Tag: Dystopia
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SERVICE MODEL by Adrian Tchaikovsky (BOOK REVIEW)
A humorous tale of robotic murder from the Hugo-nominated author of Elder Race and Children of Time To fix the world they first must break it further. Humanity is ... -
LAMB by Matt Hill (BOOK REVIEW)
“Leigh, finally noticing Boyd, turned and smiled absently. But she couldn’t find a way to shed her startled expression, and her eyes were bloodshot. There were ... -
THE BONE SEASON by Samantha Shannon (BOOK REVIEW)
Did I expect to become utterly obsessed with a book which completely bewildered me for the first few chapters? A book that has been out for ... -
DESERT CREATURE by Kay Chronister (BOOK REVIEW)
“The high desert was as she remembered. All the vegetation looking either hungry or glutted, plants with ribs and collarbones and heavy, pendulous bellies … Only ... -
MIRRORS OF THE APOCALYPSE by Donald L. Moore (BOOK REVIEW)
“We’ve been hearing a lot about how immortal we are […] but no one has been around long enough to prove it” Donald L. Moore, ... -
Interview with Kate Dylan (MINDWALKER)
Kate is a video editor by day, science fiction and fantasy author by night. Her passion for writing YA novels is fuelled by a love of ... -
Women Fighting Dystopia – GUEST POST by Jane Hennigan (MOTHS)
Women Fighting Dystopia by Jane Hennigan For me, growing up in the 80s, it was Sarah Conner and Ellen Ripley who fed my nascent feminism. ... -
Our relationship with Big Tech has turned toxic – GUEST POST by Louise Carey
Our relationship with Big Tech has turned toxic And it’s not us… By Louise Carey There’s a growing sense swirling around the zeitgeist that our ... -
EYES GUTS THROAT BONES by Moïra Fowley (BOOK REVIEW)
Moïra Fowley is the author of three critically acclaimed YA novels, and a part-time witch. She is half-Irish, half-French, and lives in Dublin. Moïra has a ... -
SISTER, MAIDEN, MONSTER by Lucy A. Snyder (BOOK REVIEW)
‘Something about it was triggering a very old fear instinct in me; this creature was an actual monstrosity and did not belong in the world’ Lucy ...
