It would be interesting to begin this review with the number of what-ifs Brian Aldiss based his novel Hothouse on, hyper-greenhouse e...

Alfred Bester cut his teeth on the comic book floor.   But after gaining a degree of success writing for the likes of Superman , Green...

The vast majority of human history is a relatively monotonous affair and does not make for interesting reading for most people.   Hunt...

Having read and enjoyed Lois McMaster Bujold’s The Curse of Chalion for its quality prose and strong if not traditional storytelling, I...

Given science fiction’s near infinite palette of available colors, it was bound to happen one day.   Thankfully, Ursula Le Guin was th...

Graham Greene may be one of the godfathers of the modern international spy novel.   But beyond entertainment, what allows his work to ...

His wife from the country and the two owning a home there in addition to a residence in Britain, Poland is once again the setting of a N...

At random moments there are books that appear, so powerfully unique, they seem to occupy a stratus unto themselves.   Dante’s Inferno , ...

Imagine a person, their heart set on a steak.   They go to the shop, buy a hunk of meat and throw it on the grill.   But just as the juice...