The Silverblood Promise (The Last Legacy book 1) by James Logan (book review).
‘The Silverblood Promise’ is a debut novel by James Logan and makes for an engaging read. Can the disgraced heir
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Retrovival by Douglas Thompson (book review).
At the centre of some books there is a good, original idea. What is important is the way this is
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Post-Cinema: The Age Of AI by Scott Billups (book review).
I thought when this book, ‘Post-Cinema: The Age Of AI’ by Scott Billups, arrived it would be a history of
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Magic At The Grand Dragonfly Theatre by Brandie June (book review).
Too many fantasy novels involve themselves with the politics of the created world. The plot often centres on characters who
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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
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Watto’s Wisdom: Zine & Con by Ian Watson (book review).
Once upon a time, SF conventions were smaller, and there were fewer of them. It was possible to know or
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Mia Dalia joins John Jarrold’s agency, bringing madness, islands, and perforated skies with her (book news).
Mia Dalia, the internationally published author with a taste for the fantastic, the thrilling, the scary, and the downright odd,
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The History Of The World by Simon Morden (book review).
‘The History Of The World’ by Simon Morden is a space opera sequel to his ‘At the Speed Of Light’
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Camp Concentration by Thomas M. Disch (book review).
I’m always a little curious when MSN’s main page has a topic on important science fiction books. Are they going
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The Aliens by Murray Leinster (book review).
Murray Leinster’s book, ‘The Aliens,’ is actually a five-story anthology of material previously seen in print in American SF magazines.
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