We by Yevgeny Zamyatin, translated by Clarence Brown (book review).
Reading about ‘We’, it was originally released in 1921 by Russian author Yevgeny Zamyatin (1884-1937) and centred on a dystopia
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Isolate: A Novel In The Grand Illusion 1 by L.E. Modesitt, Jr. (book review).
Steffan Dekkard is a security aide to Councillor Obreduur of the Craft Party in the state of Guldoran. He lives
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Nothing But Blackened Teeth by Cassandra Khaw (book review).
I love reading ghost stories. I am also interested in learning about Japan, its people, culture and fiction. So when
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Welcome To The Greenhouse: New Science Fiction on Climate Change, edited by Gordon Van Gelder (book review).
‘Welcome To The Greenhouse’ is an anthology edited by Gordon Van Gelder. He asked 16 writers ‘who speculate about the
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Sanctuary by V.V. James (book review).
‘Sanctuary’ is a standalone urban fantasy novel written by V.V. James. Meggie Knight has an interesting case on her hands.
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Fleet Of Knives (An Embers Of War novel – book 2) by Gareth L. Powell (book review).
‘Fleet Of Knives’ is book two in the ‘Embers Of War’ series by Gareth L. Powell. As this is a
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In The Ravenous Dark by A.M. Strickland (book review).
‘The Ravenous Dark’ is a standalone fantasy book by A.M. Strickland. Rovan watched her father die to protect her and
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Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir (book review).
‘Project Hail Mary’ is the third standalone Science Fiction novel by Andy Weir and the second one I’ve personally read.
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Putting The Science In Fiction edited/co-written by Dan Koboldt (book review).
I do think that there should be more books like ‘Putting The Science In Fiction’ about. Not just covering the
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The Scholars Of Night by John M. Ford (book review).
Divers have found a body in a German river. The corpse of the long dead WW2 American soldier is still
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