HEX LIFE ed by Christopher Golding and Rachel Autumn Deering Titan, 384 page HC, £17.99 Reviewed by Pauline Morgan Over the last few decades, vampires and werewolves have [...]
Review of The Once and Future Moon, ed. by Allen Ashley Eibonvale Press, pb, £12.00 Reviewed by Rima Devereaux The moon has long been the object on which human desires are [...]
ECHOES WAR: BOOK ONE IN THE ECHOES TRILOGY by Cheryl Campbell Spark Press, pb, £12.99 Reviewed by Nigel Robert Wilson The planet Earth has been ruined by endless war. This [...]
Diana and the Island of No Return by Aisha Saeed Penguin Random House, pb, £6.01 Reviewed by Siobhan O’Brien Holmes Aisha Saeed’s Diana and the Island of No Return is [...]
HOW TO RULE AN EMPIRE AND GET AWAY WITH IT by K.J.Parker Orbit p/b £8.99 Reviewed by Nigel Robert Wilson This is a superb tale made all the more agreeable by the narrator [...]
Mr Sandman by SJI Holliday Absinthe Books, hardback £15.00 Review by Lottie Lightfoot Sophie is tired of her new boyfriend Matthew who she has dated for three months, give [...]
NATURE’S WARNINGS: CLASSIC STORIES OF ECO-SCIENCE-FICTION ed by Mike Ashley British Library p/b £9.99 Reviewed by Nigel Robert Wilson This is an intelligent collection [...]
Chaos Vector – The Protectorate: Book Two, Megan E. O’Keefe, Orbit, 546 pp, PB £9.99 Reviewed By Steve Dean This is the second book in the presumed trilogy, and although [...]
Queens of the Abyss: Lost Stories from the Women of the Weird, ed by Mike Ashley British Library Publications, pb, £7.37 Reviewed by Mikaela Silk This anthology introduces [...]
RANDOM SH*T FLYING THROUGH THE AIR by Jackson Ford Orbit Books, p/b, £8.99 Reviewed by Matthew Johns This is the 2nd in book in Ford’s Frost Files, the exciting exploits [...]
