Cry Wolf (The Alpha And Omega book 1) by Patricia Briggs (book review).
‘Cry Wolf’ is book one in ‘The Alpha And Omega Series’ by Patrician Briggs. This series is set in the
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Vision Illustrated Volume 2 edited by Hugo Bravo (book review).
It looks like Vision Illustrated Volume 2 is the last to come out of these publications. Like Volume 1, it’s
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Omens (The Cainesville Series book 1) by Kelley Armstrong (book review).
An author always takes a risk when they round off a popular series and embarks on a new one. There
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Jack In The Green by Charles de Lint (book review).
An archetype is an original pattern or model on which all the subsequent characters or settings are based. They are
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Immersive Story Telling For Real And Imagined Worlds by Margaret Kerrison (book review).
With a title like ‘Immersive Story Telling For Real And Imagined Worlds’, you have to think this is one of
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Best Of British Science Fiction 2021 edited by Donna Scott (book review).
Here are twenty-three stories that appeared in various publications last year, collected for your delectation and delight because they represent
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The Man With A Thousand Names by AE Van Vogt (book review).
‘The Man With A Thousand Names’ comes from AE Van Vogt’s second phase of writing in the 1970s. Actually, it
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Skyward Flight by Brandon Sanderson and Janci Patterson (book review).
‘Skyward Flight’ is the omnibus edition of three ‘Skyward’ novellas: ‘Sunreach’, ‘ReDawn’ and ‘Evershore’, all of which are related to
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The Making Of The Umbrella Academy (book review).
Don’t buy ‘The Making Of The Umbrella Academy’ expecting it to be like typical ‘making of’ TV or film books.
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Otherworld Chills by Kelley Armstrong (book review).
In the sub-genre of contemporary supernatural fantasy, there are two approaches. The human population are aware of the supernaturals such
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