2 by Frank Schätzing (book review).
I read part 2 of Frank Schätzing’s huge novel ‘Limit’ following straight on from part 1, reviewed earlier this month,
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Limit: Part 1 by Frank Schätzing (book review).
Originally published in German, ‘Limit’ is Frank Schätzing’s mammoth near-future thriller, translated into English in an equally unwieldy massive volume
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The Iron Tactician by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
I haven’t read any of Alastair Reynolds’ previous stories about interplanetary traveller Merlin, but in ‘The Iron Tactician’ we have
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Now We Are Ten edited by Ian Whates (book review)
In celebration of ten years of well-known UK small press, publisher NewCon Press, editor and owner Ian Whates presents us
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The Corporation Wars: Insurgence by Ken Macleod (book review)
The second book in ‘The Corporation Wars’ trilogy, ‘Insurgence’, carries on directly from ‘Dissidence’ in this multi-faceted plot involving far-future
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Crises and Conflicts edited by Ian Whates (book review)
Celebrating ten years of well-known UK small press publisher NewCon Press, editor and owner Ian Whates has launched a series
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The Core Of The Sun by Johanna Sinisalo (book review).
I’ve read several translated novels during the past year and, one thing I’ve come to realise is that, although the
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The Commons by Matthew Hughes (book review)
I first came across Matthew Hughes in ‘Interzone’ a few years back and was immediately struck by the story’s similarity
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Everfair by Nisi Shawl (book review).
Nisi Shawl’s debut novel, ‘Everfair’. is a fantastically intricate portrayal of the birth of a free state in the heart
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