Doctor Who: Diamond Dogs by Mike Tucker (book review)
One of three new novels for the new ‘Doctor Who’ companion ‘Diamond Dogs’ tips a curtsey nod to the late
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The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture by Paul Wells (book review)
For those who are looking at the title, ‘The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture’ and wondering what ‘bestiary’ means,
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Wolf At The Door by Theresa Derwin (book review)
Modern writers of horror have a difficult problem. Gone are the days of sitting around a real fire in a
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Alien Plots by Inez van der Spek (book review)
Now here’s an odd or unusual book depending on your perspective. Inez van der Spek’s book ‘Alien Plots’ makes better
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Magic For Nothing (InCrypid book 6) by Seanan McGuire (book review)
There are two ways of tackling a series of books involving the same group of characters. One method is to
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Veteran (book 1) by Gavin G. Smith (book review)
‘Veteran’ tells the story of Sergeant Jakob Douglas, an ex-special forces veteran who has been discharged from the forces. There’s
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Transformation (book 3) by James Gunn (book review)
‘Transformation’ is the final book in James Gunn’s trilogy and Asha and her companions are exploring the Transcendental Machine and
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Seeing What Others Cannot See by Thomas G. West (book review)
It’s odd that I haven’t come across any of the other books by Thomas G. West because he specialises in
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The Guns Above by Robyn Bennis (book review).
It’s airships and rifles in a kind of Napoleonic-era war in the steampunkish debut novel ‘The Guns Above’ by Robyn
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Tor, master of Spin
Jen Gunnels at Tor in New York has acquired US rights to Andrew Bannister’s Spin Trilogy, the science fiction series of
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