Fallen Dragon by Peter F. Hamilton
Epic is such a clichéd word when describing a novel like Peter F. Hamilton’s magnificent and bold Fallen Dragon, however spot-on the word may…
Year: 2003
Watch, The by Dennis Danvers
Very good science fiction novels place the reader in world that will make them consider their own lives and their own world. In Dennis…
On The Infinite Endurance of Some Bogeymen by William Alan Rieser
I’m sure you’ve noticed that there are very few bogeywomen. I can recall the 50 foot woman of the Hollywood C films, Medusa, various…
The Death of Science Fiction by Bret Funk
Remember the glory days of science fiction, when everything and anything seemed like a possibility? When nothing was certain, and the future applications of…
Poetics, East and West by Seshendra Sharma
Poetics first appeared in India: Although poetry appeared in many countries of the world from times immemorial, it was only in India that an…
The Skrayling Tree by Michael Moorcock
The Melnibonéan, the Multiverse and Native American myth are three themes Michael Moorcock explores to great effect and delight in his latest novel, The…
Interview with Greg Keyes
Greg Keyes arrived on the fantasy scene with The Waterborn. Published under the name, J. Gregory Keyes, this was first in his Chosen of the Changeling duology…
Warchild by Karin Lowarchee
As the winner of the second WarnerAspect first novel contest coupled with the glowing blurb on the cover from Tim Powers, the initial expectations…
THE BRIAR KING by Greg Keyes
There are a lot of fantasy novels out there that are good, there are a smaller amount that are excellent. Only once in a…
