The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born Omnibus
**This is the first entry in what will be a series of reviews on Stephen King’s Dark Tower universe, starting with the comic book…
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SFFWorld Archive: The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss
Occasionally we resurrect old reviews to show what we thought of a book when it was first published. Today it’s the turn of Patrick…
LIVE! with Robert M. Campbell
Robert M. Campbell, author of the Trajectory series, writes hard science fiction. Many readers have embraced this subgenre with books such as Leviathan Wakes…
The Burning Page by Genevieve Cogman
When it’s your job to save the day – where do you start? Librarian spy Irene has standards to maintain, especially while on probation.…
Empire Games by Charles Stross
You know you’re in for a complicated read when the first thing you read in a new novel is a summary of four different…
SFFWorld Review of the Year 2016: Part 3 Film & TV
It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the last decade or so, we have dragged ourselves from the revelries here…
LIVE! with LA Starkey
On today’s episode of LIVE! L.A. Starkey talks with Josh and Scott about how she turned her love of writing into a indie publishing…
Film review: Fright Night
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Eureka Entertainment to release Tom Holland’s directorial debut FRIGHT NIGHT, the iconic 1980s vampire classic starring Chris…
SFFWorld Review of the Year 2016: Part 2 – Science Fiction
Books of the Year 2016 Best of 2016 – Part 2 It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the…
Five Stories High, a haunted house anthology
Five Stories High features (surprise surprise) five horror stories of substantial length, arguably six—and it would be a churlish reviewer who cast the book…
Film Review: Rogue One (2016)
With the release of a much anticipated movie, Mark Yon returns from the cinema to give his thoughts on it in our SFFWorld…
The War of the Worlds by H G Wells
“Yet across the gulf of space, minds that are to our minds as ours are to those of the beasts that perish, intellects…
SFFWorld Review of the Year 2016: Part 1 – Fantasy
Books of the Year 2016 Best of 2016 – Part 1 It’s that time of year when, as we have done for the…
Article: Christmas Book Collection
OK: it’s nearly time for that celebration of Winter, these days a celebration whether you are religious or not. Out in the wilds…
‘Doctor Who’ to Spend Christmas in New York
The BBC has released a trailer for the latest Christmas special for its television series, “Doctor Who.” The episode, titled “The Return of Doctor…
Not This August by Cyril Kornbluth
Imagine the unthinkable: in the Cold War of the 1960’s, the United States has surrendered to the joint forces of the USSR and…
Bloodmage by Stephen Aryan
Bloodmage (Age of Darkness #2) is Stephen Aryan’s second novel, following on from events in Battlemage (review), though not necessarily a direct sequel in…
Film review: Donnie Darko 4K Restoration
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “One of the most talked-about films of the last twenty years, “Donnie Darko” is the film that…
The Girl With Two Souls by Stephen Palmer
Kora Blackmore is the illegitimate daughter of Britain’s leading industrialist and creator of automaton, brought up in Bedlam mental hospital. Her father hopes she…
LIVE! with Mark Leslie Levebvre
Once, long ago, in a land called Texas, Scott met Mark Leslie Lefebrve at a live podcast. This, of course, happened in a bar…
