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Weird Space: The Baba Yaga (book 3) by Eric Brown & Una McCormack (book review).

‘The Baba Yaga’ is the third book in Abaddon’s ‘Weird Space’ series of SF novels, created by Eric Brown. I

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An Interview With James Lovegrove by Patrick Mahon.

James Lovegrove is the author of over fifty novels for adults and children. Born in 1965, in England, he became

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World Of Water (A Dev Harmer Adventure) by James Lovegrove (book review).

‘World Of Water’ is the second outing for James Lovegrove’s newest hero, Dev Harmer, following on from ‘World Of Fire’,

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The Very Best Of Fantasy & Science Fiction Volume 2 edited by Gordon Van Gelder (book review).

‘The Very Best Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Volume Two’ came out in 2014 and is part of a long

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Nightchild (Chronicles Of The Raven book 3) by James Barclay (book review)

‘Nightchild’ is the final book in James Barclay’s debut ‘Chronicles Of The Raven’ trilogy, with which he blazed a trail

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This Year’s Class Picture by Dan Simmons (book review)

‘This Year’s Class Picture’ was originally published in 1992 in the anthology ‘Still Dead’, when author Dan Simmons was much

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Zombo: You Smell Of Crime And I’m The Deodorant by Al Ewing and Henry Flint (graphic novel review).

Just before I started writing this review, I noticed on social media that it was the thirty-ninth birthday last week

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2016, Volume 130 # 723 (magazine review).

The first issue of ‘The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ for 2016 is a relative rarity in that it

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The Time Traveller’s Almanac edited by Ann & Jeff Vandermeer (book review).

The husband and wife team of Ann and Jeff VanderMeer are well known for editing interesting anthologies, so when I

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2015, Volume 128 # 722 (magazine review).

The closing issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ for 2015 includes one novella, two novelettes, eight short

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