Lux The Poet by Martin Millar (book review).
I am not sure why we got ‘Lux The Poet’ to review as it is neither Science Fiction nor fantasy.
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Transcendental by James Gunn (book review).
‘Transcendental’ by James Gunn is the first of two books, with the latest, ‘Transgalactic’, being released this year after a
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The Clockwork Sky Volume 2 by Madeleine Rosca (book review).
‘The Clockwork Sky’ has Australian author and artist Madeleine Rosca mixing the traditional Manga conventions with the fundamentals of steampunk
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Virtual Billions by Eric Geissinger (book review).
I have to confess that I think I’ve only heard the term ‘Bitcoin’ a couple times and thankfully not ever
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Time Salvager by Wesley Chu (book review).
I do like the cover art on Wesley Chu’s ‘Time Salvager’. It’s like one of those slightly blurred oil paintings
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Sharp Ends by Joe Abercrombie (book review).
‘Sharp Ends’ is a collection of short stories that feature characters from Joe Abercrombie’s collection of six novels about the
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Twenty Trillion Leagues Under The Sea by Adam Roberts (book review).
Anyone who has read Adam Roberts’ books will know not to expect a straightforward Science Fiction story. He likes to
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The Ape’s Wife And Other Stories by Caitlin R. Kiernan (book review).
Having enjoyed the stories of Caitlin R. Kiernan in certain horror anthologies, usually Lovecraftian, I opted to review this edition.
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Shackleton’s Folly (The Lost Wonders book 1) by Todd Yunker.
The implication is that the hero of this story, Alec Shackleton, is a descendant of the famous explorer Sir Earnest
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Film Fatales Women In Espionage Films And Television, 1962-1973 by Tom Lisanti and Louis Paul (book review)
As authors Tom Lisanti and Louis Paul point out in their introduction to their 2002 released book ‘Film Fatales Women
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