The Last Namsara by Kristen Ciccarelli (book review).
Asha is a dragon slayer. Her job is to slay dragons and bring their heads to her father, the King
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Groovy by Mark Voger (book review).
I have to confess to a little confusion when I saw the cover of Mark Voger’s book ‘Groovy’ back in
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Scavenger Alliance: Exodus One by Janet Edwards (book review).
There is a school of thought that considers that writing for the young adult market is easy. For a lot
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Conspiracy Of Ravens (The Shadow book 2) by Lila Bowen (book review).
‘Conspiracy Of Ravens’ is the second book in ‘The Shadow’ series. Set in 1800s Texas where numerous creatures like vampires
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Terry Pratchett’s Discworld: Imaginarium by Paul Kidby (book review).
Few fantasy novelists are as easily associated with their cover art as Terry Pratchett, through the 1980s and 90s with
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Zombie Apocalypse! by Stephen Jones (book review).
‘Zombie Apocalypse!’ is the first in a trilogy of so-called ‘mosaic’ novels which bring together mixed media contributions from multiple
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The Science Of Dune edited by Kevin R. Grazier (book review).
A common problem with Science Fiction is that it doesn’t hold up well to scientific scrutiny. Things that make sense
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Creative Block by Danielle Krysa (book review).
One thing I rarely ever have is creative block. I might not have time to do everything I want to
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Nailbiters by Paul B. Kane (book review).
Where once horror stories tended to involve the supernatural, these days writers have a choice, either to follow traditional patterns
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Coding Owners’ Workshop Manual by Mike Saunders (book review).
A problem often with only seeing a cover of the book on a small scale is that you don’t tend
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