The Joy Of X: A Guided Tour Of Mathematics by Steven Strogatz (book review).
If it wasn’t for the sub-title, ‘A Guided Tour Of Mathematics: From One To Infinity’, ‘The Joy Of X’ could
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Greyglass by Tanith Lee (book review).
There are some novels where the human characters seem less important than the place in which the story is set.
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The Infernal Game: Cold Warriors (book 1) by Rebecca Levene (book review).
‘Cold Warriors’, Rebecca Levene’s first book in the ‘Infernal Game’ series of supernatural thrillers, starts with a prologue set in
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The Alchemy Press Book of Ancient Wonders edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber (book review).
Being an old alchemist myself who took some time to get over the phlogiston theory, I was intrigued to see
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Ape-Man by Sean Egan (book review)
When I was asked to review a book about swinging, I was more than a little confused about the direction
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Impulse (Jumper book 3) by Steven Gould (book review).
‘Impulse’ is a progression from ‘Steven Gould’s two earlier ‘Jumper’ novels. It is some years later and the two married
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Aria: Left Luggage (book 1 of 3) by Geoff Nelder (book review).
Everyone knows about the curate’s egg and that it was good in parts. Books can be like that, too. The
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The House Of Rumour by Jake Arnott (book review)
Stories generally adhere to a set formula. There’s a lead character, a premise, some progress and usually an ending that
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Star Wars: The Essential Reader’s Companion by Pablo Hidalgo (book review).
Star Wars: The Essential Reader’s Companion by Pablo Hidalgo Thought the Star Wars universe was just six films and some
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The Batcave Companion by Michael Eury and Michael Kronenberg (book review).
I should say from the start that ‘The Batcave Companion’ isn’t actually a look at the various versions of the
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