… I wasn’t planning to read the Horror and Fantasy novel categories for the British Fantasy Awards. And then I saw the shortlist and noted that of the 12 nominees across the two categories, I’d already read 6...
Read MoreThe shortlist for this year’s Arthur C. Clarke Award was as a follows (with handy hyper-links to my not so concise reviews): The Girl With All The Gifts – M.R. Carey (Orbit) The Book Of Strange New Things –...
Read More… the magnificent Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel – most definitely one of my favourite books for the 14/15 award season period.* (Thanks to Jonathan Strahan for pointing this out to me on Facebook this...
Read MoreIf you’re looking to wash the sour taste of the Hugo Awards out of your mouth, you might want to consider these six novels that were just announced as the nominees for the Arthur C Clarke Awards: The Girl With All The...
Read MoreHere is a chilling reminder of the finalists (and a link to my frightening reviews): M.R. Carey, The Girl with All the Gifts (Orbit) Nick Cutter, The Troop (Headline) Frances Hardinge, Cuckoo Song (Macmillan) Andrew Michael...
Read MoreWhat’s It About Melanie might be your average teenager except for the fact that she lives in a small, metal cell. Every morning a soldier comes to take her and more than a dozen teenagers to class. This involves strapping...
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