Lockstep by Karl Schroeder (book review).
The lockstep is the weirdest concept I have ever come across. By hibernating, the population of a far flung colony
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Extreme Planets edited by David Conyers, David Kernot & Jeff Harris (ebook review).
Way back in the 1960s, the only star system we really knew about was our own and despite there
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Inner Drives by Pamela Jaye Smith (book review).
Pamela Jaye Smith’s book ‘Inner Drives’ is all about the motivations that drive characters to do what they do. She
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The Art Of Thief by Paul Davies (book review).
‘The Art Of Thief’ is a graphical celebration of the Square Enix video game and published by Square Enix, available
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Duncton Wood (The Duncton Chronicles) by William Horwood (book review).
‘Duncton Wood’, William Horwood’s first novel, falls into that niche brand of fantasy that is often referred to as ‘animal’.
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Where Furnaces Burn by Joel Lane (book review).
It seems that over the past few months we have lost a number of writers of quality. The world will
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Succubus Takes Manhattan (book 2) by Nina Harper (book review).
‘Succubus Takes Manhattan’ is the sequel to ‘Succubus In The City’ and follows immediately the events therein. Lily the eponymous
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Bone Dance by Emma Bull (book review).
‘Bone Dance’ is set in what remains of a city in the near future after a conflict between North and
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Midst Toll And Tribulation (Safehold book 6) by David Weber (book review).
In many respects, David Weber’s ‘Midst Toll And Tribulation’ has Merlin Athrawes moving up the schedule and teaching a select
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Last To Rise (Rojan Dizon book 3) by Francis Knight (book review).
Rojan Dizon caused the city of Mahala to fall to its knees when he destroyed the pain factories that were
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