The Reapers Are The Angels by Alden Bell (book review).
‘The Reapers Are The Angels’ is a standalone dystopian novel, set in a post-apocalyptic world. After a worldwide epidemic, most
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Shambling Towards Hiroshima by James Morrow (book review).
‘Shambling Towards Hiroshima’ is a novelette, written as an autobiographical suicide note by the protagonist Syms Thorley. He’s a B-movie
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Jasmyn by Alex Bell (book review).
‘Jasmyn’ by Alex Bell is a fairytale set in the modern world. The protagonist, Jasmyn, has just lost her husband,
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A Wolf To Guard The Door by Tyree Campbell (ebook review).
It’s the end of the world in ‘A Wolf To Guard The Door’ by Tyree Campbell. The nations of the
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The Joy Of Mathematics by Alfred S. Posamentier (book review).
I like covering maths books from time to time and this one is going to be useful for you and
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Writings In Bronze by Will Murray (book review).
Will Murray is an expert on Doc Savage. I mean a real expert, having written many articles on the subject
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The Real-Town Murders by Adam Roberts (book review).
It’s a nearish-future world in Adam Roberts’ latest novel ‘The Real-Town Murders’, wherein a large proportion of people spend a
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Reel Vulnerability by Sarah Hagelin (book review).
Now here’s an odd scenario. In her book, ‘Reel Vulnerability’, Sarah Hagelin’s opening examples are going to be pretty difficult
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Killing Is My Business by Adam Christopher (book review).
It was a quiet afternoon in my office when the parcel landed on my desk with a thud. Brown cardboard,
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Give Me These Moments Back by Mike Chinn (book review).
Mike Chinn is a Birmingham-based author who has been publishing short stories since 1974. He has also done a fair
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