PaulineMorgan, Author at SFcrowsnest

A Truth Beyond Full by Rosie Oliver (book review).

Once upon a time, a colleague told me that science fiction was ‘Mills & Boon for boys.’. ’. In the

When an idea switches media formats, there is always a question as to whether the adaptation will be as successful

Older readers will have grown up with fairy and folkloric stories, and many writers indulge themselves with rewriting them, sometimes

With so many books being published in a variety of formats—print, digital, and audio—it is difficult to choose, especially when

Fiction has always reflected its time and has addressed social issues. Charles Dickens frequently wrote about the social issues that

There are times when a book should be labelled ‘don’t start from here’. Usually, this occurs in long series with

One advantage of creating a unique setting for stories is the freedom to delve into the situation’s history, economics, and

There is a lot of pleasure in reconnecting with old friends and places. Alastair Reynolds has set a number of

After a delay, this 771st issue of ‘The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ is finally here. The publisher notes

During the Covid lockdowns, many people turned to writing or baking as a means of occupying time during isolation. R.E.