Babylon’s Ashes (book 6 of The Expanse Series) by James S.A. Corey (book review)
‘Babylon’s Ashes’ by James S.A. Corey is the sixth novel in ‘The Expanse’ space opera series. Earth has been devastated
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BristolCon 2023: observations by Rosie Oliver (convention report).
BristolCon is an annual ‘one-day’ Science Fiction and fantasy convention held at the Doubletree Hilton Hotel, literally a ten-minute walk
Read MoreStarter Villain by John Scalzi (book review).
‘Starter Villain’ by John Scalzi is a standalone near-future science fiction action thriller with a significant dose of humour. Former
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The Circumference Of The World By Lavie Tidhar (book review).
‘The Circumference Of The World’ by Lavie Tidhar is a standalone Science Fiction novel that includes many sub-genres such as
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Faster-Than-Light Travel? Yes Please!: an article by: Rosie Oliver.
We humans hate long boring journeys. So much so that we’ve gone from using horses and carriages to travelling by
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Cibola Burn (book 4 of The Expanse series) by James S.A. Corey (book review).
‘Cibola Burn’ by James S.A. Corey is the fourth novel in ‘The Expanse’ space opera series. Humanity has expanded to
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More Perfect by Temi Oh (book review)
‘More Perfect’ by Temi Oh is a standalone near future Science Fiction heavily into cyberpunk. Moremi is lonely. All her
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Red Team Blues by Cory Doctorow (book review).
‘Red Team Blues’ by Cory Doctorow is a standalone near-future science fiction techno-thriller. Martin Hench, a 67-year-old freelance forensic accountant,
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Loki’s Ring by Stina Leicht (book review).
‘Loki’s Ring’ by Stina Leicht is a feminist action-packed space opera with an all too human story at its
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Harpan’s Worlds: Worlds Apart by Terry Jackman (book review).
‘Harpan’s Worlds: Worlds Apart’ by Terry Jackman is a military space opera about an orphan trying to make good,
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