Category: Book Reviews
Randy’s latest review on our Countdown to Halloween is a recent Award winner: “I wasn’t gonna say anything to you kids – but there’s…
Mira Grant (a.k.a. Seanan McGuire) returns readers to the world of her Newsflesh Trilogy, the world of 2040 where bloggers / online journalists hold…
In the final week of our Countdown to Hallowe’en this year, Mark reviews an award-winning book that is just being published in the…
A post-apocalyptic story of Biblical proportions (no joke), Ash & Flame: Season One is a story of one man and the impossible odds he…
“You know this story”, the movie says in its first line. It is a bold and perhaps even a dangerous start, though the point…
Yes, you read that right, I’m reviewing Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus. Do you want to make something of it? A waste of time…
Annie Bellet is a self-publishing sensation, who has achieved USA Today bestseller status while garnering a strong fanbase. Annie jumps from eBook to print…
“…it seemed as if there was nothing else happening in the world but the discovery that there was a parallel universe and it had…
As we continue our Countdown to Hallowe’en new SFFWorld staff member George Anadiotis reviews a debut novel, now a Horror classic. In the story…
A supernatural story set in the aftermath of World War One, Hand of Glory is the sort of book that makes you realize the…
When a novel opens with a man killing a god in revenge for the death of his father, you know you are in epic…
“I still wasn’t sure whether England was in Europe or not; I had the impression that the English would have quite liked to be…
Post-apocalyptic alien invasion stories are a staple in the Speculative Fiction genre so when a debut novel comes along telling such a story it…
Secret Language is a collection of sixteen short stories from Neil Williamson, mixing genres and subjects from the fantastical to horror to futuristic. The…
Following on from Alastair’s recent collaboration with Stephen Baxter, here’s a solo effort that is also worthy of your attention. From the publisher: The…
Night Without Stars is Peter F Hamilton’s conclusion to his Chronicle of the Fallers duology, itself effectively a conclusion – at least for the…
The Fifth Season, the first in a fantasy series titled The Broken Earth by N.K. Jemisin, has remarkable writing and intriguing characters. It is…
Sword and Sorcery tales are some of the oldest published tales in fantasy, going back to the pulp era of C.L. Moore, Fritz Leiber,…
In Igor Ljubuncic’s latest fantasy tale, The Amazing Adventures of Dashing Prince Dietrich, we are treated (or maybe ‘tortured’ is more apt) to a…
Have you ever listened to a podcast? Depending on whether you have or not, you may (or may not) know that Welcome to Night…