Science Fiction
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MARRIED TO THE ALIEN COWBOY by Ursa Dax (THE MONSTER BOTHERER)
Welcome to THE MONSTER BOTHERER! We are thrilled to welcome back our new reviewer Emma Penman, who exclusively reviews monster romance, and has returned for another ... -
INTERVIEW WITH BARNABY MARTIN (THE QUIET)
We are joined today at the Hive by Barnaby Martin, composer, science teacher, and author who is here to talk with us about his debut novel ... -
THE QUIET by Barnaby Martin (BOOK REVIEW)
The Quiet: In a Silenced World, What Would You Do to Keep Your Child Safe? ‘You have no idea what I’ve had to do to keep ... -
ROSE/HOUSE by Arkady Martine (BOOK REVIEW)
Alice from Resident Evil meets Howard Roark in this twisty, intriguing locked house horror mystery novella. I am thankful to Tor for my review copy ... -
SHROUD by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
There is something about (Project Hail) Mary…… I am thankful to NetGalley, Tor, and the author for a review copy of the same. Below are my ... -
ICE by Anna Kavan (BOOK REVIEW)
“I should have been inured to climatic changes; but I again felt I had moved out of ordinary life into an area of total strangeness. All ... -
THE FALL IS ALL THERE IS and THE DIPLOMACY OF THE KNIFE by C. M. Caplan (SERIES REVIEW)
Unhinged, messy and chaotic, this fabulous series is unlike anything you would have ever read – come for the fusterclucked family and stay for the ... -
AERTH by Deborah Tomkins (BOOK REVIEW)
“First, do no harm, says his mother every morning at breakfast: Before anything else, first, do no harm. Her reminder before he goes to school. He ... -
THE BONES BENEATH MY SKIN by TJ Klune (BOOK REVIEW)
A spine-tingling thriller by New York Times bestselling author TJ Klune, about a 10-year-old girl with an impossible power, her father, and an unlikely stranger, who come together ... -
DEATH OF THE AUTHOR by Nnedi Okorafor (BOOK REVIEW)
“Stories contain our existence; they are like gods. And the fact that we create them from living, experiencing, listening, thinking ,feeling, giving – they remind me ...
