Where Furnaces Burn by Joel Lane (book review).
It seems that over the past few months we have lost a number of writers of quality. The world will
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Bone Dance by Emma Bull (book review).
‘Bone Dance’ is set in what remains of a city in the near future after a conflict between North and
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The Giver . . . first trailer for new YA-based science fiction film.
Often described as the thinking reader’s version of the Hunger Games, The Giver YA novel now has a science fiction
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Midst Toll And Tribulation (Safehold book 6) by David Weber (book review).
In many respects, David Weber’s ‘Midst Toll And Tribulation’ has Merlin Athrawes moving up the schedule and teaching a select
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The Heritage Of Heinlein: A Critical Reading Of The Fiction by Thomas D. Clareson and Joe Sanders (book review).
Having read all of Robert A. Heinlein’s Science Fiction and most of it twice over the years, I am at
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The Dog Stars by Peter Heller (book review).
When all else fails, there’s always hope. It can keep a man alive when the world around him is crumbling.
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The Doctor And The Rough Rider (A Weird West Tale book 3) by Mike Resnick (book review).
Every so often in the publishing world, a genre is declared dead and, however brilliantly a book may be written,
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Blake’s 7 – The Classic Audio Adventures: 1.1: Fractures by Justin Richards (CD review).
A new gripping hour long episode ‘Blake’s 7: Fractures’ has been written by Justin Richards and directed by Ken Bentley.
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The Sourwood (There Are No Gods For Arthropods) by Richard Wolanski (e-book review).
‘The Sourwood (There Are No Gods For Arthropods)’ is a neat little book, the first in a series according to
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Grand Central Arena (Grand Central Arena #1) by Ryk E. Spoor (book review).
‘Grand Central Arena‘ by Ryk E. Spoor is exactly the sort of book I expect from Baen. Substantial, sweeping, sprawling,
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