The Missy Chronicles by assorted authors (book review).
In possibly a misguided attempt to bring in the doubters, welcome to ‘The Missy Chronicles’. The loveable psychopath is a
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The Overneath by Peter S. Beagle (ebook review).
Peter S. Beagle’s latest book, ‘The Overneath’, isn’t a novel but an anthology. ‘The Green-Eyed Boy’ is a story about
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Dreams Must Explain Themselves: The Selected Non-Fiction Of Ursula K. LeGuin (book review).
Ursula K. LeGuin died on 22 January 2018, narrowly missing the release of her last book, ‘Dreams Must Explain Themselves:
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Graphene by Les Johnson & Joseph E. Neany (book review).
If you thought graphene was a newly discovered form of carbon, reading Les Johnson and Joseph E. Neany’s book on
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Something Coming Through by Paul McAuley (book review).
When the alien Jackaroo come to Earth, they claim to be concerned only with the welfare of mankind. They provide
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NASA Skylab: 1969 To 1979 (All Modules) by David Baker (book review).
In many ways, looking back, the NASA Skylab was a makeshift idea on a budget. Take a section of the
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Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad edited by George RR Martin (book review).
After the events of the third ‘Wild Cards’ book, ‘Jokers Wild’, a delegation of Aces and Jokers, led by Senator
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What Makes Your Brain Happy And Why You Should Do The Opposite by David DiSalvo (book review).
‘What Makes Your Brain Happy And Why You Should De The Opposite’ by David DiSalvo has been reviewed before back
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Throne Of The Bastards by Brian Keene and Stephen L. Shrewsbury (book review).
‘Throne Of The Bastards’ follows on from ‘King Of The Bastards’ with no break in Rogan’s trail of mayhem. If
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Chiliad: A Meditation by Clive Barker (book review).
Described as a novella, ‘Chiliad’ is a thoughtful if ultimately ephemeral piece of fiction typical of Clive Barker’s style. Combining
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