Buying Time by E. M. Brown
Buying Time is Eric Brown’s latest novel, though this time published under the name of E.M. Brown. Known for his character-focused science fiction stories,…
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Review: The Charmed Life of Alex Moore by Molly Flatt
There’s nothing traditional about The Charmed Life of Alex Moore. We join Alex at a press event, as she attempts to hold herself together…
One Way by S J Morden
Straight away, from the cover, we can perhaps see who this book is aimed at attracting. A lone figure in a space suit, in…
Lost in Space
I must admit when I heard that Netflix were reviving this series from the 1960’s my first reaction was “Erm…. I’m not sure.”…
The Lost Worlds of 2001 by Arthur C Clarke
So, this was a re-read. I picked this up because it happens to be 50 years this week (as I type) since the…
The World Awakening by Dan Koboldt
The World Awakening is the finale to Dan Koboldt’s Gateways to Alissia trilogy, which started with The Rogue Retrieval (review) and continued with The…
N-Space by Larry Niven
Larry Niven’s writing, according to this book, comes with accolades that would make the most publicity-hungry celebrity blush. First published in 1990, the first…
Interview: Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat on Doctor Who novelisations
BBC Books are excited to be publishing the first Target novelisations of Doctor Who‘s new post-2005 series today. For the first time ever, Russell T Davies…
News: 2018 Hugo Award Nominees Announced
The finalists for the 2018 Hugo Awards, Award for Best Young Adult Book, and John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer and for…
Ashael Rising by Shona Kinsella
Ashael Rising is Shona Kinsella’s debut novel from the ground-breaking Unbound Publishing. Unbound’s SFF team has some serious previous experience in the field. They…
A Life for the Stars by James Blish
Having read the chronologically first novel in the series, the science-heavy They Shall Have Stars, (reviewed HERE), following it with A Life for the…
Firestorm By Lucy Hounsom
Firestorm is a strong end to Lucy Hounsom’s Worldmaker trilogy. It is always a pleasure to follow the development of a character as the…
Trading in Danger by Elizabeth Moon
When I want something entertaining to read, there are a number of authors I find I can usually rely on to provide what I…
They Shall Have Stars by James Blish
After the recent completion of the re-read of the Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov, this is a suitably appropriate follow-up, though the series’ publication…
Martians Abroad by Carrie Vaughn
You may know Carrie for her urban fantasy Kitty Norville series (Kitty’s a werewolf and a DJ in modern Denver) which has been very…
News: New Black Company novel announced
Tor have announced a new Glen Cook Black Company novel in September: https://www.tor.com/2018/02/26/cover-reveals-glen-cook-port-of-shadows-the-black-company/ There’s an extract on the Tor website (it reads great!) and the cover…
News: New Space Opera Acquisition for Gollancz and DAW
Gollancz and DAW acquires space opera Seven Devils by Elizabeth May and Laura Lam. Rachel Winterbottom, Commissioning Editor at Gollancz, bought UK and Commonwealth…
Blood of Assassins by RJ Barker
I guess it is a truism that one of the purposes of a sophomore novel in a series is to build up the…
News: New Doctor Who Novelisations
News has reached us here from BBC Books of some new Doctor Who novelisations due in April 2018. BBC Books are excited to announce…
FantasticLand by Mike Bockoven
FantasticLand by Mike Bockoven is a book I came across while browsing for something a little different to read. I don’t read much horror…
