Paul Cornell goes urban (fantasy)… with London Falling.
London Falling is the first urban fantasy novel from writer Paul Cornell who is best known for various Doctor Who episodes
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Ghost Story (The Dresden Files book 13) by Jim Butcher (book review).
There is no way around this so if haven’t read the previous book to this, ‘Changes’, look away now. ‘Ghost
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Back To Frank Black edited by Adam Chamberlain & Brian A. Dixon (book review).
In many respects, when it comes to books on subjects relating to show-runner Chris Carter, ‘The X-Files’ tends to dominate
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Song Of The Sulh by Maria J. Leel (book review).
Names are vitally important in any work of fiction, whether they are the names of people or places. Choose the
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The Rapture Of The Nerds by Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross (book review).
Fancy yourself as a Luddite? Well if you’re reading this fantastic review on this amazing website, you’ve failed already. Offended?
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Agent To The Stars by John Scalzi (book review)
I first came across John Scalzi when I read ‘Old Man’s War’. This book made a big impression on me
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Hand of Fire – The Comics Art Of Jack Kirby by Charles Hatfield (book review).
One is always wary when the academics get their hands on popular culture. I was recently re-reading Kingsley Amis on
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A Forthcoming Wizard by Jody Lynn Nye (book review).
Chapter One contains a recap of events from book one, ‘An Unexpected Apprentice’, so you don’t need to have read
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Scholar (The Imager Portfolio book 4) by L.E. Modesitt Jr. (book review).
‘Scholar’, the fourth book in ‘The Imager Portfolio’, opens with the furniture of fantasy: a cast list and a map.
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Enterprise Games: Using Games Mechanics To Build A Better Business by Michael Hugos (book review).
I had to put the full title, ‘Enterprise Games’, in or you would think there was a ‘Star Trek’ connection,
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