For my final Vintage Sci-fi Month review, I decided to tackle Robert A. Heinlein’s 1961 novel Stranger in a Strange Land. Timeless classic or dated doorstop? Read on to find out my thoughts. This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me a commission if used, and will help to support independent… Read More Book Review: Stranger in a Strange Land, by Robert A. Heinlein
It’s time for another review for Vintage Sci-fi Month! This time, I’m delving into the world of cloning with Kate Wilhelm’s Hugo Award-winning 1974 classic Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang. Special thanks to Dave Lawrie for furnishing me with a copy of the book – follow him on Twitter @ConstructGlue. This review contains an… Read More Book Review: Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang, by Kate Wilhelm
The US got this one last year, but now, thanks to the good folk at Solaris, Rebecca Roanhorse’s epic trilogy opener Black Sun is making its way to the UK. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received from the publisher. This review… Read More Book Review: Black Sun, by Rebecca Roanhorse
It’s another Vintage Sci-fi Month review this week, as I blast off to the red planet to tackle Ray Bradbury’s The Martian Chronicles. How does this 1950 classic hold up today? Read on to find out! This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me a commission if used, and will help… Read More Book Review: The Martian Chronicles, by Ray Bradbury
This week, I’m very lucky to be reviewing one of my most hotly anticipated books of the year. Yes, it’s time for one last sojourn into the Wayfarers universe, courtesy of The Galaxy, and the Ground Within by Becky Chambers. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of… Read More Book Review: The Galaxy, and the Ground Within, by Becky Chambers
For my first review as part of Vintage Sci-fi Month, I’m tackling my first book by Octavia E. Butler, in the form of her 1979 novel Kindred. This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me a commission if used, and will help to support independent bookshops.
I’m delving into the gloomy hive city of Varangantua today for my review of Bloodlines, the first novel in Black Library’s new Warhammer Crime range. This fair and unbiased review was provided with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received from the publisher. This review contains an affiliate link to… Read More Book Review: Bloodlines, by Chris Wraight
Infinite Speculation 