SFFWorld Archive: The Ghost from the Grand Banks by Arthur C. Clarke
It was 105 years ago earlier today (April 14th/15th, 1912) that the famous ocean liner Titanic sank. With this in mind, we’ve resurrected a…
Year: 2017
The Complete Aliens Omnibus Volume 3 by Sandy Schofield and Stephani Perry
The Complete Aliens Omnibus Volume 3 collects two novels from two different authors: Aliens: Rogue by Sandy Schofield, and Aliens: Labyrinth by S.D. Perry.…
News: STAR WARS QUIZ at FOYLES, London – 29th APRIL
Some news of a Star Wars event at Foyles bookshop, London, England: An exclusive Star Wars books day at Foyles, Charing Cross Road…
CONSPIRACY OF RAVENS by Lila Bowen
I closed out my review of Wake of Vultures, the first book in The Shadow, saying I was pleased to see a “1” on…
The Discovery (2017)
One of the great things I like about the science fiction genre is its ability to examine, using the simple yet brilliant idea…
The Dark Tower: The Long Road Home Omnibus
**This is the second entry in what will be a series of reviews on Stephen King’s Dark Tower universe, starting with the comic book…
Interview with Savant author Nik Abnett
First solo novel of multi-media writer Nik Abnett, Savant (Solaris, October 2016) is set in a future version of Earth where a living mind…
COLD IRON by Stina Leicht
Royal twins, a crooked advisor, warring nations, elvish creatures, and a dark reawakening evil are all familiar ingredients in epic fantasy. With Stina Leicht’s…
Greyson Gray: Camp Legend by BC Tweedt
Sports Camp has everything twelve-year-old Greyson Gray needs to distract him from his father’s mysterious disappearance – intense athletic competition, weird friends, and a…
SFFWorld Archive: Midnight Never Come by Marie Brennan
With the recent re-publication of the series, we thought it might be worthwhile reprising this review of the first book in the series.…
The Massacre of Mankind by Stephen Baxter
The Massacre of Mankind by Stephen Baxter is an authorised sequel to The War of Worlds by H.G. Wells, a work that I hope…
Vote for the Gemmell Awards
Have you a favourite epic fantasy novel published in the last year? Is that heroic fantasy novel simply not getting the credit it’s due?…
A CONJURING OF LIGHT by V.E. Schwab
The story of Kell, Rhy, Lila, and Alucard Emery comes to a close in A Conjuring of Light as a dark spell from Black…
Avengers of the Moon by Allen Steele
In the world of pulp fiction superheroes, most modern readers can name a few – Flash Gordon, Doc Savage, and Perry Rhodan, for example.…
Open Road Media Partners with Humble Bundle to Celebrate Women of Science Fiction and Fantasy
OPEN ROAD MEDIA PARTNERS WITH HUMBLE BUNDLE TO CELEBRATE WOMEN OF SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY New York, NY; March 22, 2017 —Two iconic science fiction…
Catalyst (STAR WARS): A Rogue One Novel by James Luceno
Even overgrown battle stations need something that goes BOOM. In the pursuit of a new super weapon to bring lasting peace through fear, the…
‘Oasis’ Shines in Amazon Pilot Season
The pilot for Oasis is here, and it’s good enough to demand more. Amazon Video is currently hosting its pilot season. Among the shows up for…
THE COLLAPSING EMPIRE by John Scalzi
Having taken a break from the Old Man’s War universe, John Scalzi launches an Epic Space Opera with The Collapsing Empire, a title that…
Kings of the Wyld by Nicholas Eames
So: you’re a soldier, paid for hire. What do you do when the wars are over and the battles are done? When your friends…
The King In Yellow by Robert W. Chambers
It’s hard to review the King in Yellow by Robert Chambers without at least a brief mention of its role and its place in…
