The Stranger Times (book 1) by C.K. McDonnell (book review).
Ever since mankind began to be curious about his environment, he has tried to explain things. What you understand doesn’t
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The Lost Expedition (The Dream Rider Saga book 3) by Douglas Smith (book review)
When thinking about Douglas Smith’s ‘Dream Rider Saga’ and ‘The Lost Expedition’ in particular, the word epic kept bouncing around
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The Bezzle (Red Team book 2) by Cory Doctorow (book review).
‘The Bezzle’ by Cory Doctorow is the second novel in the ‘Red Team’ series about cybercrime. This is the return
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Christopher Priest, author of 18 novels and science fiction stalwart, passes (news).
Christopher Priest, a British novelist celebrated for his profound contributions to the science fiction genre, has passed away at the
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A Diversity Of Dragons by Anne McCaffrey with Richard Woods, illustrated by John Howe (book review).
Upon seeing the title “A Diversity of Dragons” associated with Anne McCaffrey, my interest was piqued, particularly because it promised
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Timeless Adventures: The Unofficial Story of How Doctor Who Conquered Television by Brian J Robb (book review).
‘Timeless Adventures’ is a short unofficial wander through the amazing adventures of ‘Doctor Who’ on TV and other media. It’s
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Relight My Fire (book 4) by CK McDonnell (book review).
‘Relight My Fire’ is the fourth book in the series set in the offices of a newspaper that chases the
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Persepolis Rising (book 7 of The Expanse Series) by James S.A. Corey (book review).
‘Persepolis Rising’ by James S.A. Corey is the seventh novel in ‘The Expanse’ space opera series. Decades have passed since
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Alien Survival Manual by Owen Williams (book review).
I’m not sure how I missed Alien Survival Manual by Owen Williams, more so as Carlton Books doesn’t exist anymore.
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Collected Essays Volume 5: Philosophy, Autobiography & Miscellany by HP Lovecraft edited by ST Joshi (book review).
In some ways, this volume of the excellent perhaps even essential ‘Collected Essays’ series is the most difficult to review
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