INTO THE FIRE by Patrick Hester (Samantha Kane #1)
Samantha Kane is having a bad day, or rather a bad night. She’s a police officer who watches her partner get mauled by something…
Month: February 2017
Q & A with D. Nolan Clark
D. Nolan Clark is the author of Space Opera novel Forsaken Skies. We got chance to catch up with him as the book is…
Happy Birthday, 2000AD!
In these days of declining sales and reduced markets, it’s always good to pass on a success story. Mark tells of the influence of…
Hekla’s Children by James Brogden
“Hekla: In Icelandic lore, a mountain where witches held their meetings. “ There’s a fine tradition here in the UK (and I’m sure…
SFFWorld Archive: REVENGER by Alastair Reynolds
It’s only been six months since this review first appeared at SFFWorld, but with the US publication imminent we felt it was worth bringing…
Interview with The Stars are Legion author Kameron Hurley
“Somewhere on the outer rim of the universe, a mass of decaying world-ships known as the Legion is traveling in the seams between the…
WITH BLOOD UPON THE SAND by Bradley P. Beaulieu (The Song of Shattered Sands #2)
Bradley Beauleau returns to the desert landscape he introduced in Twelve Kings of Sharakhai, a world with a complicated, rich and deep history. Although…
The Ninth Rain by Jen Williams
There’s been a lot of love professed for Jen’s last Fantasy trilogy both elsewhere and here at SFFWorld – Rob liked The Copper…
News: Robert J. Sawyer Wins 2017 Robert A. Heinlein Award
Robert J. Sawyer, science fiction author, is the 2017 winner of the Robert A. Heinlein Award. The award is bestowed for outstanding published works…
Terms of Enlistment by Marko Kloos
Marko has become famous in the last few years for declining a Hugo Award nomination in 2015, which then led to the addition…
Netflix Announces ‘Castlevania’ Animated Series
Netflix has announced the upcoming release of an animated adaptation of Konami’s popular video game series, Castlevania. The Castlevania franchise began in 1986, with the first entry…
Guest Post: I thought it would be easy to destroy Earth. Oh, was I naïve by Sue Duff
I thought it would be easy to destroy Earth. Oh, was I naïve . . . I’ve always loved the control that I feel…
Xan and Ink by Zak Zyz
Two disgraced brothers, a fanatical priest and an escaped slave venture into the foreboding Kalparcimex, an uncharted jungle teeming with an incredible variety of…
A CONVERSATION IN BLOOD by Paul S. Kemp (Egil & Nix #3)
Egil and Nix, Paul S. Kemp’s sword and sorcery duo, always find themselves in trouble. With a dark wizard, sorceress or an arcane artifact,…
Interview with Unfathomed author Ralph Kern
“The M/S Atlantica, one of the most advanced cruise ships in the world, is lost. Land has disappeared. Fuel, food and hope begin to…
LIVE! with Kevin G Summers
Kevin G. Summers has been writing for a quite sometime, with titles like: The Man Who Shot John Wilkes Booth, the newly released: The…
SFFWorld Archive: A Cavern of Black Ice by JV Jones
Occasionally we resurrect old reviews to show what we thought of a now-regarded-as-classic book. Today it’s the turn of J.V. Jones’ novel, A Cavern…
Interview with Lee Harrison: The Bastard Wonderland
Lee Harrison launches his novel writing career with enough profanity to make your uncle ashamed, and characterisation that dances through a fast paced plot…
Guest Post: Why I Wrote SOLERI By Michael Johnston
I was in an undergraduate art history lecture, sometime in the early nineties, when the idea for the book first came to me. The…
House of Windows by John Langan
I am suspicious that if I were to ask the readers of horror to name a few novels about vampires or zombies that most…
