Breach Zone (Shadow OPS #3) by Myke Cole
In the world of Myke Cole’s Shadow OPS novels, magic is a real thing as a result of the “Great Reawakening.” Naturally, since magic…
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The Martian by Andy Weir
The Martian by Andy Weir Published by Del Rey Publishing, February 2014. (Review copy received) ISBN: 978-0804139021 384 pages Review by Mark Yon In…
The Riddles of The Hobbit by Adam Roberts
The Riddles of The Hobbit by Adam Roberts Published by Palgrave Macmillan (October 25, 2013) Review by N. E. White. From the publisher: Riddles…
The Almost Girl by Amalie Howard
Riven might seem like your average high-school girl who bounces around schools as her parents travel, but that isn’t quite the case. She has…
Evelyn Ink Interview
We’ve talked to Evelyn Ink, author of the young adult fantasy Ill-fated. Q: For those not familiar with Ill Fated, can you tell us…
The Rolling Stones by Robert A Heinlein
The Rolling Stones by Robert A Heinlein (aka Space Family Stone in the UK) Originally published by Scribner (1952) after magazine Boys’ Life (September,…
Pewtory the Lesser Bard part 21 – Committed
Part 21 of Rob Donovan’s free serialised story set in the same world of Frindoth as his newly released book “Ritual of the Stones”. In this story…
SFFWorld Review of 2013 Part 3: Film & TV.
Film and TV Review 2013 Another great year for genre TV and film, with SF/Fantasy/Horror dominating the schedules and (sometimes) the box office takings…
The Myriad (Tour of the Merrimack #1) by R.M. Meluch
The Roman Empire has survived in secret for hundreds of years. When Earth, led primarily by the United States (of course) colonizes the galaxy,…
Over the Edge of the World – Magellan’s Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe by Laurence Bergreen
Over the Edge of the World – Magellan’s Terrifying Circumnavigation of the Globe by Laurence Bergreen Published by HarperCollins (April 30, 2008) Review by…
SFFWorld Review of the Year, 2013 Part 2: Science Fiction Books
SFFWorld Review of the Year, 2013: Part 2 So here we are again: our SFFWorld review of the year. (This is something like our…
News from K.C. May
We got an update from K.C. May that we wanted to share with you. — This will be a very short update, since I…
SFFWorld Review of the Year, 2013 Part 1: Fantasy and Horror Books
SFFWorld Review of the Year, 2013 So here we are again: our SFFWorld review of the year. (This is something like our eleventh!) For…
Happy Hour in Hell (Bobby Dollar #2) by Tad Williams
Bobby Dollar, also known as the angel Doloriel, is still longing for Casmira, Caz for short, also known as the Countess of the Cold…
Alliance by Mark Frost on sale January 7th
PRESS RELEASE In May 2012 Reliance Entertainment with Kintop Pictures announced the acquisition of the film rights for THE PALADIN PROPHECY, a young adult trilogy being published by Random House…
Pewtory the Lesser Bard part 20 – Training
Part 20 of Rob Donovan’s free serialised story set in the same world of Frindoth as his newly released book “Ritual of the Stones”. In this story…
The Sacred Band (Acacia Book 3) by David Anthony Durham
Queen Corrin is ruling the Known Lands with authority, she has brought her slain brother Aliver back to the land of the living, but…
Snowblind by Christopher Golden
Snowblind by Christopher Golden Published by St Martin’s Press/Headline, January 2014 (Review copy received.) ISBN: 978-1472209580 480 pages Review by Mark Yon In wintertime…
Susan Ee Interview
We’ve talked to Susan Ee, the author behind the bestselling fantasy thriller, Angelfall (Penryn & the End of Days series). For the benefit of…
The Wolves of Paris by Michael Wallace
The Wolves of Paris by Michael Wallace Published by Balsalom Publishing (September 20, 2013) Review by N. E. White. The Wolves of Paris is…
