Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov
Note: This is the second book in the original Foundation Trilogy. Foundation, the first book in the series, is reviewed by Mark HERE.…
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LIVE! with Paul Corcoran
On today’s episode of LIVE! Paul Corcoran, author of the Saiph series, joins Scott and Josh to talk about his writing and how he…
Complete Book of Gerry Anderson’s UFO by Chris Bentley
No doubt published to coincide with the release of the series UFO on Blu-ray here in the UK (Paul’s review of the Blu-ray…
Now We Are Ten edited by Ian Whates
Now We Are Ten is the anniversary anthology from NewCon Press, celebrating ten years of publishing fiction. Edited by press owner Ian Whates, this…
LIVE! with Peter F Hamilton
How does one begin a blog about meeting Peter F. Hamilton? Last summer Josh introduced me to a book called Pandora’s Star, the first book…
You Are Here Teaser Story
Each year, the intrepid writers who frequent SFFWorld.com’s Discussion Forum unite to create a collection of stories. Most years, N. E. White heads up…
UFO The Complete Series
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “The first live-action television series from the legendary creators of Thunderbirds Gerry and Sylvia Anderson, UFO is to be…
Horizon by Tabitha Lord
Horizon is Tabitha Lord’s debut novel, a self-published sci-fi adventure. While I don’t often pick up self-published novels, this one came as a recommendation…
Dragon Hunters by Marc Turner
Dragon Hunters, the second instalment of Marc Turner’s Chronicle of the Exile series published by Titan Books delivers everything an epic fantasy addict expects,…
Syfy to Develop ‘Stranger in a Strange Land’ TV Series
Syfy, the NBCUniversal-owned cable network, is developing Robert Heinlein’s 1961 classic science fiction novel, Stranger in a Strange Land, into a TV series. They…
Film review: Assault on Precinct 13 40th Anniversary Edition
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Assault On Precinct 13 is a film that truly defines the phrase cult film… From low budget roots,…
The Shadow Of What Was Lost by James Islington
One of the great things about being a book reviewer is that we do sometimes get a glimpse into things early that we hope…
Film review: The Initiation
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm “Marking TV star Daphne Zuniga’s debut in a leading role, The Initiation ranks amongst the finest of the…
Interview with Bullet Gal author Andrez Bergen
Hi Andrez, welcome to SFFWorld, many thanks for giving us some time here. In your own words, who is Andrez Bergen? Ha-Ha-Ha… Good question.…
Horror Film Festival Slated for Iconic Hotel
The Timberline Lodge, best known for its appearance in Stanley Kubrick’s classic film, The Shining, will be home to a new horror film festival…
Interview with James Lovegrove
Hello James! Welcome to SFFWorld. Your new book, The Cthulhu Casebooks: Sherlock Holmes and the Shadwell Shadows is an intriguing mix of two classic…
New Races, Monsters, and Lore Come to Dungeons & Dragons
A new companion guide to the popular role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons is coming out this month. Volo’s Guide to Monsters is a companion…
Interview with Jodi McIsaac, author of Bury the Living
Welcome to SFF World, Jodi. Could you tell us a little about your recent release, Bury the Living? Absolutely! Bury the Living is about a former IRA…
Guest Post: Return of the Paratwa by Christopher Hinz
BINARY STORM by will be published by Angry Robot November 1 (US/Can) / November 3 (UK/RoW). A streetwise computer wiz, his politically savvy girlfriend…
The Sailweaver’s Son by Jeff Minerd
The Sailweaver’s Son combines epic fantasy with a dash of steampunk and creates a world unlike any other – Etherium. A world where mountains…
