PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

The Moonshawl by Storm Constantine (book review).

When readers take characters or the world they inhabit to their hearts, an author needs to make decisions about the

These days, when people talk about pocketbooks, they mean notebooks that tuck into a pocket or bag or, in the

Authors these days have a dilemma. With the current financial climate publishers, especially their financial department, are always concerned about

There is much debate amongst the reading public as to the future of the book and libraries. For the older

There is no copyright on titles. This can make it very confusing for a reader who may only have that

This hugely entertaining collection of 19 stories and a poem is the best of Marion Pitman’s fiction from the last

Of the current works of SF, they can probably be divided into three groups. There are the Earth-based novels that

It is always good to see new ventures in publishing. Algana is a relative newcomer in the field and is

It is always good to see an author who is prepared to experiment and to do it with relative success.

‘Poseidon’s Wake’ is billed as part of an informal trilogy. True, it is the third part of a sequence set