Hawksbill Station by Robert Silverberg (book review).
Rebel American dissidents face minimal tolerance in an alternate version of Earth’s history. There is only one group of rebel
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The Dictionary Of Science Fiction Places by Brian Stableford (book review).
I bought this book, ‘The Dictionary of Science Fiction Places’ by Brian Stableford, and forgot all about it for a
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The Complete Web Of Horror edited by Dana Marie Andra (book review).
It was Twomorrows magazine Alter-Ego # 81, which I read last month, that got me interested in looking into the
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War Of The Wing-Men by Poul Anderson (book review).
Poul Anderson first published ‘War of the Wing Men’ in 1958. This is also the first of seven books he
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An Academy For Liars by Alexis Henderson (book review).
Lennon Carter is failing at life. Again. Her former professor, who is now her fiancé, is cheating on her with
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A Far Sunset by Edmund Cooper (book review).
If you’re into science fiction of any age, especially from the golden age, you might try this experiment. Choose an
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Machine Vendetta (The Prefect Dreyfus Emergencies 3) by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
One advantage of creating a unique setting for stories is the freedom to delve into the situation’s history, economics, and
Read MoreThe Land Of The Living And The Dead (Gael Song Trilogy book 3) by Shauna Lawless (book review).
‘The Land of the Living and the Dead’ is book 3 in the ‘Gael Song Trilogy’. It is essential that
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Darkome (book 1) by Hannu Rajaniemi (book review).
The year is 2038, and the Darkome of the book title refers to a place where illegal genetic manipulation is
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The Words Of Kings and Prophets (Gael Song book 2 of 3) by Shauna Lawless (book review).
‘The Words of Kings and Prophets’ is the second book in the ‘Gael Song’ trilogy. One issue with epic fantasy
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