The Cthulhu Helix by Umehara Katsufumi
Set in near-future Japan, the novel opens in a typical hardboiled noir style. It’s a real page-turner, with an unrelenting pace and high stakes.
Set in near-future Japan, the novel opens in a typical hardboiled noir style. It’s a real page-turner, with an unrelenting pace and high stakes.
A Spoonful of Malaysian Magic, brings together twelve fantasy short stories by contemporary Malaysian writers
In his opening note to the reader, Martin McInnes writes. “I thought of In Ascension as a case for full human integration in the natural world…
We asked our reviewers to share some of their 2022 favourite science fiction books and other recommendations. Ann Landmann, Reviews Editor Joe Gordon’s final two
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It’s the End of the World: But What Are We Really Afraid Of? Adam Roberts 288 pages Elliott & Thompson Review by Ken MacLeod No
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One Love ChigusaSoji Shimada (Author), David Warren (Translator)Red Circle, 115 pagesReview by Noel Chidwick You’ve had a major motorbike accident, and your body is ripped to pieces. You’re salvaged,
The Plague Stones James Brogden Titan Books, 419 pages Review by Benjamin Thomas James Brogden’s The Plague Stones is a gothic world of horror
Cognition Jacques St-Malo 342 pages Ballista Press: 2019 Review by Megan Turney Jacques St-Malo’s Cognition is a near-future technothriller revolving around the micro and