PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

Luna: New Moon by Ian McDonald (book review).

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

The problem with reading a book of ghost stories is that you are always on the look-out for the ghost.

Ghost stories have been around since humans sat around fires in the winter and were haunted by the shadows cast

Storytellers are good at lies. It is their stock in trade. A good storyteller is able to be convincing while

There is almost a sub-genre of SF which deals exclusively with war scenarios. These might be between aliens and humans

Putting together an anthology with a theme is not easy. Some of the best short story writers who the editor

There can be few authors who have published well over ninety books and still be able to come up with