Will Do Magic For Small Change by Andrea Hairston (book review).
Part of the brief of the BBC is to inform, educate and entertain. That is something a good book should
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The Last Unicorn by Peter S Beagle (book review).
There are some books that defy categorisation or which instantly become classics. ‘The Last Unicorn’ was originally published in 1968
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The Hidden People by Alison Littlewood (book review).
Throughout time and around the world, the human race has found ways of explaining those things they don’t understand. In
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The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean (book review).
There is a huge catalogue of books that have the premise that there are races living amongst us that are
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2022, Volume 143 #764 (magazine review).
It is always good to see a magazine publishing new writers and encouraging those at the start of their careers.
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Outcast (Inscape book 2) by Louise Carey (book review).
For as long as people have been creating stories, there have always been ones describing how the world ends. Science
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep/Oct 2022, Volume 143# 763 (magazine review).
The sign of a good magazine is that it considers its potential readership and tries to include items that will
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jul/Aug 2022, Volume 143 #762 (magazine review).
While a magazine is a useful sounding-board for new voices, sampling newcomers to a long established field, it is also
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Mythago Wood by Robert Holdstock (book review).
There are some books that leave a lasting impression. Particular scenes or ideas transcend the ordinary. These books are the
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Embertide (A Fallow Sisters Novel book 3) by Liz Williams (book review).
Too many contemporary fantasy novels involve variations of the cityscape populated with nasty but misunderstood supernatural creatures, often vampires and
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