Adventures With The Wife In Space by Neil Perryman (book review).
When Neil Perryman suggested to his wife Sue that they watch every episode of ‘Doctor Who’ for his online blog,
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Transition by Iain M. Banks (book review).
‘Transition’ is about a multiverse where there an infinite number of Earths ranging from almost similar to the one we
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The Martian by Andy Weir (book review).
‘The Martian’ by Andy Weir is one of the most thrilling and absorbing novels I have ever read. Mark Watney
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Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars by Keith R. A. DeCandido (game tie-in book review).
‘Command And Conquer: Tiberium Wars’ is the official novel of the popular real time computer strategy game of the same
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Succubus In The City by Nina Harper (book review).
‘Succubus In The City’ is about as far away from my usual reading material as you can get. It tells
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Freefall by Mercurio D Rivera (book review).
I have read and enjoyed several of Mercurio D Rivera’s ‘Wergen’ stories in ‘Interzone’ over the past few years, so
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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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