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The Willful Princess And The Piebald Prince by Robin Hobb (book review).

Taken from the cover: ‘One of the darkest legends in the Realm of the Elderlings recounts the tale of the

‘Noctuary’, the third volume of Thomas Ligotti’s short fiction, revised and published by Subterranean Press. Preceded by the excellent ‘Songs

The collecting of the stories of Robert Silverberg continues with this latest volume, ‘We Are For The Dark’. It’s a

David Martin is a writer, working at the local paper in Barcelona, when he gets an offer to write a

The one problem with Subterranean Press books is that even when we review them to fit in their release schedule,

The dragon Griaule is 6000 feet long and has been lying dormant in the hills for thousands of years exerting

As a novella, Palimpsest is densely packed with extraordinary ideas, facts and speculation. It also manages to pack in an

The big problem with anything that is labelled ‘Best Of…’ is no one can actually agree what should be included

A love letter to the most famous yet unknown serial killer of all time, ‘Yours Truly, Jack The Ripper’ is

Blessed with the ability to file away perfectly all information he receives and then conjure up an imaginary avatar or