THE FIREMAN by Joe Hill
The Fireman is Joe Hill’s fourth novel, it is his biggest novel and as a post-apocalyptic tale, it is his widest in scope. What…
Month: May 2016
Traitor Knight by Keith W. Willis
It all starts with a knight rescuing a damsel-in-distress from a dragon – but luckily for McRobbie, Melissa isn’t the type to swoon and…
The Corporation Wars: Dissidence by Ken MacLeod
“Dissidence: a challenge to an established doctrine, policy, or institution.” The idea of ‘robots revolting’ is not a new one to SF: in…
Mike Resnick, Kate Corcino, and Beth Cato talks about Decision Points
In this third second round of interviews, Bryan sat down to talk to Mike Resnick, Kate Corcino, and Beth Cato about their contributions to…
Todd Lockwood Interview
Todd Lockwood, painter, artist, and creator of many draconic images for book covers has just released his first book in the Evertide series, The…
The Archivist by Tom Wright
Thirty years ago the computer network known as Intellinet crashed, taking out all computers. Society broke down, stranding colonists on Mars and in space,…
Robert J. Sawyer, Jennifer Brozek, and Jody Lynn Nye talks about Decision Points
Decision Points is a new anthology edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt. In this second round of interviews, Bryan sat down to talk to Robert J.…
STRIKE by Delilah S. Dawson (Audiobook Read by Rebekkah Ross)
Life in a Dystopic United States can be tough, you can go from hunter to hunted very quickly, even if you’ve finished the tasks…
Interview with James Lovegrove, author of the Dev Harmer Mission series
As World of Water, the second book in James Lovegrove’s Dev Harmer Mission series has been released we have had the chance to catch…
HIT by Delilah S. Dawson (Audiobook Read by Rebekkah Ross)
It isn’t too much of a leap to think that banks own us, our debt, and everything we possess because of our debt to…
Guest post: If time travel were ever invented, what would we become? by Peter Ward
Do you remember when the first cell phones came out in 1984? I certainly don’t because I was only four years old at the…
SFFWorld Archive: The Rim of Space by A. Bertram Chandler
Here’s an old review from the archives, first written back in 2013: A (Arthur) Bertram Chandler is a name that has pretty…
Updraft by Fran Wilde wins the 2016 Compton Crook Award
The Baltimore Science Fiction Society has announced that the novel “Updraft” by Fran Wilde is the winner of the 2016 Compton Crook Award. Updraft…
David Gemmell Awards: The Longlist
The David Gemmell Awards have been stoically celebrating great fantasy for eight years with some enviable (and very heavy) trophy cabinet fodder lovingly crafted…
The Nightmare Stacks by Charles Stross
The Nightmare Stacks is Charles Stross’ latest – and seventh – instalment in his ever-popular Laundry Files, following on from The Annihilation Score. I’m…
Interview with Andrew Bannister
We’re very pleased to be interviewing Andrew Bannister, author of SF Space Opera novel, Creation Machine. Here we discuss the debut novel, Andrew’s influences…
Kevin J. Anderson, Alethea Kontis, and Jonathan Maberry talks about Decision Points
Decision Points is a new anthology edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt. Bryan sat down to interview his authors about their contributions. Here are the first…
THE SUMMER DRAGON (First Book of The Evertide) by Todd Lockwood
Few creatures or images are more iconic and emblematic in fantasy than dragons. Over the past couple of decades, few artists have been more…
Interview with Serengeti author J.B. Rockwell
Welcome to SFFWorld, many thanks for giving us some time here. In your own words, who is J.B. Rockwell? In four words: Wee woman…
2015 Stoker Awards
It’s a busy weekend for awards! As well as the 2015 Nebula Awards (results HERE) last night, the Horror Writers Association announced the 2015…
