NealeMonks, Author at SFcrowsnest

Hawkmoon: The Sword Of Dawn by Michael Moorcock (book review).

Michael Moorcock is widely regarded as one of the key figures in the history of British Science Fiction and fantasy,

In short, ‘Harry Potter’ meets ‘Shadow Over Innsmouth’ pretty much sums up both the themes of the book and its

George RR Martin is of course best known for his series of fantasy novels widely known as the ‘Game Of

‘Noche Roja’ (English translation: ‘Red Night’) is a graphic novel take on the classic hard-boiled, film noir detective genre, but

Robert McCammon has been turning out horror-slash-dark fantasy novels since the late 1970s, mostly standalone works but, in recent years,

‘Zero-G’ is a brisk SF thriller that essentially transfers the traditional murder-mystery setting from a remote mansion house into a

As the dustcover blurb proudly proclaims, Clive Barker was once hailed as the ‘future of horror’ by none other than

Kathryn Kurtz’s ‘Deryni’ series of books passed me by, it has to be admitted, but having come across one or

‘The Science Of Discworld IV’ follows along the tradition established by previous Discworld ‘Science Of…’ books by contrasting our magically-created

Despite its title, this third volume of short stories from the ‘Black Wings Of Cthulhu’ series has very little to