What Makes Your Brain Happy And Why You Should Do The Opposite by David DiSalvo
I know I frequently go on about learning more about a book from its sub-title than its main title, but
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The Broken Universe by Paul Melko
‘The Broken Universe’ is the third and appears final book in Paul Melko’s series. For those who missed the earlier
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The Apocalypse Codex (The Laundry Files book 4) by Charles Stross
This is the fourth book in ‘The Laundry Files’ series of novels telling the story of Bob Howard, an operative
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Wallace & Gromit: Cracking Contraptions Manual 2 by Derek Smith and Graham Bleathman
After reading the first book, you would think there wouldn’t have been enough material left for a second. However, ‘Wallace
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Tomorrow, When The War Began by John Marsden (book review).
I’m not entirely why John Marsden’s novelisation, ‘Tomorrow When The War Began’, is Science Fiction. Taken from a young adult
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Legion by Brandon Sanderson
Blessed with the ability to file away perfectly all information he receives and then conjure up an imaginary avatar or
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The Mandel Files A Quantum Murder by Peter F. Hamilton.
Del Rey have done all Peter F. Hamilton fans, particularly in the US and Canada, a big favour by collecting
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Telos Movie Classics: Hulk by Tony Lee.
In many respects when I took this book, ‘Telos Movie Classics: Hulk’ by Tony Lee, out of its envelope, my
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Weirdspace: The Devil’s Nebula by Eric Brown.
I have reviewed several of Eric Brown’s recent Science Fiction novels for SFCrowsnest over the last two years. All of
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Wallace & Gromit: Cracking Contraptions Manual by Derek Smith and Graham Bleathman.
Contrary to the credits of writer Derek Smith and illustrator, Graham Bleathman, the ‘Wallace & Gromit: Cracking Contraptions Manual’ actually
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