The Land Below by William Meikle (book review).
Daniel Garland is a crusty ex-soldier with a fondness for alcohol and tobacco who is up for almost anything, so
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The Land Below by William Meikle (book review)
Daniel Garland is a crusty ex-soldier with a fondness for alcohol and tobacco who is up for almost anything. So
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Gogmago: The First Chronicle Of Ludwichg by Jeff Noon and Steven Beard (book review).
People don’t really travel down the river anymore. The ghost of a dragon has haunted its sixty-mile length for centuries,
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Fireball XL5: World Space Patrol Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson & Andew Clements (book review).
Before I sit down for a serious read of books of this sort, the first thing I do is have
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Umbilical (Polestars 2) by Teika Marija Smits (book review).
The ‘Polestars’ books, of which this is the second, are anthology collections and are each by a different contemporary author.
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Strange Attractions (Polestars 1) by Jaine Fenn (book review).
The ‘Polestars’ books, of which there are three volumes, are anthology collections and are each by a different contemporary author.
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Norman Rockwell by Sherry Marker (book review).
In the UK, we might have heard of artist Norman Rockwell (1894–1978) but rarely came across his artwork. It isn’t
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The Salt-Black Tree: Book Two Of The Dead God’s Heart Duology by Lilith Saintcrow (book review).
‘The Salt Black Tree’ is the second book in the ‘Dead God’s Heart’ duology, which began with ‘Spring’s Arcana’, and
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Calamity by Constance Fay (book review).
There is a sub-genre of urban fantasy that is often referred to as supernatural erotic romance. There is always a
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Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock by Maud Woolf (book review).
Bubble City. The place you go to be someone. To be known. A place where clones of celebrities walk endless
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