SFFWorld Review of the Year – 2021 (part 3)
Part 3: Film and TV Film Mark Y: Despite the ongoing COVID restrictions, there’s been a lot to see and much that I have…
Month: December 2021
SFFWorld Review of the Year – 2021 (part 2)
Part 2 of our now traditional End of Year posts. This time its about Science Fiction Books. —————— Mark Y: Like in the Fantasy /…
SWASHBUCKLERS by Dan Hanks
Video games, talking foxes, and a supernatural event very few people can remember. In Dan Hanks’s Swashbuckers, divorced father Cisco Collins’ returns to his…
SFFWorld Review of the Year – 2021 (part 1)
Here’s our now traditional Review of the Year, pointing out what we liked most. To begin with: Part 1: Fantasy & Horror Books…
ABSYNTHE by Brendan P. Bellecourt
The Roaring ‘20s, robots, a reshuffled geopolitical landscape, and people with extra-normal abilities. That’s a fairly interesting combination as the starting point or backdrop…
Hugo Awards, Astounding Award, Lodestar Award 2021 Announced
Winners for the Hugo Awards, the Astounding Award for Best New Writer, and the Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book were announced by DisCon III, the 79th…
Stephen Palmer Guest Blog: Are Black and White Moral Choices Always a Good Thing?
If we accept that novels are always about something, we could accept that in the main they are about choices – ethical, moral, social…
AN UNINTENDED VOYAGE by Marshall Ryan Maresca (Maradaine Sequence)
In a very short amount of time, Marshall Ryan Maresca has become one of the most prolific writers of fantasy. Since 2015, he’s published…
Beyond the Hallowed Sky by Ken McLeod
Beyond the Hallowed Sky begins with a mystery and a scientific discovery. Brilliant scientist Lakshmi Nayak receives in the post a letter from an…
FORTUNA by Kristyn Merbeth (The Nova Vita Protocol #1)
The Kaiser family of space “traders” (sumgglers) is waiting on the oldest brother, Corvus, to return from his tour of duty with the military…
