Science Fiction
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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, ... -
THIS GILDED ABYSS by Rebecca Thorne (BOOK REVIEW)
Death waits beneath the waves as two estranged lovers face their demons… Sergeant Nix Marr left her dark past buried beneath the sea. Then Kessandra, the ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
HERE AND ONLY HERE by Christelle Dabos, translated by Hildegarde Serle (BOOK REVIEW)
‘Paradise tastes of Nothing,’ Here and Only Here, is a tale riddled with teenage angst, desperation, anxiety and the absolute terror of going to high ... -
THE UNDROWNED by Toby Vieira (BOOK REVIEW)
Toby Vieira was born in New Delhi. He bought a copy of The Waste Land at the age of 16 and has not been able to ... -
EXTREMITY by Nicholas Binge (BOOK REVIEW)
This time-traveling, end-of-the-world police procedural with shades of Nicole Kidman’s Destroyer is an unputdownable thrilling ride with an interesting narrative choice. I am thankful to Nicholas ...
