The Early Pohl by Frederick Pohl (book review).
Inspired by his fellow Futurian’s book ‘The Early Asimov’, Fred Pohl persuaded publisher Doubleday to let him do the same
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Time’s Convert (book 4) by Deborah Harkness (book review).
With the recent series of ‘A Discovery Of Witches’ on UK TVs and, soon to be seen across the world,
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Deadlands: Boneyard by Seanan McGuire (book review).
While the novelisation of a film makes sense, especially as some viewers like to have a record, particularly of the
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Nebula Awards Showcase 2017 edited by Julie E. Czerneda (book review).
I’ve enjoyed reading a lot of the Nebula Awards winning novels over the past few years, so it seems like
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If you are new to ‘The Invisible Library’ series you will be pleased, although your wallet might not be, that
Read MoreDoctor Who: Molten Heart by Una McCormack (book review).
Another unseen adventure that might form the core of the tales of Team TARDIS, ‘Molten Heart’ is a great story
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The Sentence Is Death (Detective Daniel Hawthorne book 2) by Anthony Horowitz (book review).
We are back to the marmite of narratives. You either love the fact that Anthony Horowitz places himself firmly at
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Doctor Who: Combat Magicks by Steve Cole (book review).
When the TARDIS bumps into an obstruction above the Earth, it makes an unexpected landing in Roman times. In
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Paper Tiger Fantasy Art Gallery edited by Paul Barnett (book review).
Back when the publisher Paper Tiger was operational, editor Paul Barnett was asked to run their newsletter which became ‘The
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Sam Goudsmit And The Hunt For Hitler’s Atom Bomb by Martijn Van Calmthout (book review).
In some respects, Martijn Van Calmthout’s book, ‘Sam Goudsmit And The Hunt For Hitler’s Atom Bomb’ is taking the focus
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