PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Ocean Of Stars by John Dodd (book review).

Provided a spaceship isn’t expected to enter the atmosphere of a planet, it can be any shape as there will

A good Science Fiction writer will have spent time building worlds and making sure that the technology aspects are, if

The award winning novella, ‘Every Heart A Doorway’, introduced the concept of doorways through which children can pass to a

Most readers will be familiar with Lewis Carroll’s 1885 novel relating ‘The Adventures Of Alice In Wonderland’, where a child

Imagine a school where, at fourteen, you disappear inside and don’t come out for four years. That’s four years when

Regular readers will know that ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ is a magazine that covers a wide range

There have always been school stories. Most of us have read them at some point. Post-war there was ‘Billy Bunter

Writing convincing books for both adults and younger age groups does not always come naturally to most authors. Usually, they

Landscapes are capable of inspiring all kinds of emotions, from joy through awe to fear. It may depend on time

One of the things that MF&SF does well is inclusivity. The authors represented in this volume originate from all across