Megan E O’Keefe Interview
Today we interview Megan E. O’Keefe, a new and promising genre author. Her newly published book, Steal the Sky, is available through Angry Robot Books and was…
Month: January 2016
Vendetta’s Heroes: Saving Charleston and the World One Haunted Object at a Time By Gail Z. Martin
Charleston, South Carolina is one of the most-visited cities in the United States. History buffs love its prominent role in both the American Revolution…
The X-Files (S10E02) “Founder’s Mutation”
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm Written and directed by X-favourite James Wong, episode two of this six episode mini-series sees us move back…
Authors Roundtable with Michelle Hauck, Stephen Aryan and J.M. Frey
We are very pleased to start off our Roundtables this year with three fantasy authors who are also long-time genre fans: Michelle Hauck, Stephen…
Jonathan Green Interview
The Ulysses Quicksilver Omnibus Volume Two, featuring three of Jonathan Green’s Pax Britannia stories has just been released. First of all for those not…
Ancestral Machines by Michael Cobley
Ancestral Machines by Michael Cobley is my first foray into this author’s body of work, but I understand it is set in the same…
The X-Files (S10E01) “My Struggle”
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm And so it begins again. Mulder and Scully’s personal relationship ended due to his depression, a conclusion that…
CITY OF BLADES (Divine Cities #2) by Robert Jackson Bennett
Robert Jackson Bennett brings readers back to The Continent, the primary setting of his Divine Cities sequence here in the second novel, City of…
Film review: Deep Red
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm Synopsis: “When was the last time you were really scared? From Dario Argento, maestro of the macabre and…
Down Station by Simon Morden
I think that the simplest thing to say about Down Station is that although the description of its plot may sound like you’ve…
Dark Matters by Michael Dow
Dark Matters (Dark Matters #1) is the debut novel by Michael Dow. Funded through Kick Starter and subsequently self-published, this is a novel that…
Film review: The Jacques Rivette Collection
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm Synopsis The Jacques Rivette Collection brings together some of the director’s hardest to see works, each restored, newly…
SFFWorld Archive: The Circus of Dr. Lao by Charles Finney
With the re-release of this novel in the UK (at long last!) as part of the Gollancz Fantasy Masterworks series, we thought that it…
City of Blades: The Divine Cities Book Two by Robert Jackson Bennett
City of Blades by Robert Jackson Bennett is the follow up to the World Fantasy Award nominated City of Stairs and second book in his…
Bryan Thomas Schmidt Interview
Bryan Thomas Schmidt is a Hugo-nominated editor and author of adult and children’s science fiction and fantasy including The Worker Prince and the new…
David Perlmutter Interview
We have talked to lifelong animation fan and freelance writer David Perlmutter. He has published short fiction in a variety of genres for various magazines and anthologies,…
Truthwitch by Susan Dennard
“In a continent on the edge of war, two witches hold its fate in their hands. Young witches Safiya and Iseult have a…
10 Space Opera Series Star Wars Fan Might Enjoy by Bryan Thomas Schmidt
With all the excitement over a new Star Wars film, The Force Awakens, especially one with the original cast and which seems to capture…
Kim Stanley Robinson Wins 2016 Robert A. Heinlein Award
PRESS RELEASE: Kim Stanley Robinson, science fiction author, is the 2016 winner of the Robert A. Heinlein Award. The award is bestowed for outstanding…
Will religious ideology keep us from reaching the heavens? by John V Kernaghan
Rather than build a boat, the inhabitants of Easter Island (who I’m sure thought of themselves as a bunch of savvy, high-tech individuals) decided…
