Nightwings by Robert Silverberg (book review).
I have heard of Robert Silverberg’s novel, ‘Nightwings,’ but have not yet read it. According to the indicia, it was in its fourth…
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I have heard of Robert Silverberg’s novel, ‘Nightwings,’ but have not yet read it. According to the indicia, it was in its fourth…
I bought the Kindle version of ‘Forgotten All-Star: A Biography of Gardner Fox by Jennifer DeRoss with my own money after trying a…
Upon reviewing Graham Humphries’ work in his book ‘Hung, Drawn, and Quartered’, it’s not surprising that Korero Press has recently released ‘Nightmares on…
Tao, the Teller of Small Fortunes (no spells, potions, or ancient prophecies), travels between villages in her waggon with only her mule for…
This is my first encounter with American author Joseph Green, also known as Joseph L. Green (1931–), but upon further research, I discovered…
There are times when a book should be labelled ‘don’t start from here’. Usually, this occurs in long series with a distinct story…
Hal Clement created the Mesklinites in his 1953 novel “A Mission of Gravity.” The Mesklinites resided on the planet Mesklin, a peculiarly shaped…
To the watery world of Miranda comes the Bureaucrat, the unnamed protagonist of a very strange but in some ways rather splendid novel,…
A book often sells by its title. In science fiction, there is some latitude to use unusual title hooks to make you want…
‘The Wilding’ is a departure for British writer Ian McDonald. While the majority of his novels are science fiction, this latest offering is…
“Deep Black” by Miles Cameron is the concluding novel in the Arcana Imperii duology, a space opera on the interstellar scale. Marca Nbaro…
‘The Best of British Science Fiction’ is a regular annual anthology from Newcon Press that reprints the best science fiction stories published in…