Fortune’s Pawn (Paradox # 1) by Rachel Bach (book review).
A book that captures the reader on the first page is rare. ‘Fortune’s Pawn’ had me pretty much at the first sentence. The…
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A book that captures the reader on the first page is rare. ‘Fortune’s Pawn’ had me pretty much at the first sentence. The…
My mission this year at the New York Comicon was to meet Greg Capullo. I failed miserably, in part due to the NYCC…
Nothing like the call of duty to ruin a good party. Or the cold slap of reality. The carousing of squire Brandywine is…
‘Shaman’ is the story of Loon, a young man who comes of age thirty-two thousand years ago, in the Palaeolithic era. At the…
I haven’t read anything by Paul S. Kemp before. After finishing The Godborn, I have to wonder why. The man can write. The…
I love post-apocalyptic fiction, all kinds. Examined, it’s not the healthiest obsession, but I seem to share it with a good portion of…
Best last line, ever. I had to get that out first; it’s an important observation because the last line of this book perfectly…
Lands extend from the edge of the known empire into the unknown; to the mountains, themselves, and beyond. No one knows what’s on…
‘Leviathan Wakes’ can be described as space opera, but it’s not typical of the genre. The scope is smaller and the story…
‘The Garden At The Roof Of The World’ by W.B.J. Williams is an ambitious debut. Presented as a found manuscript, the epic tale…
‘The Darwin Elevator’ by James M. Hough ended with the discovery of a second space elevator and a new, moveable aura to protect…
‘Relic’ by Renee Collins has an awesome setting. The world has been blighted by a long forgotten catastrophe that buried mythical creatures and…