The Mountain In The Sea by Ray Nayler (book review).
Anyone who has seen the film ‘Arrival’ will be aware of the problems with trying to communicate with a truly alien species. Since…
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Anyone who has seen the film ‘Arrival’ will be aware of the problems with trying to communicate with a truly alien species. Since…
Maybe it’s the time of year that makes editors turn towards horror, the creepy and the macabre. Certainly, this issue of MF&SF has…
Everyone, at some time in their lives, wonders what would have happened if they had made different decisions at key points in their…
Coming to the end of a sequence of books can either give a sense of satisfaction of a well-rounded conclusion or leave the…
There was a time when it was common to note the number of recurring authors that appeared in magazines. Admittedly, there were fewer…
I have to declare and interest. I have been an attendee at the Milford SF Workshop on a number of occasions. For those…
Almost every culture has a myth or legend that involves giants. Although, originally, the term referred to a being, not necessarily human in…
Folklore and myth is woven through with archetypes, the basis on which heroes and adventurers are built. They are always there in the…
Christopher Priest is one of Britain’s leading literary novelists. Most of the time he flirts with SF, not producing wholly genre novels but…
Any magazine worth reading will have a range of contents but not all of the items will appeal to all readers. They are…
When an author plans a series of books and has a good idea of the story arc, it is difficult to decide where…
There are any number of lockdown stories but this one has a twist. R(achel) E Lewin had two lively, intelligent youngsters to entertain.…