Radix Omnium Malum & Other Incursions by Mike Chinn (book review).
Anyone who has heard of Mike Chinn will probably be familiar with either his steampunk versions of Sherlock Holmes or
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Black Feathers: Dark Avian Tales: An Anthology by Ellen Datlow (book review).
After an introduction by renowned editor Ellen Datlow and a poem ‘O Terrible Bird’ by Sandra Kasturi, we get down
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Empty Caskets: Terran Patrol book 1 by Lewis Dually (book review).
‘Empty Caskets’ is the first book in what looks to be a series about the newly formed Space Rangers only
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Dayfall by Michael David Ares (book review).
‘Dayfall’ by Michael David Ares is an odd book. A detective story that is pretending to be a Science Fiction.
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Stark’s Crusade (book 3) by Jack Campbell (writing as John G. Hemry) (book review).
So, here we are with the final book in Campbell’s ‘Stark’s trilogy. After ‘Stark’s War’ we had ‘Stark’s Command’ and
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Gemina: The Illuminae Files: Book 2 by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff (book review).
‘Gemina’ is book two in ‘The Illuminae Files’ series, which is to be completed with ‘Obsidio’. In this book, we’re
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Wild Cards V: Down And Dirty edited by George RR Martin (book review).
Just in case you thought New York was quiet while some significant Aces were off around the world on a
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Nine Of Stars: A Wildlands Novel (book 1 but book 3 of the ‘Dark Alchemy’ series) by Laura Bickle (book review).
I had always understood that a prequel was something produced after the main action but returning to earlier chapters in
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Planetfall (book 1) by Emma Newman (book review).
In a small colony settlement on a far planet, the appearance of a stranger from outside brings change to the
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Stark’s Command (book 2) by Jack Campbell (writing as John G. Hemry) (book review).
After ‘Stark’s War’, we have ‘Stark’s Command’, which is the second book in the trilogy by Jack Campbell. In the
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