Of All Possible Worlds by William Tenn (book review).
William Tenn aka Philip Klass (1920-2010) had this anthology of 8 short stories, ‘Of All Possible Worlds’ out in 1956
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Science fiction like a Wolfe: Gene Wolfe, the best SF author you never heard of (audio).
David Barr Kirtley is joined by James Wynn and Craig Brewer, hosts of the ReReading Wolfe podcast, to talk about
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Redspace Rising (Ten Thousand Thunders series book 2) by Brian Trent (book review).
‘Redspace Rising’ by Brian Trent is second novel in the ‘Ten Thousand Thunders’ series. This is a far future thrilling
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‘Legends & Lattes’ is book one in the Legends and Lattes series. Viv is your traditional orc, but she has
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Karma Of The Sun by Brandon Ying Kit Boey (book review).
When nuclear war destroys most of the planet, the Tibetan plateau is spared, sheltered by surrounding mountain ranges. A century
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A Solemn Curfew And Other Dark Tales by Bev Allen and illustrated by Autumn Barlow and Mutartis Boswell (book review).
‘A Solemn Curfew And Other Dark Tales’ is a collection of weird short fiction by author Bev Allen with a
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The Last Unicorn by Peter S Beagle (book review).
There are some books that defy categorisation or which instantly become classics. ‘The Last Unicorn’ was originally published in 1968
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Doctor Who And The Daleks by David Whitaker and illustrated by Robert Hack (book review).
This is a new edition of a novel that was the first to be issued and reissued in hardback and
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Doctor Who: The Fires Of Pompeii by James Moran (book review).
A day out for the Doctor and Donna sees them arriving just as everything is kicking off in Pompeii. It’s
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Roger Zelazny: the greatest fantasy and science fiction author of his generation? (audio).
Here’s a chat with Warren Lapine to talk about his most recent book, Immer, Zlaz, which is a collection of
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