For my last review of 2020, I’m stepping into the multiverse with Zaxony Delatree as my guide, in Tim Pratt’s Doors of Sleep. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received from the publisher, Angry Robot. This review contains an affiliate link to… Read More Book Review: Doors of Sleep, by Tim Pratt
This week, I’m reviewing the debut novel from Paul Braddon, The Actuality, due out with Sandstone Press on the 18th of February (and already optioned by the BBC). Artificial intelligence is always going to get my attention, and there’s plenty of food for thought here. This review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic… Read More Book Review: The Actuality, by Paul Braddon
This week, I’m finally uploading my review of the Night Lords Omnibus, by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, which I have been promising/threatening to do for months now. A version of this review originally appeared on Amazon, just in case it feels familiar to anyone reading (I have only plagiarised myself, is what I’m saying). This review contains… Read More Book Review: Night Lords: The Omnibus, by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
This week, I decided to review one of my Sci-fi Month reads that hadn’t originally been scheduled for a review. It seemed a shame to let Jeff VanderMeer’s post-apocalyptic cave of wonders Borne slip through the net though! This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me a commission if used, and… Read More Book Review: Borne, by Jeff VanderMeer
Infinite Speculation 