THE LIGHT OF THE MIDNIGHT STARS by Rena Rossner. Orbit Books. h/b. £14.99. Reviewed by Elloise Hopkins. The Kingdom of Hungary. Twelve years old. The next day marks when [...]
Avengers Off the Clock by Katie Cook and Chad Bowers IDW, pb, £6.54 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming What do the Avengers do when they are not saving the universe from Ultron or [...]
DC Future State: Superman DC, pb, £27.97 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming After Dark Nights: Death Metal, the timeline fractures, revealing glimpses of possible futures. Future [...]
What Big Teeth by Rose Szabo Titan, pb, £7.37 Reviewed by Siobhan O’Brien Holmes When teenager Eleanor Zarrin is kicked out of boarding school for bad behaviour, she has [...]
The Splinter King by Mike Brooks Orbit, pb, £8.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming The Splinter King picks up where The Black Coast left off with Darel Blackcreek heading to the [...]
BORN OF THE SUN: Adventures in Our Solar System Edited by Mike Ashley British Library, pb, £8.99 Reviewed by Pauline Morgan This series of retro-anthologies gives an [...]
PATTERNMASTER by Octavia E Butler Headline, pb, £9.99 Reviewed by Pauline Morgan Science Fiction is a medium in which authors can make important statements or observations. [...]
MIND OF MY MIND by Octavia E. Butler Headline, p/b, £9.99 Reviewed by Pauline Morgan Not every novel is told in a linear fashion, with one event following another. Sometimes [...]
City of Iron and Dust by J.P. Oakes Titan Books, £8.99, PB Reviewed by Steve Dean There was once a fair city, filled with all manner of fae beings, living in peace and [...]
EYE OF THE SH*T STORM By Jackson Ford Orbit Books, s/b, £8.99 Reviewed by Matthew Johns In book 2, Los Angeles was devastated by earthquakes caused by a psychotic child with [...]
