Dawn (A Lilith’s Brood Novel book 1) by Octavia E. Butler (book review).
I’ve liked Octavia Butler (1947-2006) books ever since her ‘Patternist’ stories with the incredible body-swapping deadly Doro. I just needed to find time…
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I’ve liked Octavia Butler (1947-2006) books ever since her ‘Patternist’ stories with the incredible body-swapping deadly Doro. I just needed to find time…
Just when I thought I had all of AE van Vogt’s books, I came across this anthology, ‘The Proxy Intelligence And Other Mind…
This is the third volume of ‘The Murderbot Diaries’ by Martha Wells that publishes everything in the series except the longer novel and…
< Tavern poet Thierry Villar owes money to some bad people. Money that a tavern poet spouting witty, ego popping poems cannot get…
As Banesh Hoffman explains in the introduction, when ‘Flatland: A Romance Of Many Dimensions’ was first released in 1884, the author was noted…
I only came across this book, ‘The Art Of Rachel And Terry Dodson’ recently and, fortunately, a few copies available in the UK,…
‘The River Blade’ by T.R. Thompson is a mix of the Science Fiction and detective genres which mostly takes place in a virtual…
I tend to look at MSN’s rolling subjects when it comes to Science Fiction in case there’s something I think they got wrong…
Back in the early 1970s, George RR Martin had short stories in a variety of American SF magazines at the time. There are…
There has always been a tendency for storytellers to take traditional myths and folk tales and embroider, update or provide a new perspective…
‘Animals’ by Geoff Ryman is a horror novel and a family story with a large degree of anthropomorphism in it. The anthropomorphism in…
Now, read instructions: Read alone and be very suspicious of anyone sounding like actor Peter Lorre at your door telling you that your…