International Space Station: 1998-2011 (All Stages) by David Baker (book review).
You might have thought until now that I was only going to be reviewing Haynes fantasy output, but knowing what some of the…
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You might have thought until now that I was only going to be reviewing Haynes fantasy output, but knowing what some of the…
If you grew up in the 1960-70s in the UK and a ‘Doctor Who’ fan, then chances are you would have either known…
Collecting isn’t anything new. In our genre, I’d defy anyone reading here to say that they don’t collect anything related to their interest.…
This is a novel from the Lost Fleet Universe as depicted in the original ‘Lost Fleet’ series of novels. For those new to…
Listening to film soundtracks before even seeing the film is par for the course in the gentle art of reviewing. In some respects,…
Many novels search for that elusive hook in the first paragraph of George Orwell’s ‘1984’, ‘It was a bright cold day in April,…
‘She Spies’ is a series that I can’t recall ever being show in the UK and I was curious enough to check it…
The latest ‘The Mammoth Book Of Best New SF 25’ is now on the shelves, reprinting the US version, ‘The Year’s Best Science…
Caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, an old saying derived from British maritime history, is an appropriate expression to use…
Johnny Alpha is dead. Only there is some mystery about it as journalist Precious Matson gets Middenface McNulty to help find out the…
The one problem with Subterranean Press books is that even when we review them to fit in their release schedule, their short run…
In the third volume in the ‘Imager Portfolio’, our hero, Rhennthyl, is involved in everything from street level drug crime to international warfare.…