The SFcrowsnest archive
Novels, books and ebooks.
I read the first book, Skinwalkers At The Pentagon, a while back and reviewed it. Inside The U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: Initial…
There are fantasy series which age gracefully. There are fantasy series which become beloved period pieces. And then there is John Norman’s Gor,…
Trying to get hold of some of the early TwoMorrows books is rather like looking for gold. I’m not sure which is easier.…
# Exodus: The Helium Sea review Peter F. Hamilton is well known as a crafter of sprawling space opera, and he has produced…
There is a growing tendency to label books as ‘cosy’. Basically, this means that although characters may be placed in danger, they are…
The Listeners by Maggie Stiefvater is a historical novel with elements of magical realism that fit it, just about, into the fantasy genre.…
E.J. Swift has won the 40th Arthur C. Clarke Award for When There Are Wolves Again, published by Arcadia, proving once again that…
This latest book on UAPs has former King’s Counsel Jonathan Caplan as its author, which gives it a certain degree of credibility. For…
People read collections of short stories for various reasons. Often it is because they have read novels by the author and don’t want…
When you receive Thunderbirds: International Rescue Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson and Andrew Clements, a smile will appear on your face as…
During a stopover aboard his starship, al-Buraq, Captain Hûd Ramstam discovers that he has a planet’s god in his cabin. That is, if…
Words change. Sometimes it is their recognised meaning, as with ‘gay’, and sometimes their spelling. The word ‘gramyre’ evolved into ‘grammar’, although the…
