The Land Of Somewhere Safe by Hal Duncan (book review)
‘The Land Of Somewhere Safe’ is also known as the Land of Nod. It’s where Keen and Able went, for
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Wanderers by Chuck Wendig (book review).
Some books remind us how small we are or how transient life is and as a result make you want
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Fleetway Picture Library Classics Presents Larrigan (book review).
A long while back I did query the Book Palace about seeing some of the other books they published and
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Inferno Revealed: From Dante To Dan Brown by Deborah Parker and Mark Parker (book review).
Bridging the gap between literary criticism aimed at scholars and the readers of mass market fiction of the sort Dan
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Third Black Iron Legacy novel by Gareth Hanrahan now on the way (book news).
Emily Byron at Orbit UK has acquired world rights for a third Black Iron Legacy novel by Gareth Hanrahan. The
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World Science Fiction 1 Visions To Preserve The Biodiversity Of The Future edited by Francesco Verso (book review).
At a panel on translated fiction at the Dublin WorldCon, Francesco Verso was very passionate about creating opportunities for more
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Sword And Pen (The Great Library book 5) by Rachel Caine (book review).
Fire is capable of destroying in a way that is spectacular and devastating. Precious things, whether mementos lost in a
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Salvation (The Salvation Sequence book 1) by Peter F. Hamilton (book review).
‘Salvation’ by Peter F. Hamilton is the first book in an alien inclusive space opera trilogy, where the mode of
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A History Of Magic And Witchcraft by Frances Timbers (book review).
Look at the title if Frances Timbers book again, ‘A History Of Magic And Witchcraft’. When you compare it to
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Doctor Who: Resurrection Of The Daleks by Eric Saward (book review).
The long awaited novelisation of a classic ‘Doctor Who’ story ‘Resurrection Of The Daleks’ is to be welcomed in the
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