Sex, Power And Partisanship by Hector A. Garcia (book review).
Hector A. Garcia’s book, ‘Sex, Power And Partisanship’, makes more sense with its sub-title, ‘How Evolutionary Science Makes Sense Of
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Immortally Yours: An Argeneau Vampire novel (book 26) by Lynsay Sands (book review).
There are some very long running series that can be regarded as supernatural erotica. The salient feature is that somewhere
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Interplanetary Robots: True Stories Of Space Exploration by Rod Pyle (book review).
Rod Pyle’s latest book is, as the title shows, all about ‘Interplanetary Robots: True Stories Of Space Exploration’. The focus
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After Atlas (A Planetfall Novel) by Emma Newman (book review).
The first novel by Emma Newman, ‘Planetfall’, was a masterpiece in characterisation. It could have been set anywhere and at
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American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1990s: 1990-1999 by Jason Stacks and Keith Dallas (book review).
Mid-way through the 1990s, my lack of funds cut short my comicbook collecting, although from the looks of things, it
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Remembering by Donald G. Mackay (book review).
Donald G. Mackay’s book, ‘Remembering’, has a longer more significant sub-title, ‘What 50 Years Of Research With Famous Amnesia Patient
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2001: An Odyssey In Words edited by Ian Whates and Tom Hunter (book review).
To celebrate the centenary of Arthur C. Clarke’s birth, NewCon Press has produced a volume of stories that all contain
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Updraft (Bone Universe book 1) by Fran Wilde (ebook review).
Fran Wilde’s story, ‘Updraft (Bone Universe book 1)’ story is set in a city above the clouds, where citizens live
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J.J. Abrams Interviews edited by Brett Durham (book review).
OK, take a deep breath. The ‘J.J. Abrams Interviews’ book edited by Brett Durham has 30 interviews with the producer/director/writer.
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Crimewave Eleven: Ghosts (Crimewave Short Story Collections) (e-book review).
Crimewave Eleven: Ghosts features fourteen stories from an assorted bunch of talented authors culled from the magazine ‘Crimewave’, which is
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