Tag: Science Fiction
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Pawn (Sibyl’s War #1) by Timothy Zahn — Book Review
Blurb: Nicole Lee’s life is going nowhere. No family, no money, and stuck in a relationship with a thug named Bungie. But, after one of Bungie’s ... -
NEON LEVIATHAN by T R Napper (Book Review)
“We can only exist in the places they’ve forgotten. Our external world was colonised centuries ago, given over to the oligarchs. Our internal spaces are being ... -
Seven Devils by Elizabeth May and Laura Lam — Book Review
Published by: Gollancz Genre: Science fiction Series: Seven Devils #1 (of 2) Pages: 448 (Hardcover) Format: eARC Review Copy: Courtesy of Will O’Mullane over at Gollancz ... -
Readers Without Borders – Final Update
June Readathon – #ReadersWithoutBorders Final Update – Roque Protocol Well, seeing as it’s July already, I suppose it’s pretty clear that the #ReadersWithoutBorders charity readathon ... -
Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer – Book Review
Science fiction is at its finest when it tackles bold ideas, when it offers striking visions of the future, and when it cuts to the very ... -
Readers without Borders – First Update
June Readathon – #ReadersWithoutBorders First Update – Macaque Attack! For those who missed it, I’ve joined the #ReadersWithoutBorders charity readathon for June, all in aid ... -
Caves of Ice (Ciaphas Cain #02) by Sandy Mitchell – Book Review
Another one of The Ciaphas Cain series of Warhammer 40k novels has been translated to audiobook format and after enjoying For the Emperor to no end, ... -
DEAD ASTRONAUTS by Jeff VanderMeer (Book Review)
“You want. Things to be words. That are not words. Could never be words. Your fox is some other construct. We did not agree to that. ... -
The Best of R. A. Lafferty (2019) by R. A. Lafferty (Book Review)
“’There is only one story in the world,’ he said, ‘and it pulls two ways. There is the reason part that says “Hell, it can’t be” ... -
THE DOORS OF EDEN by Adrian Tchaikovsky (Book Review)
‘If it was Narnia, it was a Narnia where the White Witch had won. Always winter, forever and forever, in a world that had died a ...
