Twilight Zone Companion (3rd Edition) by Marc Scott Zicree
In our discussions here at SFFWorld I have mentioned before how important the TV series The Twilight Zone was and is to the genre.…
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Guest Article: Four Books I Love by Stephen Palmer
The influences on a writer are many and varied. Here Stephen shares 4 books that have influenced his writing. In 1986 I was…
Dreadful Company by Vivian Shaw
Last year, Strange Practice, the first in this ongoing series, was one of my unexpected delights, so much so that it was one of…
News: 2018 World Fantasy Award Nominations Announced
The finalists for the 2018 World Fantasy Awards have been announced, including Lifetime Achievement recipients Charles de Lint and Elizabeth Wollheim. The winners of…
News: New Doctor Who Book in September
News of new Doctor Who stuff! This September, BBC Books will publish Doctor Who: The Women Who Lived, a beautifully illustrated collection of inspiring…
Guest Article: Four Books I Love by Nick Setchfield
We’re very pleased to announce that Nick Setchfield, who you may also know from his work as Features Editor at SFX Magazine, is visiting SFFWorld.…
The Wrong Stars by Tim Pratt
If you’re looking for a science fiction story that’s entertaining, if not particularly new, then this may be one to pick up. It feels…
The Forthcoming Employment Crisis by Daniel Godfrey
Recently SFFWorld reviewed The Synapse Sequence, the latest book by Daniel Godfrey (LINK). Here Daniel explains his thoughts on a possible upcoming employment crisis…
Alien: The Cold Forge by Alex White
Alien: The Cold Forge is a brand new Alien story by author Alex White, and one whose synopsis promises a tale covering familiar ground:…
Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff
“JIM CROW MILE – A unit of measurement, peculiar to colored motorists, comprising both physical distance and random helpings of fear, paranoia, frustration, and…
‘The Harder it Gets the Softer We Sing’ Novella Review by JKA Short
Never get in long-distance relationships with muses. In fact, if you don’t possess the quintessential Hemingway-esque qualities of the serious writer-imaginarian, then, by his…
News: Locus Award Winners 2018
Locus Magazine announced the winners of the 2018 Locus Awards during the Locus Awards Weekend in Seattle, WA, which took place June 22 to…
Summerland by Hannu Rajaniemi
Hannu arrived to the science fiction genre with quite a bang in 2010. His novel, The Quantum Thief, was clever, bombastic and energetic, and…
The Poppy War by R. F. Kuang
So this one grabbed my attention from the start. Initially, it sounds like an Asian Hogwarts, a story of ‘girl outsider makes good’, a…
My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix
“Kids were giggling and shoving each other, and the smell of pickles drove all the oxygen out of the room. Abby forced herself to…
Fahrenheit 451 (2018)
With the success of television productions such as Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale (based on the novel by Margaret Atwood) it is perhaps not a…
Review: The Synapse Sequence by Daniel Godfrey
Very few books demand I suspend my day-to-day reality to finish it in a ‘I mean now’ way as The Synapse Sequence did. I’ve…
Arthur C Clarke: A Critical Guide by Gary Westfahl
In recent times we’ve seen a number of classic SF authors no longer with us get the biographical treatment. A few years ago official…
News: 2017 Nebula Awards Announced
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) announced the winners of the 2017 Nebula Awards at an awards banquet during the 52nd Annual…
Empire of Silence by Christopher Ruocchio
For those who like big, fat, immersive and meaty SF, combined with touches of Fantasy, this one ticks all the boxes.
