This week, things are getting all dystopian with Jamie Mollart’s new novel Kings of a Dead World, published by Sandstone Press. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free copy of the book which I received from the author. This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me… Read More Book Review: Kings of a Dead World, by Jamie Mollart
It’s been a while since I’ve updated you all on my reading challenge progress, so it’s time to check what badges I’ve acquired in the Spells and Spaceships badge collecting extravaganza, as well as what prompts I’ve met in the Hodderscape 2021 Reading Challenge. Has this been an “august” performance in terms of reading challenges?… Read More Reading Challenges: August Progress Update
This week, I’m reviewing The Crimson Script, a magic tinged, gunpowder fuelled tale of resistance from S. J. Hull. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which was provided by the author.
This week, I’m finally publishing my review for Francis Carsac’s The City Among the Stars, available in English for the first time since its “Golden Age of Science Fiction” publication. How does it hold up all these years later though? Read on to find out! This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for… Read More Book Review: The City Among the Stars, by Francis Carsac
This week, things are looking decidedly apocalyptic, as I review debut author Kate Sawyer’s The Stranding. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received from the publisher, Hodder & Stoughton. This review contains an affiliate link to Bookshop.org, which will earn me a… Read More Book Review: The Stranding, by Kate Sawyer
This week, the subject of my review is Claire North’s dystopian novella Sweet Harmony, set in a near-future world where humanity has lovingly embraced nano-technology. But is the beauty it engineers only skin-deep?
This week, I’m thrilled to be part of the blog tour for Shards of Earth, the first book in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s new Final Architecture trilogy. The tour is organised by The Write Reads in association with Black Crow PR, who furnished me with a free electronic copy of the book in exchange for this fair… Read More Book Review: Shards of Earth, by Adrian Tchaikovsky
For this week’s review, I got myself a front row seat to humanity’s extinction in Day Zero, C. Robert Cargill’s prequel to Sea of Rust. This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received from the publisher, Gollancz. This review contains an affiliate link… Read More Book Review: Day Zero, by C. Robert Cargill
Follow me once again into the smog-choked streets of Guerdon, as I review the third instalment in Gareth Hanrahan’s Black Iron Legacy series, The Broken God! This fair and unbiased review was conducted with gratitude for the free electronic copy of the book which I received from the publisher, Orbit. This review contains an affiliate… Read More Book Review: The Broken God, by Gareth Hanrahan
This week, I’m once again braving the strange country of Jeff Noon’s imagination, as private investigator John Nyquist explores the mysterious city of Delirium in Within Without. This is the fourth Nyquist mystery to be published by Angry Robot, but knowledge of the preceding novels is not necessary to enjoy this one. This fair and… Read More Book Review: Within Without, by Jeff Noon
