PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Occult Detective Quarterly Presents edited by John Linwood Grant & Dave Brzeski (book review).

Writing even a contemporary detective story at short length is difficult. It is not the setting of the scene that

An American Story by Christopher Priest is my novel of the year, a grabbing, electrifying and chilling read. It’s probably

There seems to be a trend to sub-divide fantasy into smaller and smaller sections. It may just be that the

While the novelisation of a film makes sense, especially as some viewers like to have a record, particularly of the

The genesis of a novel can sometimes be as fascinating as the book itself. In his later years, some of

Any book, whatever the genre needs humour. In life, there is rarely unremitting bleakness, there is often something to lighten

One of the biggest problems in creating a future society is to balance the need to tell an exciting story

It is suggested that it is best to start a review of anything with positive and factual things. Fantasycon 2018

Once a series of books has gone well past the trilogy that the author probably originally envisaged there is an

There is immense pleasure to be gained from reading stories by an author who knows how to shape words in