A Strange And Brilliant Light by Eli Lee (book review).
The concept of a country that doesn’t actually exist is not new in literature. Anthony Hope’s 1894 novel ‘The Prisoner
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Mad Art by Mark Evanier (book review).
I’ve been meaning to read Mark Evanier’s book ‘Mad Art’ for some time now and finally pulled a copy earlier
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The Science Of Orphan Black: The Official Companion by Casey Griffin and Nina Nesseth (book review).
You know how it is. You enjoy a TV series, so there is a desire to see what books there
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Eternal Vigilance book 1: From Deep Within The Earth by Gabrielle S. Faust (book review)
The idea of having medical conditions, physical or mental, on some kind of spectrum is an increasing phenomenon. It seems
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When The Sparrow Falls by Neil Sharpson (book review)
When the artificial intelligence known as Confucius became aware in 2148, not everyone was happy. Europe and America scrambled to
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A Psalm For The Wildbuilt: A Monk And Robot Book by Becky Chambers (book review).
Centuries ago, the robots of the world gained sentience. Machines that assembled vehicles, filled water bottles and a thousand other
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The Painful Truth by Monty Lyman (book review).
Does it hurt? From reading Monty Lyman’s book, ‘The Painful Truth’, your life expediency is higher if it is because
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Robert Sheckley: a science fiction author’s life (audio documentary).
Here’s an hour-long exploration of the classic SF author Robert Sheckley’s life and works, in this audio piece by the
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The Dark by Jeremy Robinson (book review).
There are a handful of authors I will read, regardless of what their new book is about. I see their
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Eyes Like Leaves by Charles de Lint (book review).
Once, when the word ‘fantasy’ was mentioned, the automatic thought was something Tolkienesque, a plot involving magic, wizards and possibly
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