Kimota #1 (ed. by Graeme Hurry)
Review by Jenny Barber This review was originally published in the January/February 1995 issue of the BFS Newsletter (Vol. 19, No. [...]
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Zene #2 (ed. by Andy Cox and Mark Rose)
Review by Jenny Barber There are some very appealing articles here, foremost in my mind is a piece by Kim Braemar about writing groups and the mind games they play which, [...]
Rattlers Tale #22 (ed. by Anthony North)
Review by Jenny Barber This review was originally published in the January/February 1995 issue of the BFS Newsletter (Vol. 19, No. [...]
Beyond Bedlam (d. Vadim Jean)
Review by Matt Williams This review was originally published in the January/February 1995 issue of the BFS Newsletter (Vol. 19, No. [...]
The Purple Cloud, by M.P. Shiel
Reviewed by Jeff Gardiner Tartarus Press have done us all a favour by reprinting Shiel’s acknowledged fin-de-siecle masterpiece The Purple Cloud (1901). This [...]
The Sound of White Ants, by Brian Howell
Reviewed by by Nels Stanley Okay, one thing you should know, that I’m going to get out of the way before this review gets underway: if you’re the sort of reader [...]
Out Of Mind, by Sam Hayes
Reviewed by Steve Dean This novel isn’t genre fiction in any way, although there is some exploration of the boundaries between reality and imagination, nor is it the [...]
Miss Hargreaves, by Frank Baker
Reviewed by Jeff Gardiner This is a repackaging of a novel first published in 1940 by lesser-known author Frank Baker. To be honest it’s a disappointment and [...]
Moon Beaver, by Andrew Hook
Reviewed by Nels Stanley This is the new novel from Elastic Press impresario and British small press mainstay Andrew Hook, a man who puts the ‘What the f**k was [...]
Jesse Jameson and the Curse of Caldazar, by Sean Wright
Review by Steve Dean Jesse Jameson is a fairy. No, I’m not name calling, it’s true. This is book three in the series, aimed at children eight years old and up. I [...]