NASA Saturn V Owners’ Workshop Manual: 1967-1973 (Apollo 4 To Apollo 17 And Skylab by W. David Woods (book review)
Back in the early 1960s, America decided that they would need a big rocket if ever they wanted to go
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Heart Of Granite (Blood & Fire series book 1) by James Barclay (book review).
James Barclay is a British author of epic fantasy novels, most of which have been set on or around Balaia,
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The Physics And Astronomy Of Science Fiction by Steven D. Bloom (book review).
The sub-title of Steven D. Bloom’s book, ‘The Physics And Astronomy Of Science Fiction’ is ‘Understanding Interstellar Travel, Teleportation, Time
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Europe At Midnight by Dave Hutchinson (book review).
‘Europe At Midnight’ is Dave Hutchinson’s follow up to his debut novel, the anarchically enjoyable ‘Europe In Autumn’, which I
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Behind The Throne (The Indranan War book 1) by K.B. Wagers (book review).
I suspect like me you’d think the first person character of K.B. Wagers’ novel ‘Behind The Throne’ was a male
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Who Travels With The Doctor? edited by Gillian I. Leitch and Sherry Ginn (book review).
Looks like Doctor Who companions are the flavour of the year. ‘Who Travels With The Doctor?’ is an international (USA
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Edison Blue by J.I.Thacker (book review).
One of the big questions is whether a book should be classified as children’s or YA and where the boundary
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Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi: The Original Topps Trading Card Series, Volume 3 introduction by Gary Gerani (book review).
Hot on the heels of previous volumes for ‘Star Wars’ and ‘The Empire Strikes Back’, Abrams have released volume 3
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Forest Of Lies by Chris Speyer (book review).
At times of economic crisis, all publishing houses consolidate and cut costs. One area affected is the willingness to nurture
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The God Problem: How A Godless Cosmos Creates by Howard Bloom (book review).
Very, very occasionally, I will look at a book with a massive page count and wonder at either the subject
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