Guest post: We all have a story inside us by Denise Grey
We all have a story inside us and this is mine. It is up to the reader to decide whether it is science fiction,…
Month: April 2016
Guest post: Insight into The Enochian Wars: Armageddon Unleashed by Frank Julius Palumbo
In this Guest Post Frank Julius Palumbo gives us some insight into the background for his new book. The title of my latest book,…
Set Phasers to Stun by Marcus Berkmann
In my recent review of Miasma by Greg Cox I mentioned that this year (2016) is the 50th anniversary of the first episodes…
Interview with Stealers War Author, Stephen Hunt
March saw the release of the third instalment form Stephen Hunt’s Far Called trilogy, published by Gollancz. The Stealer’s War, brings to an end…
Article: Marie Brennan on Dragons
We’re very pleased to welcome Marie Brennan to SFFWorld. As her latest book, In the Labyrinth of Drakes, the fourth in The Memoirs of Lady…
5 Awesome Time Machines from Movies by Jevon Knights
Man has always been obsessed with travelling through time. Who hasn’t wanted to turn back the clock and see how events actually happened, or go…
Interview with The Courier author Gerald Brandt
Gerald Brandt has just released The Courier, a far-future science fiction debut set mainly in Los Angeles, though the city San Angeles stretches from…
JAVELIN RAIN by Myke Cole (A Shadow OPs Novel)
In the world of Myke Cole’s Shadow OPS books, magic is real and weaponized. Javelin Rain takes place immediately following Gemini Cell, at a…
Doomwatch
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilms “Groundbreaking classic British sci-fi series Doomwatch originally aired on the BBC from 1970 – 1972 and at its…
Interview with Jo Zebedee
The first book of The Inheritance Trilogy turned heads when Jo Zebedee’s debut novel Abendau’s Heir was released last year. Small press debuts aren’t…
The Door into Summer by Robert Heinlein
Here’s the latest reread of Heinlein’s works, as Mark goes through the Virginia Edition series. * The Door into Summer was originally serialized in The Magazine of Fantasy…
Interview with Thaddeus White
To call The Adventures of Sir Edric (Volume One) politically incorrect would be an understatement. I suspect that’s the whole point of the character…
