Transfiguration by Michael Bishop (SF Masterworks) (book review).
Michael Bishop (1945- ) wrote ‘Transfiguration’ in 1979 and I think this is the first time I’ve read any of
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Where The Drowned Girls Go (Wayward Children book 7) by Seanan McGuire (book review)
The award winning novella, ‘Every Heart A Doorway’, introduced the concept of doorways through which children can pass to a
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Margaret Atwood: the science fiction author’s interview (video).
Here’s the long-awaited interview with SF author Margaret Atwood, the creator of such fine works as The Handmaid’s Tale and
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The Complete Slayer: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To Seven Seasons Of Buffy The Vampire Slayer by Keith Topping (book review).
I should point out two things from the start. This book, ‘The Complete Slayer: The Unofficial And Unauthorised Guide To
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The Unfamiliar Garden (The Comet Cycle book 2) by Benjamin Percy (book review).
The idea that comets bring doom is hardly new. An image of Halley’s Comet is famously embroidered into the Bayeux
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Stone Heart Deep by Paul Bassett Davies (book review).
This is my second voyage into the murky realm of author Paul Bassett Davies fertile imagination. Sometime ago, I reviewed
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51 by Patrick O’Leary (book review).
It was the year after the reality TV star took the Whitehouse. In Detroit, seventy-three year-old Adam Pagnucco drives home
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Come Tumbling Down (The Wayward Children book 5) by Seanan McGuire (book review).
Most readers will be familiar with Lewis Carroll’s 1885 novel relating ‘The Adventures Of Alice In Wonderland’, where a child
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Goliath by Tochi Onyebuchi (book review).
It is 2050. The Earth is barely habitable. Those who can afford it leave for the Colonies in space. Those
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The Dying Squad by Adam Simcox (book review).
‘The Dying Squad’ is Adam Simcox’s debut novel. It’s far from being his first work of creative fiction though. Simcox
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