Apollo’s Outcasts by Allen Steele (book review).
I’ve often thought that designating a book as ‘youth fiction’ tends to do a disservice to a novel. The target
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The Turbulent Universe by Paul Kurtz (book review).
‘The Turbulent Universe’ is the final book by philosopher Paul Kurtz, who died in 2012. In many respects, the first
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Hidden Cities (The Moshui Trilogy book three) by Daniel Fox (book review).
The island of Taishu is at the mercy of the dragon and the goddess, caught between two immortals and their
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Hammer Films: An Exhaustive Filmography by Tom Johnson and Deborah Del Vecchio (book review).
There is one thing that will always be obvious about a book about the Hammer Films studio that it will
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Antiagon Fire (The Imager Portfolio book seven) by L.E. Modesitt Jr. (book review).
‘Antiagon Fire’ is the seventh book in ‘The Imager Portfolio. The first three books were about the rise to power
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The Best of Robert Silverberg: Stories Of Six Decades (book review).
The title says it all. This hefty volume collects stories from Robert Silverberg’s six decades in the business, having some
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Some Kind Of Fairy Tale by Graham Joyce (book review).
The difference between a writer of fantasy and a mainstream writer can be so negligible that it only happens in
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Queen Of Nowhere by Jaine Fenn (book review).
When an author lovingly creates a universe, giving it a plausible background history and spreads it over a vast area
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Pollen by Jeff Noon (book review).
When writing novels, there is often a temptation to blend more than one genre together and the results are not
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Universes by Stephen Baxter (book review).
Stephen Baxter has been on the periphery of my awareness for years. I have read one of his stories, only
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