The Scholars Of Night by John M. Ford (book review).
Divers have found a body in a German river. The corpse of the long dead WW2 American soldier is still in the driver’s…
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Divers have found a body in a German river. The corpse of the long dead WW2 American soldier is still in the driver’s…
Are there many mazes in Star Wars? The labyrinthine corridors of the Death Star come to mind as do the dark caves that…
‘Factotum’ is the third part of the ‘Monster Blood Tattoo’ trilogy which began with ‘Foundling’ and continued with ‘Lamplighter’. I think it would…
The choice of first, second or third person for the narration of story influences the way the plot can be allowed to develop.…
Dungeons & Dragons novels are rarely literature, but they should at least exciting romps that are true to the spirit of the role-playing…
In my older book selection about Science Fiction, I have two favoured editors/writers. Reginald Bretnor is essentially if you want interviews with Golden…
In ‘A Line To Kill’, we join Anthony Horowitz on his third meta-verse trip where he is part of the story. It’s hard…
‘The Best Of Draw! Volume 1’ was its third printing back in 2008 and features work from the early two out of print…
‘Acorna’s Triumph’ is part of a series of science fantasy novels started as a collaboration between Anne McCaffrey and, originally, Margaret Ball. From…
‘Rockman’ subtitled ‘The Beginning’ is a post-apocalypse fantasy novel by Mark Pickvet. This author seems to have published quite a few books but…
Sometimes you can learn more about a book by its sub-title. With Robert Bly’s book, ‘The Science In Science Fiction’, its ‘83 SF…
‘Lamplighter’ is the second book in the ‘Monster Blood Tattoo’ trilogy. In ‘Book One: Foundling’ we followed hero Rossamünd Bookchild as he left…