Refractions by MV Melcer (book review).
‘Refractions’, a debut novel by M V Melcer, is a standalone Science Fiction space opera. Nathalie Hart, a space pilot,
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I’m Afraid You’ve Got Dragons by Peter S. Beagle (book review).
Back in the mid-1960s, I was reading Peter Beagle’s first novel, “A Fine and Private Place,” when an acquaintance told
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The Sinister Booksellers Of Bath (The Left Handed Booksellers Of London book 2) by Garth Nix (book review).
‘The Sinister Booksellers Of Bath’ is book two in ‘The Left Handed Booksellers Of London’ series by Garth Nix. This
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Tomorrow And Beyond: Masterpieces of Science Fiction Art edited by Ian Summers (book review).
Finding a science fiction art book that I missed in the 1970s is always a delightful experience. Such is the
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Black Ships by Jo Graham (book review).
‘Black Ships’ is an interesting retelling of Aeneus’s story from the perspective of Gull, a priestess of Apollo. While Jo
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HP Lovecraft Collected Essays Volume 1: Amateur Journalism edited: ST Joshi (book review).
Of all the volumes in this series, ‘Collected Essays Volume 1: Amateur Journalism’ was the one for which I had
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The Wolfe At The Door by Gene Wolfe (book review).
To many readers, Gene Wolfe was best known for his ‘Book of the New Sun’ series, which began with ‘The
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Insignificant by Mike Morgan (book review).
The year is 2127; the Earth is dying, and nobody seems to notice or care. The United States government refuses
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Fight Me by Austin Grossman (book review).
Super-hero novels are a bit of an oddity to me because I grew up reading about such characters in comic
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Catspaw (Cat book 2) by Joan D. Vinge (book review).
Cat, the half-human/half-hydran psychic, believes he has neutralized his telepathy. He learns otherwise when Braedee, chief of security for Centauri
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