The Winners of the British Fantasy Awards 2018 are: Anthology: New Fears, ed. Mark Morris (Titan Books) Audio: Anansi Boys (by Neil Gaiman, adapted by Dirk Maggs for Radio 4) [...]
The Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett Penguin Random House, pb, £14.99 Review by Laura Castells Navarro I must say this is the first book by RJB I have ever read so I [...]
THE CURIOUS AFFAIR OF THE WITCH AT WAYSIDE CROSS by Lisa Tuttle Jo Fletcher Books, p/b, £16.99 Reviewed by Pauline Morgan One of the issues that readers often [...]
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part directed by Mike Mitchell, Warner Bros, 2019 Reviewed by Hannah Hulbert Before we get started, I have a confession to make: the first time [...]
Blood Communion: A Tale of Prince Lestat by Anne Rice Penguin, HB, £20.00 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming The court Prince Lestat is forming in his loving restored ancestral [...]
FIGUREHEAD by Carly Holmes, Tartarus Press, hardback, £35.00 Reviewed by Nigel Robert Wilson This collection of short stories called for a thorough review as the writing [...]
THE WINTER ROAD by Adrian Selby Orbit. p/b. £8.99. Reviewed by Elloise Hopkins. Soldier, or ex-soldier turned merchant as it turned out, Teyr Amondsen, can add family woman [...]
Rift Wars – The Entity Within by Nitin Suneja, The Book Guild, PB, 347pp, £9.49 Reviewed By Steve Dean. You can tie a fancy ribbon on it and call it whatever you like, but [...]
THE CLOCK PEOPLE (CLOCKWORK CHRONICLES) By Mark Roland Langdale, Troubador publishing, p/b £9.99 Kindle £3.99 Reviewed by H T Scott The Clock people are a tiny race [...]
Shoot at the Moon by William F. Temple, The British Library, pb/eb, 238pp Review by Stephen Theaker Part of the British Library Science Fiction Classics range, this [...]