Category: Book Reviews
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Luna, Wolf Moon by Ian McDonald. A review.
I already knew I was going to love Luna:Wolf Moon since the moment I requested it on Netgalley – and not, or not only,…
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Teaser Tuesday (23 May)
Teaser Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme, hosted at The Purple Booker. Anyone can play along by doing the following: • Grab your current…
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Dust to Dust by Ken McClure. A Review.
Dust to Dust is a medical thriller by the acclaimed best-seller writer Ken McClure and, while number 8 in the Steven Dunbar fortunate series,…
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Guest Post – Enter The Apocalypse. An Anthology, by Trevor Zaple
Enter The Apocalypse is a new anthology of short fiction from TANSTAAFL Press that features thirty-two authors all dealing with a version or another of…
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The Sub-Genres of British Fantasy Literature by A J Dalton. A review.
It is always interesting to read good non-fiction books about SFF&H, and when it happens to be an informed reflection on a genre as…
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City Infernal by Edward Lee. A review
To horror fans, Edward Lee is a famous name, credited with some of the most incredible tales I’ve read in a while – scary,…
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2017 New Year’s Resolutions
2016 was not a bad year blog-wise, even though I went nowhere near my desired reading quota and even less in terms of book reviews.…
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Host (2015). A review
[Disclaimer: this review is about Host, by Robin Cook -not The Host, which is instead a Stephanie Meyer’s novel – which you’ll probably never find…
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Children of the Different, by S.C. Flynn. A review
It doesn’t happen often that I review a self-published book – not because I have anything against indie authors, but just because my time…
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Deja Vu by Ian Hocking. A review
Cyberpunk is without any doubt one of my favourite brands of SF, and I am always glad when I discover authors and books that…
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Teaser Tuesday (August 2)
Teaser Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Books and a Beat. Anyone can play along! Just do the following: •…
