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Official Reviews Blue Remembered Earth by Alastair Reynolds Mark reviews an eagerly awaited novel by Alistair, the first of a new series. Necropath by Eric Brown Rob finds a lot to like in the first novel staring telepath Jeff Vaughn, the first of The Bengal Station Trilogy. Molly Fyde and the Parsona Rescue by Hugh Howey Nila reviews an SF tale from a new writer. WOOL by Hugh Howey Nila reviews a short story collection from a new writer. Rogue Moon by Algis Budrys Mark reviews a 'classic': but does it still deserve that staus? More Reviews By Date - By Author Literature News Dark Hall Press - new Horror Fiction imprint, 11-03 - Literature News UK Times Cheltenham Literature Festival Event 09-02 - Literature News Jon Sprunk Shadow's Lure Giveaway! 05-27 - Literature News Steven Erikson UK Book Tour 02-15 - Literature News A Song of Ice and Fire coming to comics 02-02 - Literature News More News Reader Reviews / Comments Gardens of the Sun by Paul J. McAuley 09-02 - Book Review Song of the Lioness Quartet by Tamora Pierce 09-02 - Book Review The man with the golden torc by Simon Green 09-02 - Book Review Death of Chaos by L.E. Modesitt Jr. 09-02 - Book Review The Anguished Dawn by James P. Hogan 09-02 - Book Review Shadow Prowler by Aleksey Pehov 09-02 - Book Review Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan 09-02 - Book Review Dragon's Treasure by Elizabeth A. Lynn 09-02 - Book Review Rise of the Dibor by Christopher Hopper 09-02 - Book Review The Lion Vrie by Christopher Hopper 09-02 - Book Review Last 100 - By Author

Interviews Interview with Hugh Howey Nila interviews science fiction author and SFFWorld member Hugh Howey. Interview with Myke Cole Part 2 Myke Cole took time to discuss his first novel Control Point, serving in the military, geekdom, and writing in general. Interview with Myke Cole Myke Cole took time to discuss his first novel Control Point, serving in the military, geekdom, and writing in general. Interview with Michael J. Sullivan Rob interviews Michael J. Sullivan as his popular Riyria saga is released traditionally through Orbit. Interview with Teresa Edgerton Nila interviews author Teresa Edgerton. More Interviews By Date - By Author Articles and Excerpts SFFWorld Review of the Year 2011: Part 3 Our traditional look back on the year finishes with 2011 Genre Film and TV and looks forward to 2012. SFFWorld Review of the Year, 2011: Part 2 In the second part of our 2011 review, Mark and Rob look at SF novels. SFFWorld Review of the Year 2011: Part 1 Our traditional look back on the year starts with Fantasy Books. SFFWorld Review of the Year 2011: Part 1 Our traditional look back on the year starts with Fantasy and Horror Books. SFFWorld Review of the Year 2010 part 1 Rob and Mark begin our now-customary Review of the year just gone. Part 1: Fantasy. SFFWorld Review of the Year 2010 Part 2 Rob and Mark's second part of the Year review: this time it's SF. SFFWorld Review of the Year, 2010: part 3 The last part of Mark and Rob's 2010 review. Part 3 is Genre Film and TV. SFFWorld's SF Review of 2009 Here we review the Science Fiction we've liked at SFFWorld this year. SFFWorld's Fantasy Review of 2009 In which we point out our likes and dislikes in Fantasy and Horror from 2009. SFFWorld Favourite Books Review 2008 (Part 3) Part 3, and final part, of our ever-popular review. This time Hobbit, kcf, RobB, Deornoth, Pat and Al'Kael say what they thought of their Film and Television watching for 2008 and point out some highlights for 2009. SFFWorld Favourite Books Review 2008 (Part 2) Part 2 of our ever-popular review. This time Hobbit, kcf, RobB, Deornoth, Pat and Al'Kael say what they thought of their SF reading in 2008. SFFWorld Favourite Books Review 2008 (Part 1) After our popular 2007 review, we've produced another monster yearly review, divided into sections. This year see what Hobbit, kcf, RobB, Deornoth, Pat and Al'Kael thought of their reading in 2008. Science Fiction: Alive and Kicking Kat Goodwin examines the state of SF and one of the most often talked about debates in science fiction - is SF literature dying - from a publishing perspective. Extract from Tim Lebbon's FALLEN. An extract from Chapter One of Tim Lebbon's latest Fantasy novel. SFFWorld Best Reads 2007 (Part II) In the second part of our best reads, see what Hobbit, RobB, Werthead, Deornoth, Cervantor and Al'Kael think of their reading in 2007. More Articles

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