The Rapture Of The Nerds by Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross (book review).
Fancy yourself as a Luddite? Well if you’re reading this fantastic review on this amazing website, you’ve failed already. Offended? Perhaps you’d like…
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Fancy yourself as a Luddite? Well if you’re reading this fantastic review on this amazing website, you’ve failed already. Offended? Perhaps you’d like…
I first came across John Scalzi when I read ‘Old Man’s War’. This book made a big impression on me and is one…
Chapter One contains a recap of events from book one, ‘An Unexpected Apprentice’, so you don’t need to have read it to find…
‘Scholar’, the fourth book in ‘The Imager Portfolio’, opens with the furniture of fantasy: a cast list and a map. The other genre…
This is the second book in ‘The Imager Portfolio’ series. Like the first, it is set in the city of L’Execlsis in the…
These ‘Unincorporated’ book series seems to be moving ever further from the original unique premise where American business practices are extended in the…
It is 1963, some eighteen years after World War Two, in this alternative reality, Germany wasn’t split between Russia, American and Great Britain,…
Edward Lerner’s latest book, ‘Energized’, is a post-disaster book. An accident has resulted in the Middle East oil being radioactive contaminated, according to…
I am new to ‘The Asteroid Wars, having missed ‘The Precipice’ and ‘The Rock Rats’ that preceded this book but ‘The Silent War’…
‘The Broken Universe’ is the third and appears final book in Paul Melko’s series. For those who missed the earlier two, their titles…