Into The Windwracked Wilds (The Up-And-Under series book 3) by A. Deborah Baker (book review).
There is a good reason why most authors stick to writing for a particular age group. The way stories are
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The Tide Went Out by Charles Eric Maine (book review).
Another book that has been waiting for its time to be read is ‘The Tide Went Out’ by Charles Eric
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Even Though I Knew The End by C.L. Polk (book review).
The advent of modern technology and, in particular, mobile phones, makes writing crime stories very much more difficult with the
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The New One by Evie Green (book review).
The car came out of nowhere and didn’t slow down. It didn’t stop. Scarlett did. Tamsyn and Ed sit by
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The History And Politics Of Star Wars: Death Stars And Democracy by Chris Kempshall (book review).
The short review is basically this: if you’re even a half-serious ‘Star Wars’ fan, this book, while fairly expensive, is
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Justice League Companion by Michael Eury (book review).
An odd thing about TwoMorrows is that their early Companion books can be really hard to get when they’re sold
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Beauty And The Beast by Chris Achilléos (book review).
Upon examining Chris Achilleos’ book “Beauty and the Beast,” it appears to be the first of four art books he
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Eric Brown, compassionate visionary of science fiction, dies at 62 (news).
Sad news reaches us here at SFcrowsnest that the long-time British science fiction author Eric Brown has passed away from
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The Lost Stars: Imperfect Sword by Jack Campbell (book review).
President Gwen Iceni and General Artur Drakon have a big job ahead. They are the new political and military leaders
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Flux by Jinwoo Chong (book review).
There’s a fascinating juxtaposition of high-tech thriller and noir detective tale in Jinwoo Chong’s debut novel ‘Flux’. Three strands of
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