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Author: Steve Damarell

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Steve Damarell

Steve Damarell

Steve Damarell grew up (as much as any man grows up!) in the 70s on a diet of Star Trek, John Wyndham, and hiding behind the sofa whilst pretending to watch Doctor Who - until Star Wars came along, and blew his mind irreparably. Soon he was reading Dune and branching into the fantasy worlds of Tolkien via Eddings, as well as wasting lots of money playing Space Invaders. Forty years on and very little has changed. Along the way, he has been obsessed with many TV shows, books and videogames. He briefly flirted with freelance writing in the 90s, having articles and reviews published in magazines such as TV Zone. He may have an addictive personality, or he may just be a little bit mad. Possibly both.

  • Children of Time (Feature)
    Book ReviewsScience Fiction
    By Steve Damarell
    January 23, 2018
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    Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky

    I hate spiders.  Really, truly hate them.  I am severely arachnophobic.  When I see one it sends a jolt through my body that momentarily paralyses me.  ...
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  • Within the Sanctuary of Wings (Feature)
    AdventureBook ReviewsFantasy
    By Steve Damarell
    December 8, 2017
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    Within the Sanctuary of Wings by Marie Brennan

    The fifth – and final – of Lady Trent’s memoirs is a difficult beast to review without lurching firmly into spoiler territory, both for the preceding ...
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  • In the Labyrinth of Drakes (Feature)
    AdventureBook ReviewsFantasy
    By Steve Damarell
    December 8, 2017
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    In the Labyrinth of Drakes by Marie Brennan

    The fourth book of an ongoing series is a troublesome prospect. Stagnation and repetition are potential pitfalls, and there is no doubt that Marie Brennan totters ...
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  • Blindsight (Feature)
    Book ReviewsScience Fiction
    By Steve Damarell
    September 13, 2017
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    Blindsight by Peter Watts

    Imagine you are Siri Keeton. So begins this hard science fiction novel from Canadian author Peter Watts. It is 2082. It is the day of the ...
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