Sol Sys: 1 by Jim Johnson
This novel is a collection of three science fiction short stories written by Jim Johnson (co-author of ‘Port Nowhere’) which are all very different and…
Year: 2005
Lord of the Silver Bow by David Gemmell
As a quality writer of heroic fantasy it is fitting if a little strange that David Gemmell’s latest offering is a re-telling of…
Escape the Past by K.G. McAbee
Possibly the best story by KG McAbee yet, ‘Escape the Past’ will keep you reading from the very first page; KG McAbee’s talent palpably…
Flight of the Nighthawks: Darkwar by Raymond E. Feist
There has been, over recent years, a fair accusation that Raymond E Feist’s constant delving into the worlds of Midkemia and Kelewan have become…
Interview with Robert Williams
Robert Williams is the author of The Storms of Eternity, an interesting and complex science fiction tale where four friends are thrown into future versions of the Earth by…
Interview with John Marco (2005)
With this, Mr. Marco now has two published trilogies completed in six years. No small feat in such a short time. John also recently…
The Storms of Eternity by Robert Williams
Expectations for a writer’s first published novel aren’t normally high. Unless there is strong advanced publicity or recognition of who the individual is within the…
Galileo’s Children: Tales of Science vs. Superstition by Gardner Dozois
Pyr ISBN 1-59102-312-7 Gardner Dozois’s latest anthology, Galileo’s Children is subtitled Tales Superstition vs Science, but it could also be argued that these…
The Stoneholding by Mark James
Be thrown into a world of classic fantasy at supreme quality. Swordfights, Kings and Queens, many fantasy fans will be more than happy with…
THE SWORD OF ANGELS (Bronze Knight #3) by John Marco
With The Sword of Angels, John Marco brings the tale of Lukien, the Bronze Knight, to a close. The flawed, yet noble, knight has…
Interview with Robin Hobb
Robin Hobb is one of the most respected and beloved writers in the fantasy genre. She has acquired a global audience on the strength…
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova Published by Little Brown, June 2005 644 pages. ISBN: 0316730319 Bear with me here. What I’m about to…
Gemquest: The Shards by Gary Wassner
The prophecies laid out in the first two volumes begin to take shape in The Shards, the third volume of Gary Wassner’s increasingly enjoyable…
Looking for Jake by China Mieville
China Miéville – Looking for Jake and Other Stories (Pan Macmillan, 307 pages. ISBN: 1 4050 4830 1. Published September 2005. The New…
Shaman’s Crossing by Robin Hobb
Robin Hobb is a name familiar to many fantasy readers, having penned the Realm of the Elderlings saga, consisting of three trilogies – The…
The Isaac Project by Joe Vadalma
This very interesting book poses the question: Is the creation of a human-like robot possible with today’s technology? Joe Vadalma asks this question and…
Valerius the King by T.R. Rankin
The second volume of ‘The Valerian Chronicles’ begins with the story of Thorngere, a Lord of Valeria and loyal subject of the High King.…
Faleashia by Tony Thomas
The story of ‘Faleashia’ begins as a lovers’ tale as we follow the mission of two elves whose son has been killed by the…
The Ring of Naar by Pat Catlett
‘The Ring of Naar’ tells the story of 2 young men sent on a quest to find a prophesised ring which will save their…
Dragon’s Treasure by Elizabeth A. Lynn
I found this book slightly difficult to get into at first as the characters contained in the opening chapter were completely unknown to me…
