Fairhaven Rising (Saga Of Recluce book 22) by L.E. Modesitt, Jr. (book review)
‘Fairhaven Rising is the 22nd book in the ‘Saga Of Recluce’, set in a fantasy world where magic is a
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L’Amber by Tanith Lee (book review).
What is truth? Fiction, by its nature, is a series of untruths perpetrated by the author since none of the
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Gustave Doŕe: Masterpieces Of Art by Dan Malan (book review).
I’ve mentioned French artist Gustave Doŕe (1832-83) before but in this ‘Masterpieces Of Art’, Dan Malan shows how much he
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Seven Devils (book 1 of 2) by Elizabeth May & Laura Lam (book review).
A ruthless empire strives to conquer every planet and destroy every alien race, controlling its subjects and ensuring their loyalty
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The Rise, Fall, And Rise Of The Cthulhu Mythos by S.T. Joshi (book review).
As undoubtedly one of the foremost experts on the life and works of H.P. Lovecraft, S.T. Joshi has a problem
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Infinite2 by Jeremy Robinson (book review)
It’s been a few years since I read ‘Infinite’, the first book in the ‘Infinite’ series by Jeremy Robinson. The
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Virtual Cities: An Atlas & Exploration of Video Game Cities by Konstantinos Dimopoulos (book review).
Subtitled ‘An Atlas And Exploration Of Video Game Cities’, ‘Virtual Cities’ is a chunky hardback explores 45 iconic or just
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The Mechanics Of Wonder: The Creation Of The Idea Of Science Fiction by Gary Westfahl (book review).
I picked up this book over a decade ago having seen it pop up in a bibliography and had an
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The Alluring Art Of Margaret Brundage by Stephen D. Korshak & J. David Spurlock (book review).
I’ve heard the name of artist Margaret Brundage (1900-1976) but hadn’t really sought her out until this book, ‘The Alluring
Read MoreFoundation: was it Isaac Asimov’s legacy to the world? (video).
Foundation competes for the title of most important science fiction novel in the genre, and let’s face it, that’s a
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