The Essential Horror Of Joe R. Lansdale (book review).
‘The Essential Horror Of Joe R. Lansdale’ contains what it says on the cover. An introduction by Joe Hill tells us how his…
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‘The Essential Horror Of Joe R. Lansdale’ contains what it says on the cover. An introduction by Joe Hill tells us how his…
Once upon a time, SF conventions were smaller, and there were fewer of them. It was possible to know or at least recognise…
Mia Dalia, the internationally published author with a taste for the fantastic, the thrilling, the scary, and the downright odd, has signed with…
‘The History Of The World’ by Simon Morden is a space opera sequel to his ‘At the Speed Of Light’ novella. After rescuing…
I’m always a little curious when MSN’s main page has a topic on important science fiction books. Are they going to include classic…
Murray Leinster’s book, ‘The Aliens,’ is actually a five-story anthology of material previously seen in print in American SF magazines. I read Leinster…
As a creative, I tend to be unique, exploring what makes me tick. Other creatives tend to avoid this because they are afraid…
One hundred and fifteen years in our future, the Earth has been divided by the Barrier, a mysterious, extraterrestrial entity. Each zone battles…
Kevin J. Anderson is probably best known these days for his collaboration with Brian Herbert, the son of Frank Herbert, on extending his…
Unusual for a ‘Slough House’ thriller, Jackson Lamb is missing from the first third of this book, ‘Spook Street’. Instead, a car bomb…
‘The Wayward Children’ books are written with the teenage reader in mind but can be enjoyed by all ages. The tales revolve around…
‘Spaceships! Ray Guns! Martian Octopods! ‘Interviews With Science Fiction Legends’ is a book of interviews with a difference. Instead of having one author,…