Spellbound (Spellwright Trilogy book 2) by Blake Charlton (book review).
‘Spellbound’ is the second novel in ‘Spellwright Trilogy’. The story starts ten years after the end of the first book,
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The Affinities by Robert Charles Wilson (book review).
The idea behind dating apps meshes with social media to create compatible social groupings known as Affinities in Robert Charles
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Belief: What It Means To Believe And Why Our Convictions Are So Compelling by James E. Alcock (book review).
I think James E. Alcock’s book, ‘Belief: What It Means To Believe And Why Our Convictions Are So Compelling’ will
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The Seven Deaths Of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton (book review).
When Aiden Bishop wakes up in a forest, he can’t remember how he got there, which is unsurprising as he’s
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Nemo! by Ray Bradbury (book review).
Ray Bradbury doesn’t really need much introduction, being among the best known Science Fiction authors of his generation. Suffice it
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Activation (The GAIA Series book 1 of 3) by M.G. Gilibert (book review)
I like stories about Artificial Intelligence (AI) although they can be formulaic. The usual story is AI starts nice, AI
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Robot Takeover by Ana Matronic (book review).
Another book I pulled myself last year and only now having a little time to fit in is ‘Robot Takeover’
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The Ion Raider (book 2) by Ian Whates (book review).
Second books of either a trilogy or a series are notoriously difficult to write, especially if it is accepted that
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Wild Cards VII: Dead Man’s Hand by George RR Martin and John Jos. Miller (book review).
It was revealed in the previous ‘Wild Cards’ book, ‘Ace In The Hole’, that Chrysalis had been murdered. Literally smashed
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Welcome To Dystopia: 45 Visions Of What Lies Ahead edited by Gordon Van Gelder (book review).
Gordon Van Gelder says in his preface to ‘Welcome To Dystopia’ that he wanted lots of short stories for this
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