Grave Peril by Jim Butcher
Grave Peril: Book Three of the Dresden Files by Jim Butcher Published October 2005 (UK), by Orbit UK, US 2001. ISBN: 1841494003 432 pages.…
Year: 2005
2005 Year in Review
Like you, Rob, I feel that in the general scheme of things 2005 has been a strong one for the genres. If the pattern…
Children of the Serpent Gate by Sarah Ash
From the outset, Sarah Ash’s work has had a distinctly Eastern European style that is both rare and welcome in a genre suffering from an…
Feral World by JR Dittbrenner
The world has gone “feral” and is controlled by a major corporation known as the NEWS. When NEWS officials learn of a new secret…
Interview with R. Scott Bakker
Dear Mr. Bakker, Let me start by thanking you for being gracious enough to take some precious time off your indubitably busy schedule to…
Port Nowhere by K.G. McAbee
“Port Nowhere” is absolutely a masterpiece in it’s own right, eight very talented authors (including SFFWorld.com’s already featured authors KG McAbee and Jim Johnson)…
Swarmthief’s Dance by Deborah J. Miller
Swarmthief’s Dance (Book One of the Swarmthief Trilogy) by Deborah J Miller. Published by TOR UK. ISBN: 1405050748. 314 pages. Insects. They are…
Silver Screen by Justina Robson
Published by Pyr384 pp ISBN: 1-59102-338-6 Should beings with Artificial Intelligence, or constructed people, be granted the same rights as humans? This is one…
Roads by Seabury Quinn
This review refers to the reprinted Hardcover version by Red Jacket Press 2005. As mentioned in my review of Children of the Atom, Red…
Interview with Deborah J. Miller
Deborah J. Miller has been a published writer since her short story Dinosaur was shortlisted for the Ian St James Award in 1993. She is best…
The Twisted Root of Jaarindor by Sean Wright
Crowswing Books – http://www.crowswingbooks.co.uk/ 150 pages2004ISBN 0954437446 Take a dash of Madeline L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time, a sprinkling of China Miéville’s Perdido Street…
Interview with Caitlin Sweet
SFFWorld’s own KatG got the chance to talk with Canadian writer Caitlin Sweet, the author of the fantasy novels, A Telling of Stars and The Silences of…
Interview with John Twelve Hawks
“It is safer to live off the grid, unconnected to the vast technology, because unseen people are watching our every move, employing technology we…
Context by John Meaney
Published by PyrBook 2 of the Nulapeiron SequenceISBN 1-59102-335-1551 Pages Reviewing middle books in multi-volume sagas can pose several challenges, the least of which…
Kitty and the Midnight Hour by Carrie Vaughn
Published by WarnerAspectISBN: 0-446-61641-9259 Pages Werewolves are one of the classic monsters in horror/supernatural fantasy, yet there is no definitive version of the…
Interview with Joe Vadalma
I had the opportunity to read and review Joe Vadalma’s work and I was very happy to do so. I thoroughly enjoyed his novel…
Interview with K.G. McAbee
I have had the opportunity to review a couple of K. G. McAbee’s books and I am quite the fan of this brilliant writer.…
Interview with Chad Descoteax
I had the opportunity to read Chad’s book ‘Past the Point of Delirium’ and recently conducted an interview with this keen writer via e-mail. The transcript is as follows:…
Dragon Champion by E.E. Knight
Book 1 of The Age of FirePublished by Roc Books December 2005ISBN: 0-451-46047-2371 Pages E.E. Knight has been building a solid reputation with…
Fool Moon by Jim Butcher
Book Two of the Dresden Files ISBN: 1841493996 Published 2001, US; September 2005, Orbit UK. Last month (September 2005) I reviewed (and was rather…
