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The Future Is Yours by Dan Frey (book review in situ).

EMAIL From: Geoff Willmetts, SF Crowsnest To: Gareth D Jones Hi Gareth, here’s a new book for you to review:

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The Echo Wife by Sarah Gailey (another book review – all right it’s an echo).

Celebrated scientist Evelyn Caldwell has cracked the secret of creating human clones. This could be the start of a high-concept

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Inscape by Louise Carey (book review).

Set in a high-tech future London that has been built on the ruins of its pre-meltdown predecessor, Louise Carey’s novel

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Bear Head by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review).

In Adrian Tchaikovsky’s ‘Dogs Of War’ we were introduced to the world of bioforms, bio-enhanced intelligent animals developed to fight

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London Centric: Tales Of Future London edited by Ian Whates (book review).

In this new collection from NewCon Press, editor Ian Whates has drawn together tales of future Londons that range from

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The Evidence by Christopher Priest (book review).

We return to the enigmatic Dream Archipelago in Christopher Priest’s new novel ‘The Evidence’, the location of many of his

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Nucleation by Kimberley Unger (book review).

An intriguing blend of hard SF, corporate espionage and conspiracy theory, ‘Nucleation’ is a solidly enjoyable novel from Kimberley Unger

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Hold Up The Sky by Cixin Liu (book review).

Cixin Liu’s second English-language shorty story collection, ‘Hold Up The Sky’, comes to us via a selection of various translators,

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The Compelled by Adam Roberts and François Schuiten (ebook review).

‘The Compelled’ is a gorgeous-looking e-book written by Adam Roberts with wonderfully atmospheric illustrations by François Schuiten that have an

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Two Tribes by Chris Beckett (book review).

There’s something comforting about starting a Chris Beckett novel. Not that the subject matter is necessarily comforting but, as soon

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