Children of Memory by Adrian Tchaikovsky Pan Macmillan, HB, £16.59 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming Liff’s grandfather was the captain of the ark spaceship Enkidu, one of the large ships that carried thousands of people from Earth when the planet died. The ship travelled for centuries before reaching Imir, a world… Read More »Available for Pre-Order, Children of Memory by Adrian Tchaikovsky from @panmacmillan
The Red Scholar’s Wake by Aliette de Bodard Gollancz, HB, £18.99 Reviewed by Michael Dodd Pirates, politics, sentient ships and unlikely romance all collide in Aliette de Bodard’s sapphic space opera The Red Scholar’s Wake. Captured by bloodthirsty pirates, the last thing scavenger Xich Si expects is a marriage proposal… Read More »The Red Scholar’s Wake by Aliette de Bodard from @gollancz
AUGUST KITKO AND THE MECHAS FROM SPACE by Alex White. Orbit Books. p/b. £8.99. Reviewed by Elloise Hopkins. It is three years since the last ship left Earth. In the midst of a war, a Veil is in place across the galaxy, preventing interstellar communications. Vanguard Juliette, the giant mecha,… Read More »AUGUST KITKO AND THE MECHAS FROM SPACE by Alex White from @orbitbooks
BFS SHORT STORY COMPETITION WINNERS 2022 The winning entries for this year’s Short Story Competition were announced at The British Fantasy Awards ceremony at Fantasycon on Saturday, 17th September. Lead Judge Steven Poore and a panel consisting of Troo Topham, Polly Dee, and Richard Webb, read through a total of 113… Read More »BFS SHORT STORY COMPETITION WINNERS 2022
HORIZON ZERO DAWN: THE SUNHAWK Written by Anne Toole; Artist: Ann Maulina Titan Comics, s/b, £14.99 Reviewed by Matthew Johns If you’re not familiar with the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, it’s set far in the future in a post-apocalyptic world. The Earth is once again a lushly green planet,… Read More »HORIZON ZERO DAWN: THE SUNHAWK Written by Anne Toole; Artist: Ann Maulina