Science Fiction
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THE MISHEARD WORLD by Aliya Whiteley (BOOK REVIEW)
“When everyone has a story of loss to tell, nothing is worthy of the grand title of tragedy. Each tale contributes only to a mound of ... -
SENTIENT by Michael Nayak (BOOK REVIEW)
A ticking time bomb of a novel with an explosive, propulsive second half. Sentient, Michael Nayak’s sequel to Symbiote, the Antarctic-based contagion thriller is an ... -
HELL’S HEART by Alexis Hall (BOOK REVIEW)
They are monsters. They are legends. And they are our prey. Earth is dead. Which leaves us stuck living in atmospheric domes on planets that will ... -
OPERATION BOUNCE HOUSE by Matt Dinniman (BOOK REVIEW)
A giddy, thrilling, exhilarating rush of a book that isn’t afraid to go dark or complex “Imagine a war where all the soldiers are actually paying ... -
THE FOREST ON THE EDGE OF TIME by Jasmin Kirkbride (BOOK REVIEW)
“People can’t always see when they’re unfairly disgorging the things that have hurt them. It’s painful work, not letting your past determine your future, and everyone ... -
THE LUMINOUS FAIRIES AND MOTHRA by Shin’ichirō Nakamura, Takehiko Fukunaga, and Yoshie Hotta, translater by Jeffrey Angles (BOOK REVIEW)
The Luminous Fairies and Mothra by Shin’ichiro Nakamura, Takehiko Fukunaga and Yoshie Hotta and translated by Jeffrey Angles is the original Mothra story that inspired the ... -
CHILDREN OF STRIFE by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
From the award-winning master of sci-fi Adrian Tchaikovsky, Children of Strife is the unmissable follow-up space opera to the highly acclaimed Children of Time, Children of ... -
OUTLAW PLANET by M R Carey (BOOK REVIEW)
This is the story of Bess – or Dog-Bitch Bess as she came to be known. It’s the story of the gun she carried, whose name ... -
ARBORESCENCE by Rhett Davis (BOOK REVIEW)
“What the fuck is wrong with us, Bren? Why can’t we just stop? We know we’re killing the planet, we’ve seen we’re killing the planet, and ... -
THE WHITE OCTOPUS HOTEL by Alexandra Bell (BOOK REVIEW)
“As the hotel got closer, it was like seeing a photograph slowly developing-the details appearing, a spark of an idea made real. But more than that, ...
