Article: My Debut Rollercoaster by Ren Warom
Getting your first book published is always a thrill for the author, though it can take work to get there. We invited Ren Warom,…
Year: 2016
Interview with New Pompeii Author Daniel Godfrey
Daniel is a nice chap, not unlike most authors I’ve met. Don’t let that fool you, though! This scheming, plotting individual is responsible for…
Interview with The Shadowed Path author Gail Z. Martin
We’ve talked to Gail Z. Martin as her new epic fantasy collection of Jonmarc Vahanian short stories are being released from Solaris Books. She has also contributed…
Guest post: Where’s My Flying Car by Chris Gerrib
Back in the 1950s, 1960s and even 1970s, we were promised flying cars. (Actually, Popular Mechanics has one on the cover every year or…
An Excerpt from Monstrosities, part of The Shadowed Path By Gail Z. Martin
We’ve been so lucky to get an exclusive excerpt from Gail Z. Martin’s The Shadowed Path to share with our readers. The Shadwoed Path…
Interview with Hellfire author Jeff Provine
I first met Jeff Provine through his “This Day in Alternate History Blog” where I found his short alternate history scenarios to be a…
THE LOST PRINCE by Edward Lazellari (Guardians of Aandor #2)
After leaving readers fully invested in the plight of characters Daniel, Callum, and Colby (among others), Edward Lazellari left readers hanging just as events…
Time Rep by Peter Ward
Nila goes on a time-travel vacation with Peter Ward’s debut novel, Time Rep. Time Rep by Peter Ward ARC (provided by publisher) Published June…
At First, You Hear The Silence by Mark Fuller Dillon
Thirteen-year-old Philippe is left alone on his family’s farm when everyone else goes to visit his ‘mad’ Aunt. But when he wakes in the…
Interview with The Kraken Sea author E. Catherine Tobler
“Fifteen year old Jackson is different from the other children at the foundling hospital. Scales sometimes cover his arms. Tentacles coil just below his skin.…
Film review: Enemy Mine
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Enemies because they were taught to be. Allies because they had to be. Brothers because they dared to…
Perlmutter talks animation – The Openhearted many, the broken hearted few
One by one, the guests arrive The guests are coming through The open-hearted many, the broken-hearted few And no one knows where the night…
The Medusa Chronicles by Stephen Baxter and Alastair Reynolds
It takes some nerve to take on a scenario written by a science fiction master. It has been done before – off the top…
Windows On Other Worlds – illustrating Science Fiction (part two) by Alex Storer
Last time, I talked about my journey into science fiction cover art and defining my own style. This time, I’m going to go a…
Film review: Doomwatch – the film
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Doomwatch is one of the great, lost TV programmes, a classic slice of science fiction (with the emphasis…
News: Kameron Hurley’s The Stars are Legion to be published by Angry Robot
Just in from Angry Robot, Hugo Award-winning Kameron Hurley’s The Stars are Legion is going to be published in the UK/Commonwealth (not Canada) through Angry…
The Rogue Retrieval by Dan Koboldt
The Rogue Retrieval is Dan Koboldt’s debut novel, a combination sci-fi/fantasy adventure set in a world connected to ours via a portal. Billed as…
THE ENCELADUS CRISIS by Michael J. Martinez
Some years have passed since universes collided on Mars and an ancient warlord was defeated, and the other events as depicted in Michael J.…
Excerpt from CHAINS OF COMMAND by Marko Kloos
Marko Kloos is the author of the bestselling Frontlines series and we’ve been so lucky to get an exclusive excerpt from the fourth book…
Hyperpowers by Bascomb James (ed)
Hyperpowers is the sixteenth anthology from Third Flatiron Press, with the theme of space opera and military fiction – likeable characters optional! These are…
