The Definition of Luck or the Post-Modern Prometheus by Steven Paul Leiva (book review).
Every which way you look at it ‘The Definition Of Luck Or The Post-Modern Prometheus’ is not a good title for this book.…
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Every which way you look at it ‘The Definition Of Luck Or The Post-Modern Prometheus’ is not a good title for this book.…
Reviewer’s note: As per the author’s note in the front of ‘The Crystal Key’, you need to read these books in order, starting…
I’m fascinated by unfinished works of fiction. I can imagine that many people don’t see the point in reading something that hasn’t been…
If you have any ambition with your favourite authors, then its to get and read everything they’ve done. With the 8 story ‘Pendulum’…
The problem with buying any science book is selecting by someone authoritative on the subject, easily checked on google, and whether the information…
One thing that is often missing from novels is the problem of bodily fluids. A short story usually hasn’t the space to give…
I suspect Edmond Hamilton (1904-1977) is known more these days for his work for DC Comics in the 1950s-60s, working on the likes…
A sequel to ‘Accidental Medium’ by Tracy Whitwell, ‘Gin Palace’ is about talking to the dead you didn’t know you wanted. Tanz is…
The Doctor and Romana are seeking the Key to Time and they arrive on planet Earth. What happens to them makes the rest…
‘The Killing God’ is the third and final part of ‘The Great God’s War’, an epic fantasy trilogy by Stephen Donaldson. For it…
Here’s Tim’s interview with Bruce Sterling, the science fiction writer, net critic, and internationally recognized cyberspace theorist. With a degree in journalism from…
Charles Fort (1874-1932) was an avid collector of the weird, searching newspapers for stories of strange events such as rains of frogs. He…