The Loafers Of Refuge by Jospeh Green (book review).
When I started reading this book, The Loafers Of Refuge, I was going to make the point that just because you might not…
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When I started reading this book, The Loafers Of Refuge, I was going to make the point that just because you might not…
Once a series has reached eleven volumes, even if they are slim novella-length books, it is likely to have accumulated a faithful readership.…
Borderlanz is the third collection of short stories from author Douglas Smith. I have had the pleasure of reading, and reviewing, the previous…
If We Cannot Go At The Speed Of Light by Kim Choyeop, translated from Korean by Anton Hur, is an anthology of seven…
How do you stop the spread of an incurable disease in a closed underground world that may contain the last survivors of the…
For those who don’t know, if you place a light electrical charge across an organic object on photographic paper, you can produce what…
Dr. Jo Ness has buried herself in her work at a tiny aquarium with her beloved jellyfish. This is fine, as she has…
Metro 2033 by Dmitry Glukhovsky is a post-apocalyptic science fiction horror thriller set within the Moscow Metro system that will, one hopes, put…
Although I have read most of Robert Heinlein’s novels, it appears I somehow missed this anthology, The Worlds Of Robert Heinlein. The collection…
Transworld UK has pre-emptively acquired two new historical fantasy novels from bestselling author Jon Courtenay Grimwood, which is a sentence that already sounds…
Writer Colin Wilson (1931-2013) has the distinction of being acknowledged in the introduction to A.E. van Vogt’s novel The Pawns Of Null-A, where…
In 2386, the Space Legion recruits people who want to forget their pasts. The process is wonderfully simple: sign up and have your…