Please note this review is for the novella Nightflyers , not the collection which also bears the name. Wreathed in psi powers, zo...

There are many things that make science fiction unique, and one of them is certainly sense of wonder.   Choosing ‘godlike machines’ a...

My apologies from the opening line; I normally try to rein it in, but in this case can’t help but let vitriol overflow into the revie...

Inspired by MPorcius's readings , I decided to re-read Smith's work and discovered what I remember as great has only gotten b...

One of the leading writers of space opera in modern science fiction, it can only be imagined that when Jonathan Strahan approached Al...

For all the ambiguity surrounding the identity/gender/etc. of K.J. Parker, there is at least one thing for certain: they know how to ...

As of 2011, A Small Price to Pay for Birdsong was the only awarded title in K.J. Parker’s fast growing ouevre.   A simple yet fluid ...

Robert Reed’s 2006 A Billion Eves is an odd story, yet coherent.   But given it’s science fiction, that in itself is not so odd.   P...

Blood Music (1985) by Greg Bear is a novel that in its day was well lauded, but has since had its profile reduced by books which hav...

Recently Tor.com , one of the major online genre presences, decided to add its piece to the gameboard by introducing a podcast of the...