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Kepler’s Son: book 3 of the Flying Crooked Series by Geoff Nelder (book review).
‘Kepler’s Son’ is book 3 of the ‘Flying Crooked’ series but can be read independently as the author supplies a handy summary of…
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December 2022
ReviewScifi
Psi High And Others by Alan E. Nourse (book review).
I recently came across ‘Psi High And Others’ (1967) and remembered it was on to read list years ago. Its author, Alan E.…
ReviewScifi
Everything You Dream Is Real by Lisa De Nikolits (book review).
‘Everything You Dream Is Real’ by Lisa De Nikolits is a sequel to ‘The Rage Room’. It is near future Science Fiction set…
ReviewScifi
Hard To Be A God by Arkady & Boris Strugatsky (book review).
Strugatsky wrote many great novels over the years but ‘Hard To Be A God’ is more baffling than these. The Strugatsky brothers did…
FeatureFantasy
Michael Moorcock: his five best novels in fantasy and science fiction (article).
For those unfamiliar with Michael Moorcock, he is a renowned British science fiction and fantasy author who has written numerous novels, short stories,…
NewsBooks
Michael Moorcock interview: have a very Moorcock Christmas (video format).
On the eve of the winter solstice, English fantasy author Michael Moorcock joins Andrew Sumner to discuss FP’s signed copy of his eagerly…
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UFO: S.H.A.D.O. Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson & Andrew Clements (book review).
I suspect a lot of people in the know have been waiting for this book, the ‘UFO: S.H.A.D.O. Technical Operations Manual’ to be…
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Her Smoke Rose Up Forever by James Tiptree, Jr. (book review).
When me and Rosie Oliver decided we wanted to explore more of Gollancz SF Masterworks, I suggested she tried some James Tiptree Jr.…
ReviewFantasy
The Girl by Victory Witherkeigh (book review).
‘The Girl’ is an odd book. There’s no other way to describe it really. It is written by Victory Witherkeigh for a YA…
ReviewBooks
The Art Of Alfredo Alcala by Heidi MacDonald and Phillip Dana Yeh (book review).
Often with the artbooks from Dover Press, I like the art and recognise the techniques shown they use even if I don’t know…
ReviewFantasy
The Citadel Of Forgotten Myths by Michael Moorcock (book review).
In his early days, Michael Moorcock made ‘novels’ by putting three novelettes between bright covers and calling the stories Book 1, Book 2…
FeatureBooks
Arthur C. Clarke vs. Robert Heinlein: the scifi giants’ smackdown (article).
Ah, the age-old question: Arthur C. Clarke vs. Robert Heinlein. Two giants of science fiction, both with their own unique styles and approaches…