Slow Bullets by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
‘Slow Bullets’ is the second of Alastair Reynolds’ novellas I’ve read recently, the other being ‘The Iron Tactician’ and, like
Read More‘Slow Bullets’ is the second of Alastair Reynolds’ novellas I’ve read recently, the other being ‘The Iron Tactician’ and, like
Read MoreI read part 2 of Frank Schätzing’s huge novel ‘Limit’ following straight on from part 1, reviewed earlier this month,
Read MoreOriginally published in German, ‘Limit’ is Frank Schätzing’s mammoth near-future thriller, translated into English in an equally unwieldy massive volume
Read MoreI haven’t read any of Alastair Reynolds’ previous stories about interplanetary traveller Merlin, but in ‘The Iron Tactician’ we have
Read MoreIn celebration of ten years of well-known UK small press, publisher NewCon Press, editor and owner Ian Whates presents us
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Read MoreCelebrating ten years of well-known UK small press publisher NewCon Press, editor and owner Ian Whates has launched a series
Read MoreI’ve read several translated novels during the past year and, one thing I’ve come to realise is that, although the
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Read MoreNisi Shawl’s debut novel, ‘Everfair’. is a fantastically intricate portrayal of the birth of a free state in the heart
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