Darkome (book 1) by Hannu Rajaniemi (book review).
The year is 2038, and the Darkome of the book title refers to a place where illegal genetic manipulation is carried out. The…
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The year is 2038, and the Darkome of the book title refers to a place where illegal genetic manipulation is carried out. The…
‘The Words of Kings and Prophets’ is the second book in the ‘Gael Song’ trilogy. One issue with epic fantasy trilogies is that…
In some ways, ‘War Of The God Queen’ is another version of the familiar story outline where a modern and relatable person finds…
It looks like I’m breaking my own rule of reading successive books by the same author. Unlike the previous Damon Knight books, this…
This reviewer has a confession to make: it has probably been at least thirty years since I read a `genre’ novel. Leaving aside…
I picked up Everett Raymond Kinstler’s book ‘Painting Portraits’ a few years ago. Since I’m considering painting a portrait and have several unread…
Cornwall is a magical county to visit, and it has generated a huge number of folkloric myths and legends. Alexandra Beaumont has taken…
If you think you’ve got all of the Boris Vallejo books, then you might have missed this one from 1999, ‘Ladies: Retold Tales…
‘The Mechanics of Memory’ by Audrey Lee is a technological thriller rather than a science fiction novel. It’s set more or less in…
Ben Bova should not need much introduction to SF fans. Bova has won the Hugo Awards no less than six times and has…
For those Brits old enough to remember, back in the late 1960s, our libraries released pamphlets of required reading in the various genres,…
‘The Games’ was the first novel by prolific short form author Ted Kosmatka. First novels are always interesting. Will this author make mistakes…