Can Anyone Tell the Time? by William Alan Rieser
Sounds ridiculous, I know, but it is relevant in ways you might not have suspected. I keep a print of Salvador Dali’s “Persistence of…
Year: 2001
Noonshade by James Barclay
The Chronicles of the Raven: Book 2The results of the events that helped to close the previous volume in the Chronicles of the Raven…
Nightchild by James Barclay
The Chronicles of the Raven: Book 3The concluding volume of the Chronicles is an excellent capstone to a superb series of books. The Raven,…
Dawnthief by James Barclay
The Chronicles of the Raven: Book 1Dawnthief begins with gripping action: the abduction of a mage and a siege of a castle. This sets…
Interview with Ian Irvine
This Interview has been provided by Orbit, and is printed with their permission. This month sees the release of the much-anticipated final volume in the…
Interview with Robert Jordan
This Interview has been provided by Orbit, and is printed with their permission. No sooner had Robert Jordan completed work on the latest volume in…
Awareness by C.E. Winterland
CE Winterland is a writer who holds much promise. The setting of his Mindsight Series is similar to many fantasy worlds, populated by elves,…
Destiny of the Light by Louise Cusack
Destiny of the Light follows the path of many fantasy novels in that it is a cross-over tale, a person from our world is…
Just Call Me Stanley by Alec Chumley
“Just Call Me Stanley” is the tale of a multi-colored small hippopotamus with extraordinary talents.The Livingstone twins discover the small multicolored hippo hiding under…
Interview with Nina Osier
Q: Can you tell us a bit about “The Mad Fisherman’s Daughter”? A: The book contains two novellas. The first, “ExilesAmong the Stars,” is…
Interview with Kerry Orchard
Q: Can you tell us a bit about “The Thoughtmaster’s Conduit”? A:The novel is about the complexity of relationships and the flaws in humannature.…
Interview with William Alan Rieser
Q: Can you tell us a bit about “The Kaska Trilogy”? A: Kaska, the protagonist and solitary human in the SF story, fakes his…
Interview with Juliet McKenna
This Interview has been provided by Orbit, and is printed with their permission. On the eve of publication of her much anticipated fourth book of…
Genre Difficulties by William Alan Rieser
You probably do not look at the current spate of science fiction writings as anything other than imaginative and absorbing. Given the popularity of…
Clovenstone by Ruth McIntyre-Williams
Clovenstone tells the story of a broken land, the prophecies that may foretell the reforming of a once proud and powerful nation, and the…
A way with worlds: 48 – Apocalypse How by Steven Savage of Seventh Sanctum
Yes, it’s a corny title. I couldn’t think of anything else. Besides, a certain film with a similar title recently got re-released, and I…
Blade of Tyshalle by Matthew Woodring Stover
Blade of Tyshalle is the sequel to Matthew Stover’s excellent Heroes Die. This is the rare sequel that surpasses the excellence of its predecessor.…
Interview with Carol Berg
This Interview has been provided by Orbit, and is printed with their permission. Was REVELATION easier or harder to write once you had set the…
Quantum Musings by Michael Gallant
A selection of stories fromMichael Gallant, Raymond M. Coulombe and Timothy O. GoyetteISBN: 0-595-08980-1 Buy from Quantum MuseA review by Neil CladingboelReading through this…
Interview with David Farland
David Farland’s Runelords series of books, published in the US by Tor, is one of the more successful fantasy series currently being published, both critically and…
