Brenda Cooper Interview
We have talked to Brenda Cooper about her new book, Edge of Dark. First of all can you tell us a bit about your…
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Star Trek Memories – A British perspective.
The death of Leonard Nimoy yesterday reminded me of what I liked when I first saw Star Trek. As a tribute, I thought I…
Macaque Attack by Gareth L Powell
Macaque Attack is the concluding volume in Gareth L Powell’s Macaque Trilogy. The first novel, Ack-Ack Macaque (review), was the joint recipient of the…
The Mechanical (Book One of The Alchemy Wars) by Ian Tregillis
The Mechanical by Ian Tregillis is the first book in the author’s new trilogy The Alchemy Wars. It is a book that belies easy…
Jeff W. Horton Interview
Jeff Horton is an author of Christian Fiction, writing within several different genres, including science-fiction, fantasy, and apocalyptic thrillers. Can you tell us a…
Mark Lawrence
As part of our SFFWorld.com’s Member Spotlight Series, Nila interviews Mark Lawrence, a scientist by day and science fiction/fantasy writer by night. Hello Mark,…
Willful Child by Steven Erikson
Willful Child is the latest novel by Steven Erikson, an author famous for his fantasy epic, The Malazan Book of the Fallen. This novel,…
When We Wake by Karen Healey
When We Wake by Karen Healey is a young adult science fiction novel first published in Australia in 2013 and was, at the time,…
The Providence of Fire (A Chronicle of the Unhewn Throne) by Brian Staveley
What is the job of a sequel or second book in a series? Its job is to essentially do more of the same, but…
Robert B. Marks Interview
Robert B. Marks and Ed Greenwood has just launched The Eternity Quartet. Consisting of 16 separate yet linked stories, The Eternity Quartet tells the…
The Blood Red City by Justin Richards
This is a book I picked up almost immediately after reading the first book in the series, The Suicide Exhibition (review here.) In Book…
Clade by James Bradley
There is a good reason that bees feature prominently on the cover of Clade by James Bradley, the Australian author’s latest impressive foray into…
The Expert vs. The Bumpkin: On Genre Exposition and Reader Expectations by Harry Connolly
Let’s put Harry Dresden and Frodo Baggins next to each other. (No, seriously. Let’s.) At the beginning of their respective series, they don’t have…
An Unwelcome Quest by Scott Meyer (Magic 2.0 #3)
An Unwelcome Quest (Magic 2.0 #3) by Scott Meyer sees us return to the medieval world of wizard geeks who use their computer smarts…
Interview with Dave Bara
Hello, Dave. Welcome to SFFWorld. Let’s start with your new novel. Can you tell us a bit about Impulse: The Lightship Chronicles? Db> Impulse is an…
Why do I write SF? by Dave Bara
As Dave’s new SF book is released (SFFWorld review here) we also asked him that age-old question: “Why do you write SF?” Here’s his…
Foxglove Summer by Ben Aaronovitch
Foxglove Summer by Ben Aaronovitch Kindle Edition Published November 2014 Review by N. E. White. Foxglove Summer is the fifth book in the Peter…
Half the World by Joe Abercrombie
We start Half the World with a slight disjunction, in that rather than take up exactly where we left Prince Yarvi of Gettland in…
The Peripheral by William Gibson
The Peripheral, William Gibson’s latest book, is the noir prophet of cyberpunk’s version of a time travel novel. However, it is a distinctly Gibsonian…
No Life But This by Anna Sheehan
No Life But This by Anna Sheehan is a stand-alone sequel to her 2011 novel, A Long, Long Sleep (review). When I read that…
