Interview with Neal Asher
Neal Asher is one of the rising stars in SF writing. His complex technological space opera has become known for putting galactic combat and…
Year: 2006
Interview with Naomi Novik
For the benefit of those of us new to your work, without giving too much away, give us a taste of the story that…
The Door Within by Wayne Thomas Batson
August 2005311 PagesBook Web site: http://www.thedoorwithin.com Published by Tommy NelsonISBN 1-4003-0659-0 Take one awkward, shunted youth, mix in ancient prophecy, add those elements to…
Second Eden by Carlton W Austin
Have humans destroyed our earth to the point of an approaching Judgement Day? Are a group of aliens plotting to rid the world of…
PANDORA’S STAR by Peter F. Hamilton (Commonwealth Saga #1)
First Contact. Futuristic-Murder Mystery. Space Opera. Sociological SF. Hard SF. Science Fantasy These are just a few of the sub-genres of Speculative Fiction. Peter…
Interview with Steven Erikson
The second part of Patrick’s Q&A with Steven Erikson. The first part can be read here. “Slim” volumes that they are, do you still…
Interview with Carrie Vaughn
Q: For the benefit of those of us new to your work, without giving too much away, give us a taste of the story…
Babylon Babies by Maurice G. Dantec
This review refers to the translated trade paperback by Semiotext(e) 2005. Babylon Babies marks both the inauguration of Semiotext(e)’s new Native Agents imprint…
Counterspell: Guardian of the Ruins by Robert C.A. Goff
Ignorance is a blessing – and the innocent are always blessed. Love sometimes is the force that drives people to make things they never…
Interview with Sarah Ash
Sarah Ash, author of the Tears of Artamon trilogy, which recently concluded with Children of the Serpent Gate and new sffworld reviewer, took time out of her busy…
Interview with Charlie Huston
Rob Bedford recently conducted an e-mail interview with writer Charlie Huston. Huston has written two hard-boiled novels. His third and most recent novel, Already Dead marks…
Interview with Tim Lebbon and Christopher Golden
CHRISTOPHER GOLDEN, author of THE MYTH HUNTERS, and TIM LEBBON, author of DUSK, have a few pints too many and chat about their upcoming…
Devices and Desires by K J Parker
Book One of the Engineer Trilogy. Published January 2006 (UK), by Orbit UK. ISBN: 1841492760 706 pages One of the latest up-and-coming writers in…
Interview with Steven Erikson
Patrick has talked with Steven Erikson about his books and the future. This is the first part of a two part Interview , the…
Starship: Mutiny by Mike Resnick
Published by PyrISBN 1-59102-337-8December 2005286 Pages Mike Resnick is one of the most widely acclaimed writers in Speculative Fiction, with many awards and nominations…
Already Dead by Charlie Huston
268 Pages/January 2006Del ReyISBN: 0-345-47824-XAuthor Web site: http://www.charliehuston.com Vampire sleuth battles zombies in Manhattan. That is the bare bones high concept of Charlie…
Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader by James Luceno
Del Rey Books November 2005 ISBN: 0-345-47732-4 In Star Wars: Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader, James Luceno sets out to follow-up…
Interview with Tobias Buckell
Tobias Buckell has been honing his craft in the Speculative Fiction genres for a number of years now, having published over 25 short stories. Tor…
Tides by Scott Mackay
340ppISBN: 1-59102-334-3 Pyr Two races, two continents, two moons and one world, under the power of the 40-foot-plus tides of the great ocean…
Eastern European Folklore and its Influences on The Tears of Artamon
As a child, I adored the legends of King Arthur. So when I came across a book in Bath Children’s Library (I was one…
