10 Questions Science Can’t Answer (Yet) by Michael Hanlon (book review).
It’s often thought that science has the solution for everything. As we play with science in the genre, we know
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The Binary Man by Jacob Prytherch and Kathryn Perkins (book review).
I didn’t get to read the original version of ‘The Binary Man’, so I had to make do with this
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The Better Mousetrap by Tom Holt.
Orbit classifies ‘The Better Mousetrap’ as comic fantasy and so it is, but fantasy set in a modern world circa
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Arteess: Conflict by James Starling (book review).
A group of friends win an opportunity to play a secret level in the virtual reality game they’re involved in.
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Thunderbirds: The Comic Collection (graphic novel review).
Most of the 1960s-70s ‘TV21’ comic reprints I’ve seen tend to start off with the early material and run out
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The Devil’s Due (a Morgan Kingley novel book 2) by Jenna Black (book review).
A demon in your head is worth two in the bed and ‘The Devil’s Due’ is an interesting take on
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Anno Dracula: The Bloody Red Baron by Kim Newman (book review).
‘Anno Dracula 1918: The Bloody Red Baron’ puts us straight into the thick of the action. It’s the total war
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Magic Words: The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore by Lance Parkin (book review).
‘Narrow, suspicious, mean, self-reliant, pig-headed, but generally honourable and as good as their word.’ This quote from ‘The Unprivileged’ by
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Shadows Over Innsmouth edited by Stephen Jones (book review).
‘The Shadow Over Innsmouth’ is one of H.P. Lovecraft’s best known stories, featuring many of his most enduring themes, including
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Chasing The Dragon (Quantum Gravity Book 4) by Justina Robson (book review).
‘Chasing The Dragon’ is the fourth volume in Justina Robson’s five book ‘Quantum Gravity’ series of Science Fiction novels about
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