For the Love of Horror: An Interview with Thomas Olde Heuvelt
"I’ve always been drawn to the dark side of things." [...]
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[GUEST REVIEW] CHILDREN OF EARTH AND SKY by Guy Gavriel Kay is a Novel to be Savored, Not Devoured.
John Wiswell says: in this literary fantasy, the quiet is as important as the noise [...]
BEYOND REDEMPTION is a Dark, Gritty Fantasy That’s Poorly Executed
Patrick Moore's take on Michael R. Fletcher’s dark fantasy [...]
Ken Liu’s THE PAPER MENAGERIE AND OTHER STORIES is a Must-Read Collection
John gives a story-by-story rundown of Ken Liu's new collection [...]
TOO FAR GONE and the THUNDER ROAD TRILOGY by Chadwick Ginther
Paul enjoyed this Norse myth-infused with urban fantasy [...]
EMPIRE V: THE PRINCE OF HAMLET by Victor Pelevin, Translated by Anthony Phillips, Will Make You Rethink Vampires
You thought you knew about vampires? Let Pelevin sweep away your misconceptions. [...]
[BOOK REVIEW] The Anthology APHRODITE TERRA Captures the Harshness of Venus
Paul reviews the Ian Sales' new Venus-themed anthology APHRODITE TERRA [...]
[BOOK REVIEW] Matt Hill’s GRAFT is British SF That’s Magnetic and Intricate
Nicole takes a look at Matt Hill's latest [...]
[BOOK REVIEW] Johnny Shaw’s FLOODGATE Offers a Brutal and Engaging Mystery with Little Resolution
Nicole looks at Shaw's turn at alternate history crime [...]
Mishell Baker’s BORDERLINE is Pure Perfection
Here's why Shana fell for BORDERLINE [...]
[GUEST REVIEW] Patricia Ward’s SKINNER LUCE Offers a Gripping Parable of Identity Politics
Tyran Grillo calls it "unforgettable". [...]
[GUEST REVIEW] China Miéville’s THIS CENSUS-TAKER is a Rewarding Meditation on Trauma and Memory
Tyran Grillo says the point of Miéville's story is to have none [...]
COLD CUT TO XENTIA by C.S. Arle Offers a Lot of Material…but Not Much Attire on its Characters
Nicole finds the novel's treatment of gender very difficult to ignore [...]
EMPRESS by Alma Alexander is a Compelling Story Best Enjoyed if You Lose the Baggage of Real-World History
Paul tells us why history gets in the way of the story [...]
Is Jessica Chiarella’s AND AGAIN Genre or Literary?
James ponders genre boundaries and how this novel walks all over them [...]
The Devil Meets His Match in THE DEVIL YOU KNOW by K.J. Parker
Paul tells us why he liked this novella-length story [...]
THE BEST OF SPANISH STEAMPUNK by James and Marian Womack Offers Diverse Stories from the Global Steampunk Scene
You love steampunk? You want to read more globally? Well, problem solved! [...]
[GUEST REVIEW] Fred Strydom’s THE RAFT Rejuvenates Dystopian Fiction
Tyran Grillo calls Strydom's debut novel "a lucid take on a tired genre". [...]
Michael R Underwood’s THE ABSCONDED AMBASSADOR Plays With Genre Tropes to Wonderful Effect
Paul tells us why he liked the latest installment of GENRENAUTS [...]
ALL THE BIRDS IN THE SKY by Charlie Jane Anders Offers Philosophical Inspiration and Hope
"A joy to read, yet is as deep as you're willing to dig" [...]
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