The Time Roads by Beth Bernobich (book review).
The Irish Empire takes the place of the traditional British Empire in ‘The Time Roads’, an alternative history/steampunk tale from
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Gnomon by Nick Harkaway (book review).
‘Gnomon’ opens with a death in custody. The person in question is Diana Hunter, she may or not have been
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Father Christmas And Me (book 3) by Matt Haig (book review).
‘Father Christmas And Me’ is the third in a series of books that chart the story not only of Father
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The Planets: Photographs From The Archives Of NASA by Nirmala Nataraj (book review).
There is one major observation you get when you look at the pictures in Nirmala Nataraj’s book ‘The Planets: Photographs
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Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons Spectrum Agents’ Manual by Sam Denham and illustrated by Graham Bleathman (book review).
It’s hard to believe that the original ‘Captain Scarlet And The Mysterons’ TV series is now 50 years old. If
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SFerics 2017 by Rosie Oliver and Roz Clarke (ebook review).
And it came to pass that there was a Bristolcon 2015 where some were gathered in a small room to
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The Artist’s Eye (Learning To See book 1) by Peter Jenny (book review).
As I commented when I review Peter Jenny’s third book ‘Figure Drawing’ in this ‘Learning To See’ series last month,
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Blockbuster Science: The Real Science In Science Fiction by David Siegel Bernstein (book review).
I doubt if anyone today has read all the SF stories that are currently out there. We might have specialisation
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The Little Book Of The Avengers by Roy Thomas (book review).
The worse thing when opening this book is realising that in the nature of its small size that it won’t
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Considering Watchmen by Andrew Hoberek (book review).
If you want a book to read in the early dark mornings then ‘Considering Watchmen’ by Andrew Hoberek would better
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