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Thursday, September 24, 2026

Homunculus (A Tale of Langdon St. Ives) by James P. Blaylock (book review).

A mighty airship has been sighted over London, descending towards Earth after fifteen years in the air. On the ground,

Stenwold Maker guided Collegium through the first war with the Wasp Empire, forming alliances with unlikely people and winning an

This large book is a celebration of ‘The Creativity Of Steve Ditko’, the famous comicbook artist who co-created Spider-Man and

I did actually get this book last year but fitting it into my review schedule was more problematic than I

If it wasn’t for the sub-title, ‘A Guided Tour Of Mathematics: From One To Infinity’, ‘The Joy Of X’ could

There are some novels where the human characters seem less important than the place in which the story is set.

‘Cold Warriors’, Rebecca Levene’s first book in the ‘Infernal Game’ series of supernatural thrillers, starts with a prologue set in

Being an old alchemist myself who took some time to get over the phlogiston theory, I was intrigued to see

When I was asked to review a book about swinging, I was more than a little confused about the direction

‘Impulse’ is a progression from ‘Steven Gould’s two earlier ‘Jumper’ novels. It is some years later and the two married