Cornish Horrors: Takes from the Land’s End Edited by Joan Passey British Library, pb, £8.99 Reviewed by Ian Hunter “Cornish Horrors” is one of the British Library’s [...]
WILD AND WICKED THINGS by Francesca May. Orbit. h/b. £12.99. Reviewed by Elloise Hopkins. Mother warned her about visiting Crow Island, but Annie Mason booked a summer [...]
VOYAGE TO THE STARS By Ryan Copple, James Asmus and Connie Daidone IDW Publishing, s/b, £10.26 Reviewed by Matthew Johns Based on a “hit sci-fi comedy podcast”, this [...]
THE BONE SHIP’S WAKE by RJ Barker. Orbit Books. p/back. £9.99. Reviewed by Elloise Hopkins. The situation aboard the Tide Child is more critical than ever before in the [...]
Kings of a Dead World by Jamie Mollart Sandstone Press, pb, £6.99 Reviewed by John Dodd What would happen if the world’s governments accepted that there were too many [...]
Leviathan Falls by James A. Corey Orbit, hb, £13.77 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming A powerful force is coming, and there may be no way to stop it from destroying humanity. Elvi [...]
My first experience of the BFS was in Peterborough, where Fantasycon 2017 was being held. I set out early Saturday morning by car, the backseat piled high with boxes of books [...]
The Annotated Arabian Nights translated by Yasmine Seale, ed by Paulo Lemos Horta Liveright, HB, £29.99 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming After discovering his wife cheating on him, [...]
Ogres by Adrian Tchaikovsky Solaris, ebook, £7.49 Reviewed by Sarah Deeming Ogres are bigger than humans. They are stronger. Ogres rule the world, and humans stay in their [...]
THE CHOSEN TWELVE by James Breakwell Rebellion, pb, £8.46 Reviewed by Stephen Frame THE CHOSEN TWELVE is set on a decaying moon base, orbiting the planet where the ruins of [...]
