Lost Girl by Adam Nevill (book review).
Adam Nevill is a British writer of supernatural horror who has so far published eight novels and a collection of
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People Of The Sun by Jason Parent (book review).
‘People Of The Sun’ by Jason Parent tells the story of four aliens from Symoria. They are part of a
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Dinnusos Rises by Tej Turner (book review).
Dinnusos Rises is a new club in town, gathering place for the fringes of society. Artistic types flock there to
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Lost Souls (Reviver trilogy book 2) by Seth Patrick (book review).
In the last 12 months, the Afterlifers have discovered new funding and started making life difficult for revivers like Jonah
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NASA Mercury: 1956 to 1963 by David Baker (book review).
In many respects, I have always wondered why Haynes left a look at NASA’s Mercury Program until last of their
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View From Another Shore: European Science Fiction (Liverpool Science Fiction Texts & Studies) – 2nd edition edited by Franz Rottensteiner (book review)
Anthologies of foreign Science Fiction are intrinsically interesting, I think because the writers come from a different culture than your
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The Bear And The Nightingale by Katherine Arden (book review)
‘The Bear And The Nightingale’ is a standalone novel set in Russia in the 1800s. Vasilisa is the youngest daughter
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Roger Hargreaves Doctor Who Series: Dr. First, Dr. Fourth, Dr. Eleventh and Dr. Twelfth – all by Adam Hargreaves (books review)
Lest we forget, ‘Doctor Who’ is intended to be a show for children. I have two of them myself and.
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The Patterning Instinct by Jeremy Lent (book review)
Jeremy Lent’s book title, ‘The Patterning Instinct’, sounds like a book on knitting but makes more sense from its sub-title,
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The Collapsing Empire (book 1) by John Scalzi (book review).
‘The Collapsing Empire’ is the first book in a new series by award-winning author John Scalzi and the first of
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