Tournament Of Shadows by Pauline E. Dungate (book review).
Pauline Dungate is something of an SF renaissance woman. She has been a past Arthur C Clarke award judge and
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The Humani by Stephen Palmer (book review).
The Humani is a Science Fiction novel by Stephen Palmer, an author who has penned over 20 novels, some in
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Hopeland by Ian McDonald (book review).
One of the things that Science Fiction is very good at is speculating about possible futures based on current trends.
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Summer’s End by John Van Stry (book review).
Dave had to work through college, so his grades aren’t great. All he wants is to translate his engineering credentials
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The Best Of Simon & Kirby’s Mainline Comics (book review).
By 1954, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby had already established a proven track record in creating successful comics. They
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KKLAK!: The Doctor Who Art Of Chris Achilleos (book review).
I stumbled upon ‘KKLAK!: The Doctor Who Art Of Chris Achilléos’ entirely by accident, and the mere sight of Achilléos’
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Terror Tales Of The Mediterranean edited by Paul Finch (book review).
After exploring ‘Terror Tales’ set in various regions of Britain, including Cornwall, North-West England, the Home Counties, the Scottish Lowlands,
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When The Stars Are Right: H. P. Lovecraft and Astronomy by Edward Guimont and Horace A. Smith (book review).
Before he published his fiction in the amateur press, H.P. Lovecraft wrote his own astronomy journal and had pieces published
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Loch Ness Monster And Other Unexplained Mysteries (book review).
‘Loch Ness Monster And Other Unexplained Mysteries’ was the fourth book I picked up regarding Nessie. Primarily, this book compiles
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Babylon’s Ashes (book 6 of The Expanse Series) by James S.A. Corey (book review)
‘Babylon’s Ashes’ by James S.A. Corey is the sixth novel in ‘The Expanse’ space opera series. Earth has been devastated
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