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Bone Dance by Emma Bull (book review).

‘Bone Dance’ is set in what remains of a city in the near future after a conflict between North and

Often described as the thinking reader’s version of the Hunger Games, The Giver YA novel now has a science fiction

There’s a new indie science fiction film coming our way soon called ‘The Signal‘, starring, among others, actor Laurence Fishburne. Looks

In many respects, David Weber’s ‘Midst Toll And Tribulation’ has Merlin Athrawes moving up the schedule and teaching a select

Rojan Dizon caused the city of Mahala to fall to its knees when he destroyed the pain factories that were

‘Night Of The Hunter’ is the first book of the ‘Companions Codex’ and book twenty-five in the legend of one

Having read all of Robert A. Heinlein’s Science Fiction and most of it twice over the years, I am at

When all else fails, there’s always hope. It can keep a man alive when the world around him is crumbling.

Geoff’s monthly offering. This is what Sophie Essex, The Editor, gives us for an editorial: ‘And you. You glowing,

Every so often in the publishing world, a genre is declared dead and, however brilliantly a book may be written,