PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Bad Bishop by Irene Soldatos (book review)

Telling tales about benevolent supernatural beings is a popular concept in many modern novels. Often, these are long-lived or immortal,

Most people would agree that the pace of life has increased exponentially over the last thirty years or so. With

Romance has always been a very popular genre. Many readers, mainly women, would wait eagerly for the monthly release of

One very big problem of defining a collection or a series of collections as the complete short fiction of a

There are many weird and wonderful places suitable for conventions. For those of you unfamiliar with Scarborough, imagine the landmark

There are times when it is difficult to draw a line between near future SF and contemporary fiction. Technology moves

One of the big questions is whether a book should be classified as children’s or YA and where the boundary

At times of economic crisis, all publishing houses consolidate and cut costs. One area affected is the willingness to nurture

Too many writers, especially those who wonder why no-one wants to publish their books, set their tales within their comfort

Two things you can be sure of when you embark on reading ‘A Weird West’ novel from Mike Resnick, you