A novel written by two of the greatest modern storytellers was always going to be incredible, let’s face […]
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Long ago, Earth’s terraforming program sent ships out to build new homes for humanity among the stars and […]
Lucy Caldwell in her fabulous crafted introduction say in her own words… ‘Ireland is going through a golden […]
When you think of the high-level pitch of Trevor Mark Thomas’s The Bothy – having to seek refuge […]
How would you feel if you ran into an Invisible Wizard? Corcoran Gray (a wizard, who just happens […]
The Kinship of Secrets tells the tale of two sisters: one raised in the United States, the other […]
To truly capture the essence of this book, I am going to write a review of only 100 […]
The Fungus is a romp of a horror story, mixing black-humour with a classic Promethean horror motif of […]
Eagle-eyed literary enthusiasts may have seen a couple of brightly coloured paperbacks in their local bookshop recently, most […]
The Seven Deadliest is, as the title suggests, an exploration of the seven deadly sins. The concept of […]