Rayguns & Rocketships by Rian Hughes (book review).
If you do the page flick test with ‘Rayguns & Rocketships’, you could be mistaken to think its all about
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Greg Bear, the wonderful imaginative science fiction author, passes away aged 71 (obituary).
Greg Bear, the wonderful, imaginative science fiction writer from Seattle, passed away aged 71 in hospital this Saturday 19th November
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Brit Mania by Mark Voger (book review).
I did wonder at Mark Voger’s book, ‘Brit Mania’, as to whether it would fit our remit since the focus
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Take Back Plenty by Colin Greenland (book review).
I should point out that the ‘Plenty’ in Colin Greenland’s 1990 novel, ‘Take Back Plenty’, is actually a planetary destination
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A Fire Upon the Deep, by Vernor Vinge (classic science fiction novel retrospective: audio format panel chat).
David Barr Kirtley is joined by Tobias S. Buckell, Abby Goldsmith, and Mercurio D. Rivera to talk about Vernor Vinge’s
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Terror Tales Of The West Country edited by Paul Finch (book review).
‘Terror Tales Of The West Country’ is the latest in the ‘Terror Tales’ series from Telos Publishing. Each book is
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Galaxias by Stephen Baxter (book review).
To my mind, Stephen Baxter is one of Britain’s finest living authors of hard Science Fiction. Like Sir Arthur C.
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Lute by Jennifer Thorne (book review).
‘Lute’ by Jennifer Thorne is a folk horror tale set in the near future on the fictional island of Lute
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Dead Man’s Hand (The Unorthodox Chronicles book 1) by James J. Butcher (book review).
Every day is allegedly magical at Mighty Magic Donald’s Food Kingdom. Taco Tuesday has just become more magical with management’s
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Neom (a novel from the world of Central Station) by Lavie Tidhar (book review).
Set in the world of Lavie Tidhar’s ‘Central Station’ novel, ‘Neom’ shares the same rich and varied history, multiple cultures,
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