Revenger by Alastair Reynolds (book review)
The majority of Science Fiction writers are usually content to populate the galaxy of their novels with standard star systems
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Poster Art From Classic Monster Films by Philip J Riley (book review).
There are books that arrive where your jaw just drops in surprise. Case in point is Philip J Riley’s book
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Dogfellow’s Ghost by Gavin Smith (book review).
‘DogFellow’s Ghost’ is a standalone Science Fiction novel set on a unspecified Atlantic island sometime during the scientific revolution of
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Caine’s Mutiny (Caine Riordan book 4) by Charles E. Gannon (book review)
‘Caine’s Mutiny’ is the fourth in a series following the adventures of Caine Riordan, former journalist, reluctant hero and now
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Midwinterblood by Marcus Sedgewick (book review).
‘Midwinterblood’ is a romance/horror novel following the seven reincarnations of Eric and Merle. Their seven lives span over centuries with
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Rogues edited by George R.R. Martin & Gardner Dozois (book review).
In the introduction by George R.R. Martin, ‘Everybody Loves a Rogue’, he tells us how he supported the black hats
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The Iron Tactician by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
I haven’t read any of Alastair Reynolds’ previous stories about interplanetary traveller Merlin, but in ‘The Iron Tactician’ we have
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The Rhymer: An Heredyssey by Douglas Thompson (book review).
I am in favour of writers taking risks and trying experiments with their writing. One of the best is Stephen
Read MorePaul Verhoeven Interviews edited by Margaret Barton-Fumo (book review).
Dutch director Paul Verhoeven is really an individualistic man. He worked out how to attract Hollywood by interesting set design
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Fight Club 2 by Chuck Palahniuk & Cameron Stewart (graphic novel review)
The following will spoil ‘Fight Club’ for anyone who hasn’t read or seen it. It’s advised you go read/see it
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