I've not read K.J. Parker's oeuvre. But what I have read brings to mind the glossy national parks photobook sitting on the undershe...

Two-and-a-half years ago I started reading the Horus Heresy. Forty-eight books later, comprising dozens and dozens of novels and hundreds o...

It took sixty-four books, but Dan Abnett's three-volume The End & the Death marked the end-end of the Horus Heresy. Humanity's ...

Bruce Sterling was one of the strongest and most unique voices in science fiction. He's taken a significant break from fiction, produci...

If ever there were an author who enjoyed playing with and incorporating the world's mythologies in his speculative fiction, it was Roger...

I have greatly enjoyed the first four volumes of Voice From the Edge, an audiobook series collecting a large chunk of Harlan Ellison's s...

How it must have been for a writer in the early 20th century. The world was your oyster—as long as you knew the right people, natch. There...

I dislike cats. I don't hate them. I don't swerve toward them in the car. But I'd rather not live with them. They're ali...

Space Hulk: Tactics is a simple but solid turn-based experience in the Warhammer universe. Quintessential some would say, it features a 4-...

I read Steven Erikson's Malazan Book of the Fallen a decade ago. It took a year; the ten-book series has a lot of words. A lot. It...