Book Reviews
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HALCYON YEARS by Alastair Reynolds (BOOK REVIEW)
A superb new noir/science fiction fusion from the ‘mastersinger of space opera’ (The Times) and the creator of the beloved Revelation Space universe, strap in for ... -
BLOOD FOR THE UNDYING THRONE by Sung-il Kim, translated by Anton Hur (BOOK REVIEW)
The conquerers are about to face the rebels’ wrath, but before this can happen, our heroes must discover the past. Blood for the Undying Throne by ... -
SATURATION POINT by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
A group of scientists and soldiers are hunted by mysterious enemies in a terrifying new climate thriller from the “Master of British SF” Doctor Jasmine Marks ... -
MADE THINGS by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
She was good at making friends. Coppelia is a street thief, a trickster, a low-level con artist. But she has something other thieves don’t… tiny puppet-like ... -
BRIGANDS AND BREADKNIVES by Travis Baldree (BOOK REVIEW)
Haven’t we all had the feeling of wanting to start things afresh, from scratch, believing that may help put things straight and help find that undefinable ... -
THE IRON ROAD by David Wragg (BOOK REVIEW)
“Night was falling across the plains, the sun swallowed by the distant blue ridges of the western horizon, its lingering band of golden fire casting ... -
SHIP OF SPELLS by H. Leighton Dickson (BOOK REVIEW)
Sail into a world *literally* divided to learn the story of the Ship of Spells. When Ensign (P.S. this is the lowest commissioned officer rank for ... -
COLDWIRE by Chloe Gong (BOOK REVIEW)
Synopsis: The future is loading… To escape rising seas and rampant epidemics, most of society lives “upcountry” in glistening virtual reality, while those who can’t afford ... -
SNAKE-EATER by T. Kingfisher (BOOK REVIEW)
I’ll be honest, I hadn’t read the blurb before requesting this one because I have that much faith in my ability to love (almost) anything T ... -
THE MIDNIGHT MUSE by Jo Kaplan (BOOK REVIEW)
Tragedy Feeds the Soil in Jo Kaplan’s Midnight Muse It’s easy to forget the creeping dread built into the most banal parts of being a person. ...
