You Should Come With Me Now: Stories Of Ghosts by M. John Harrison (book review).
What exactly is a short story? It probably depends on the purpose of a piece of fiction. The concept that
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The Magykal Papers: A Companion To The World Of Septimus Heap by Angie Sage (book review).
The ‘Septimus Heap’ series of books are rather like ‘Harry Potter’ in the Discworld universe, but with a more Narnia-esque
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Wild Cards 1: Expanded Edition edited by George RR Martin (book review)
With the TV success of ‘Game Of Thrones’, it’s hardly surprising that the studios want something more with George RR
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Artemis by Andy Weir (book review).
Unlike half of the world’s population, I haven’t read Andy Weir’s debut novel ‘The Martian’, but in common with the
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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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