My Mother Murdered The Moon (NP Novella # 8) by Stephen Deas (book review).
I love reading novellas. They’re long enough that the author can tell a rich and detailed story but short enough that you can…
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I love reading novellas. They’re long enough that the author can tell a rich and detailed story but short enough that you can…
To my mind, Stephen Baxter is one of Britain’s finest living authors of hard Science Fiction. Like Sir Arthur C. Clarke, with whom…
It’s amazing to think that James Barclay’s first fantasy novel, the highly acclaimed ‘Dawnthief’ was published in the last century, in 1999 to…
‘The Dying Squad’ is Adam Simcox’s debut novel. It’s far from being his first work of creative fiction though. Simcox is a British…
‘Corsair’ is the second novel to come from the pen of James L. Cambias in 2015, an American Science Fiction author who also…
I love reading ghost stories. I am also interested in learning about Japan, its people, culture and fiction. So when I got offered…
The last few novellas with Eric Brown’s name on the cover that I’ve reviewed here were the four outings of the ‘Kon-Tiki Quartet’,…
I’m currently catching up on some books that have been on my ‘To Be Read’ pile for far too long. Top of that…
Graham Masterton is an experienced master of British horror writing, having published his first novel, ‘The Manitou’, in 1976 with more following on…
For years, if not decades to come, 2020 is likely to be known worldwide as the year of Covid-19. As I write this,…
‘Iterations’ is the fourth and final novella in Eric Brown and Keith Brooke’s ‘Kon-Tiki Quartet’ of interstellar adventures. I reviewed the first three…
I was hoping that spending the last seven months working from home would have given me more time to read. Unfortunately, the opposite…