Burning Brightly: 50 Years Of Novacon edited by Ian Whates (book review).
From 1979 onwards, every Novacon SF Convention featured a free special with a short story donated by that year’s guest
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2021, Volume 141 #758 (magazine review).
One of the things that MF&SF does well is inclusivity. The authors represented in this volume originate from all across
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Encanto (a fantasy film review by Mark Kermode).
The fantasy film Encanto is reviewed by Mark Kermode. Mirabel must come to grips with the fact that she is
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A Terrible Fall Of Angels (A Zaniel Havelock novel) by Laurel K. Hamilton (book review).
Angels are real. Guardian angels watch our backs and try to guide us to the safer paths. The higher orders
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Look Where You Are Going Not Where You Have Been (The Harvester series book 9) by Steven J Dynes (book review).
Many writers at the start of their careers are told to write about what they know. Indeed, one agent told
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Sanctuary by V.V. James (book review).
‘Sanctuary’ is a standalone urban fantasy novel written by V.V. James. Meggie Knight has an interesting case on her hands.
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In The Ravenous Dark by A.M. Strickland (book review).
‘The Ravenous Dark’ is a standalone fantasy book by A.M. Strickland. Rovan watched her father die to protect her and
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Monster Blood Tattoo Book Three: Factotum by D.M. Cornish (book review).
‘Factotum’ is the third part of the ‘Monster Blood Tattoo’ trilogy which began with ‘Foundling’ and continued with ‘Lamplighter’. I
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The Seal Of Karga Kul by Alex Irvine (book review).
Dungeons & Dragons novels are rarely literature, but they should at least exciting romps that are true to the spirit
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A Line To Kill by Anthony Horowitz (book review).
In ‘A Line To Kill’, we join Anthony Horowitz on his third meta-verse trip where he is part of the
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