2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson (book review).
As any good middle manager will tell you, spotting problems is easy. The challenge and the creativity is in finding the solutions. The…
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As any good middle manager will tell you, spotting problems is easy. The challenge and the creativity is in finding the solutions. The…
One, twice, three times a vampire…or not a vampire? ‘The Exiled Blade’ is the final book in ‘The Assassini Trilogy’, an alt-history/fantasy/intrigue series…
Escaping from Earth just a whisker or two ahead of the conscienceless, self-replicating Dragons unleashed on the planet by Matjek Chen of the…
A polite notice: this review contains spoilers! The book was published a year ago and I can’t imagine any circumstance where someone who…
Set in Fantasy Flight Games’ Android universe, home to the excellent ‘Android: Netrunner’ card game and the godawful timesink that is the original…
What more is there to say about ‘The Wheel Of Time’? What purpose in reviewing ‘Towers Of Midnight, the thirteenth in the series,…
As a sweeping generalisation, KJ Parker’s novels are intelligent, funny, brutal, thrilling and inaccessible. Parker’s gift – one of them, at least –…
Hannu Rajaniemi is a magnificent bastard of a novelist, who – to echo a line I used it reviewing his book, http://neverenoughshelves.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/the-quantum-thief.html” his…
I’ve been staring at ‘Jack Glass’ for over an hour, trying to find the best way to start this review. There’s little point…
‘Android: Netrunner’ is a two-player ‘living card game’ (LCG) pitting a futuristic megacorporation against the wily hacker who wants to break into its…
‘The Outcast Blade’ is the second ‘act’ of ‘The Assassini’, an alt-historic fantasy focusing on the political and romantic intrigues of fifteenth-century Venice;…
‘Salvage And Demolition’, the latest novella from Tim Powers, is a classic. I don’t necessarily mean it’s an enduring work of genius (though…