Retrofitting Blade Runner (2nd Edition) edited by Judith B. Kerman (book review).
‘Retrofitting Blade Runner’ is unusual in that unlike other books about the 1982 film, it clearly also focuses on Philip
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The Long Earth by Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter (book review).
‘The Long Earth’ is the first collaboration between Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter, a novel about an invention which changes
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Cthulhu Unbound 3 (ebook review).
This is the third volume of the ‘Cthulhu Unbound’ series and the tales get more unusual and horrifying, if that’s
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A Feast Unknown (A Wold Newton novel) by Philip José Farmer (book review).
As I’ve pointed out with other of Philip José Farmer’s ‘Wold Newton’ books, many of the characters, especially those who
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World’s Collider: A Shared-World Anthology edited by Richard Salter (book review).
Richard Salter, the editor of ‘World’s Collider’, makes a bold claim for it in his introduction, stating, ‘This book is
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House of Small Shadows.
Julie Crisp, Editorial Director of Pan Macmillan in London, has concluded a World Rights deal for two further horror novels
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Zombies At Tiffany’s by Sam Stone (book review).
‘Zombies At Tiffany’s’ is a horror novella set in New York in 1862, during the American Civil War. It comes
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The Paranormal by Erich Goode (book review).
Erich Goode’s book, ‘The Paranormal’, has the sub-title ‘Who Believes Why They Believe And Why It Matters’. The comma is
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The Dark Heroine: Dinner With A Vampire by Abigail Gibbs (book review).
This could very well be the first in a series of books about the dark heroines of the title, however,
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The Angel’s Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafón (book review).
David Martin is a writer, working at the local paper in Barcelona, when he gets an offer to write a
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