Marcher by Chris Beckett (book review).
‘Marcher’ is the second published novel by Chris Beckett, with the cover proclaiming loudly that it is a winner of
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Titan by Ben Bova (book review).
‘Titan’ is the second book I have reviewed by Ben Bova. The first was ‘Earth,’ and both form part of
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Who Needs Men? by Edmund Cooper (book review).
With a title like ‘Who Needs Men,’ you would have thought this paperback would have been written by a woman
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Combat Monsters: Untold Tales of World War II edited by Henry Herz (book review).
‘Combat Monsters’ is an anthology of World War II stories in which creatures from myth and legend play a part
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Time Untamed (book review).
Now here’s a surprise. Back in the day, most SF publishers put out a few SF anthologies annually. Like ‘Time
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Under A Crimson Sun: Prospects For Life In A Red Dwarf System by David S. Stevenson (book review).
Under this long title, ‘Under A Crimson Sun: Prospects For Life In A Red Dwarf System,’ author David S. Stevenson
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Knight Moves by Walter Jon Williams (book review).
The Knight’s Move Project is a search for teleportation in the future. The Knight’s Move Project originates from the chess
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The Runes Of Engagement by Dave Klecha & Tobias S. Buckell (book review).
There can be very few readers who are unaware of J.R.R. Tolkien’s epic trilogy, “Lord of the Rings,” or of
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Farewell Horizontal by K.W. Jeter (book review).
This is my first time reading a book by K.W. Jeter, but with a title like ‘Farewell Horizontal,’ you have
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Larry Niven: Ringworlds, Puppeteers, and the joy of indestructible Monomolecular Wires (interview).
There are few authors in science fiction who have managed to blend hard science with outright insanity quite as well
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