Category: Book Reviews
Benedict is perhaps best known for his Alex Verus series of urban fantasy books. Here though he starts a new series. An Inheritance of…
To quote The New York Times no less, Randy’s latest review is of a novel that is “Part horror novel, part detective story and…
Here’s a non-fiction book for our Halloween celebrations this month. IF you’re not from the UK I’m not sure how much you know about…
Randy’s latest review is of a relatively unknown classic author, recently reprinted and appropriate for Halloween! The shadows crawled like crippled rats around…
In a world where divine spirits are the source of all life, Alpi is a Soul Sender – a kind of wandering healer who…
There was something strange, mysterious even, about the White Horse tonight. Normally, it was merely an Indian Bar. My Indian bar. But there was…
Sometimes it’s funny how the little details can derail a book*. Case in point – The Hexologists. The basic story here is that couple…
Today’s Countdown to Halloween offering from Randy is a thriller with a touch of the odd about it… [I] was on my way to…
And we’re off! As usual, we sprinkle through October a selection of books that are more suited to Halloween. In this first post we…
Stephen Baxter is an SF author who is pretty much known for using big ideas in his science fiction. Colliding galaxies, megaplanets, solar extinction,…
Seanan McGuire is one of the most prolific and respected writers in Speculative Fiction today. Her October Daye urban fantasy series is enormously beloved,…
A new novel by Rachel Harrison is always cause for excitement. Granted, she’s published four novels to date and I’ve only read two of…
It may not have escaped your attention, readers, that fiction likes its little labels, whether it be ‘grimdark’, ‘cosy fantasy’, ‘BookTok’ or the like.…
Isabel Cañas’s second novel, Vampires of El Norte is a blend of historical fiction, romance, and of course horror. Set amidst the backdrop of…
Welcome, my friends, and read about a classic, a tale that deals with those ancient tropes where ‘old’ meets ‘new’. The High Crusade is…
My uncle owned a shop, the Occultorium, at the top of Clifton Hill. The name was spelled out in Gothic lettering on the marquee,…
Double acts – they’re a Fantasy staple, aren’t they? I mention this because they are an important element of the latest collection by Garth…
Adrian Tchaikovsky is back – though we would argue the Arthur C Clarke Award winner never left the Science Fiction scene. SFFWorld is pleased…
Chuck Tingle is best known for his “Tinglers” short erotic novels and their wonderful photoshopped cover art, for his outspoken message that “Love is…
Richard S. Swan impressed the hell out of me with The Justice of Kings, the opening salvo of his Empire of the Wolf trilogy.…