She Who Waits (A Low Town novel book 3) by Daniel Polansky (book review).
Warden is getting old. He’s tired of checking over his shoulder every day and weary of a life that brings
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Star Wars Costumes: The Original Trilogy by Brandon Alinger (book review).
Just when you think that all the ‘Star Wars’ books that could be covered have been covered, along comes ‘Star
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Tales Of The Great Detectives: Sherlock Holmes In The City Of The Saved edited by Philip Purser-Hallard (book review).
For all the mysteries in the world, one Sherlock Holmes isn’t enough, so why not make as many as possible?
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Lockwood & Co.: The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud (book review).
‘The Screaming Staircase’ heralds the start of a new series of novels called ‘Lockwood & Co.’ by the acclaimed author
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Plato At The Googleplex: Why Philosophy Won’t Go Away by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein (book review).
Back in ancient times, there was no such thing as scientists. The nearest equivalent was the natural philosopher. One of
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Dead Man’s Hand edited by John Joseph Adams
This is billed as an anthology of the ‘Weird West’. Westerns themselves have been out of favour for a very
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Frank R. Paul: The Dean Of Science Fiction Illustration by Jerry Weist (book review).
It is always said that Hugo Gernsback was one of the earliest key figures in 20th century Science Fiction. That
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Hugo Gernsback And The Century Of Science Fiction by Gary Westfahl (book review).
You would think that with a title like ‘Hugo Gernsback And The Century Of Science Fiction’ that Gary Westfahl’s book
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The Curious Case Of H.P. Lovecraft by Paul Roland (book review).
‘The Curious Case Of H.P. Lovecraft’ is both a biography and a literary analysis of the famous horror writer and
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Lies, Inc. by Philip K. Dick (book review).
‘Lies, Inc.’ is a re-issue of a novel that was publishes in 1984 after Phil Dick’s death. Originally written in
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