The Midnight Queen by Sylvia Izzo Hunter (Noctis Magicae, Book 1)
Set in an alternate England somewhat reminiscent of the Regency era, where Magic is taught to young men at Oxford’s Merlin College, Sylvia Izzo…
Month: August 2014
Climate Fiction by Claude Nougat
Climate Fiction: A Brand New Genre Promised to a Big Future Cli-fi has achieved a record of sorts: even though it has been around…
The Mirror Empire by Kameron Hurley (Worldbreaker Saga #1)
It has been a pretty good year for Epic Fantasy in 2014 and the upward trend continues with Kameron Hurley’s The Mirror Empire, her…
Yesterday’s Kin by Nancy Kress
Yesterday’s Kin by Nancy Kress is the first book I’ve read by the author, mainly because she is primarily published in the US. While…
Jani and the Greater Game by Eric Brown (Multiplicity #1)
Jani and the Greater Game (Multiplicity #1) is Eric Brown’s new novel, a steampunk adventure and departure from his usual sci-fi offerings. As a…
Fool’s Assassin by Robin Hobb (Fitz and the Fool Trilogy #1)
After more than a decade and seven intervening novels, Robin Hobb returns to her best known and most beloved character: FitzChivalry Farseer, ‘star’ of…
Interview with John Hornor Jacobs
Interview with John Hornor Jacobs Hello John. Thanks for joining us. Happy to be here. You are just about to have your first novel…
News: Gollancz Digital lineup at Festival 2014
From Gollancz: Gollancz has just announced our Digital Panel line up for the Gollancz Festival (13th August 2014.) We’ve still got a few secret…
Ur by Stephen King
Ur by Stephen King is a short novella, released in 2009 and coming in at just over 20,000 words. Dealing with a very interesting…
The Incorruptibles by John Hornor Jacobs
The Incorruptibles by John Hornor Jacobs Published by Gollancz, August 2014 (Review copy received) 270 pages ISBN: 978-0575133662 Review by Mark Yon This is an…
