BLOOD OF TEN KINGS by Edward Lazellari (Guardians of Aandor Volume 3)
With only hints of our world in the narrative, Edward Lazellari goes full-bore into Epic Fantasy with Blood of Ten Kings, the finale to…
Year: 2018
SFFWorld Review of the Year 2018: Part 3 – TV & Film
It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the last decade or so, we have dragged ourselves from the revelries here…
THE CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA Season 1
The character of Sabrina the Teenage Witch has been part of popular culture for quite a few years; a popular TV show in the…
The Fountains of Paradise by Arthur C Clarke
Another year, another reread. Although it will have passed by the time you read this, as I approached the one-hundred-and-first anniversary of Sir Arthur’s…
SFFWorld Review of the Year 2018: Part 2 – Science Fiction Books
It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the last decade or so, we have dragged ourselves from the revelries here…
DRAGON LORDS: BAD FAITH by Jon Hollins
Say this for Jon Hollins, he knows how to construct a world only to destroy it. He also knows how to build fascinating characters…
Announcement: Submissions for SFFWorld Anthology now open!
As has been announced on the SFFWorld Forums, we are now open for submissions for the 2019 SFFWorld Anthology. The theme is “Dying Earth”…
SFFWorld Review of the Year 2018 Part 1: Fantasy & Horror
It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the last decade or so, we have dragged ourselves from the revelries here…
For Love of Mother-Not by Alan Dean Foster
Here’s one that I thought I’d read thirty-odd years ago. But having picked it up again, I can’t remember anything about it*. So, with…
MJ-12: SHADOWS by Michael J. Martinez
A few years have passed since “Variants,” people exhibiting abilities similar to comic book superheroes, became an integral part of the world of espionage…
Sherlock Holmes and the Sussex Sea Devils by James Lovegrove
Is it really three years since I started to read this series? With Sherlock Holmes and the Sussex Sea-Devils we get to the third,…
THE SHATTERED SUN by Rachel Dunne
Rachel Dunne brings her Bound Gods trilogy to an epic conclusion in The Shattered Sun. The novel picks up where she left readers in…
Skyward by Brandon Sanderson
The arrival of a new Brandon Sanderson novel will be heralded with great joy by his many fans, so much so that the author’s…
Astounding by Alec Nevala-Lee
It’s a well-known adage that you should never meet your heroes/heroines, presumably because you will be disappointed. I’m pleased to say, based on my…
MJ-12: INCEPTION by Michael J. Martinez
Superheroes in prose fiction, or characters with abilities that are like those of superheroes have been a growing subset of Science Fiction and Fantasy…
Elevation by Stephen King
And so, a mere two months after Stephen’s last novel (The Outsider), we have this novella. This one is part-homage. Thinking of Richard Matheson…
THE BONES OF THE EARTH by Rachel Dunne
The Bones of the Earth is the second book in Rachel Dunne’s Bound Gods trilogy, picking up hot on the heels of where she…
The Blue Salt Road by Joanne M. Harris
You may have noticed a recent trend of books of myths and legends retold for a modern audience. For example, there’s Neil Gaiman’s Norse…
Interview with Rio Youers
At SFFWorld we’re pleased to interview Rio Youers. Rio is the British Fantasy Award–nominated author of Old Man Scratch and Point Hollow. His short fiction has been…
The Man Who Sold the Moon by Robert A Heinlein
Following my reread of Heinlein’s juveniles over the last few years at SFFWorld, I thought I would read more from where he started –…
