Star Trek: Treknology by Ethan Siegel, PhD (book review).
Now here’s a book that will open different doors, depending on your interest in ‘Star Trek’ and real science and
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Author Julian May dies (aged 86).
Author Julian May has sadly died of old age, SFcrowsnest discovered this morning. Julian wrote many cracking fantasy and science
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Austral by Paul McAuley (book review).
The partly-thawed Antarctic Peninsula seems like an obvious place to set a novel in a globally-warmed future, but it’s never
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Jim Shooter Conversations edited by Jason Sacks, Eric Hoffman and Dominick Grace (book review).
I have a lot of respect for Jim Shooter. I was a fan of his ‘Legion Of Super-Heroes’ tales, which
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The Year Of The Geek by James Clarke (book review).
I did think when I was shown this book, ‘The Year Of The Geek’ by James Clarke, that it was
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Meddling Kids: A Novel by Edgar Cantero (book review).
What happens when teen detectives grow up? As teens Andy, Kerri, Nate and Peter spent their summers together in the
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The Genius Plague by David Walton (book review).
Paul Johns is a mycologist, seeking rare fungi in the Amazon. On the boat back to civilisation, it is attacked
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Provenance by Ann Leckie (book review).
After the phenomenal ‘Ancillary’ trilogy, how could Ann Leckie hope to live up to expectations with ‘Provenance’? It’s a tough
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Slugfest: Inside The Epic 50-Year Battle Between Marvel And DC by Reed Tucker (book review).
The title of Reed Tucker’s book, ‘Slugfest: Inside The Epic 50-Year Battle Between Marvel And DC’ gives away the subject
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Sweet Dreams by Tricia Sullivan (book review).
After volunteering for a drug experiment, Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Aaron becomes a narcoleptic, dropping asleep anywhere anytime. She also becomes a
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