The Queen’s Knight by Deborah Chester (book review).
Our story, ‘The Queen’s Knight’, begins with a royal occasion. The coronation of Queen Pheresa of Mandria or it would,
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Cinematic Storytelling by Jennifer Van Sijll (book review).
I’ve learnt a lot examining how films are structured from Michael Wiese Productions books. With ‘Cinematic Storytelling’ by Jennifer Van
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What Makes This Book So Great by Jo Walton (book review).
Author Jo Walton is a bit of a reading nut, he says putting it in the politest way as she
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The Mad Scientist’s Daughter by Cassandra R. Clarke (book review),
Quite simply, ‘The Mad Scientist’s Daughter’ by Cassandra R. Clarke is a love story. There is a hitch, however. There
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Love In The Time Of The Fridges by Tim Scott (book review).
Taken from the cover: ‘New Seattle Health and Safety. Do not die for no reason. This is the motto of
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Gods Of Opar: Tales Of Lost Khokarsa by Philip José Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey (book review).
‘Gods Of Opar: Tales Of Lost Khokarsa’ by Philip José Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey collects, for the first time,
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Magnificent Principia: Exploring Isaac Newton’s Masterpiece by Colin Pask (book review).
Now this is the kind of book you won’t come across very often. Colin Pask explores and analyses Isaac Newton’s
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The Television Companion: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To Doctor Who Volume 2 by David J Howe and Stephen James Walker (book review).
There’s a fun game to participate in if you read ‘The Television Companion: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To Doctor
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Cold Days (The Dresden Files book 14) by Jim Butcher (book review).
Harry Dresden is back in Jim Butcher’s 2012 released book ‘Cold Days’. The long road to health is sort of
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Evening’s Empires by Paul McAuley makes BSFA shortlist.
The British Science Fiction Association has announced its shortlist for its annual BSFA Awards for works first published in 2013.
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