I am in the middle of my first re-read of the Malazan Book of the Fallen. Memory of the first read of Midnight Tides (2004) is: the most or...

After three straight novels of space marines attacking space marines, wave after wave, Graham McNeill's novella The Sons of the Selenar ...

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The assault on the Emperor's Palace is in full swing. Horus throws his forces, wave after wave, at the kilometer high walls, looking fo...

It's an understatement to say Steven Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen series is an acquired taste. It's a MASSIVE fictional...

A decade ago, the Library of America released the set Nine Classic Science Fiction Novels of the 1950s . The series was edited, or perhaps ...

The first handful of books in the Siege of Terra have steadily ramped pressure. The Solar War, The Lost & the Damned, and The First Wal...

Gardens of the Moon , first book in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series, was a bit of a false start. Whether due to publisher pressure or...

Paul McAuley is in that late stage of a career so many science fiction writers unfortunately find themselves: decent production but without ...

Horus' approach to the heart of his ambitions started in The Solar War and landed on Terra in The Lost and the Damned . The assault on ...