IMP – A Political Fantasia by Steven Paul Leiva (ebook review)
At 134 pages, ‘IMP – A Political Fantasia’ by Steven Paul Leiva is way too long for a short story and too short…
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At 134 pages, ‘IMP – A Political Fantasia’ by Steven Paul Leiva is way too long for a short story and too short…
In the world of this book, ‘A Darker Shade Of Magic, by V.E. Schwab, there are four Londons. Grey London, which is our…
I’ve got a bit behind with my reviews of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ recently. This issue, however, has been well…
It’s 1848 and revolution is in the air all across Europe. Even the sensible British are somewhat imbued with the spirit of change…
Amongst the artists I came across while reading ‘Science Fiction And Fantasy Artists Of The Twentieth Century: A Biographical Dictionary’ by Jane Frank…
Game of Thrones’ Maisie Williams has just been cast in Nick Park’s new prehistoric comedy adventure, Early Man. Maisie Williams joins the cast…
Telling tales about benevolent supernatural beings is a popular concept in many modern novels. Often, these are long-lived or immortal, some having seen…
In this new trailer for the coming live-action version of the Beauty and the Beast movie, Emma Watson goes a-song-along in a Sound of Music…
‘The Privilege Of The Sword’ is the third book Ellen Kushner has written in the ‘Riverside’ series, it is a standalone novel but…
‘The City Of Silk And Steel’ is a standalone novel about the concubines, children and servants of the fictional desert city of Bessa.…
This is that rare find these days, a stand-alone SF/fantasy novel. I’ve put it as both but to be honest this is a…
The ‘Nebula Awards Showcase 2015’ is the sixteenth successive volume in this series of anthologies dedicated to the Nebula Awards, which are given…