R. Graeme Cameron
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Unnerving Magazine issue #12
I have to admit, Unnerving always surprises me. I never know what to expect.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Santiago’s Purple Skies at Morning’s Light, a supernatural fantasy...
A newly-orphaned young lady from small-town Ontario winds up coming of age on a Caribbean island that, like her, is haunted by legends of its past.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: A God in Chains, a fantasy adventure by Matthew...
Let A God in Chains pull you in - The further into it you get, the deeper you are drawn into the quest, the greater your desire to find out what happens next.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Why I Hunt Flying Saucers, a collection of stories...
This collection's definition of “flying saucer” is “a sort of imaginative short-hand to represent things that are unexplained, uncomfortable, usually inappropriate and generally weird.”
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Nothing Without Us, a genre anthology about disability.
Every story is about a disabled or handicapped individual. Every story is written by a disabled or handicapped individual. This is a window on a world most people know little or nothing about, presented in the form of genre-related fiction
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Trouble Among The Stars Magazine #5
A niche magazine, heading for its final issue.
CLUBHOUSE: Fungi, an anthology of Lovecraftian terror.
When it comes to saprophytes, we are ALL Egon ("I collect spores, molds and fungus")
CLUBHOUSE: Review: “Wasps at the Speed of Sound” anthology by Derryl...
You’d be amazed how many people would enjoy seeing the world they’ve learned to hate get smashed.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Casserole Diplomacy, an On Spec Magazine 25th Anniversary Anthology
On Spec celebrates 25 years with this anthology offering
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Imps & Minions, a fantasy anthology.
Reviewing the Canadian contributions to this large anthology
CLUBHOUSE: Review: “North by 2000+” an anthology by Henry A. Hargreaves
A very Canadian anthology of hard SF dipped in cabin fever.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: The Defender of Rebel Falls, a novel by Erik...
A medieval fantasy seen through a science fiction lens
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Cycling to Asylum, a novel by Su J. Sokol
In a digital age, your past can and will come back to haunt you.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Pulp Literature Magazine #25, Winter 2020
Once you’ve read the story you may well conclude it is a tad tabloidy and nowhere near the essential sanity and dignity of an actor’s private life. Wrong!
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Unnerving Magazine issue #11
The combination of explicit sex and explicit violence practically knocked me off my chair. I was stunned.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: augur Magazine Issue #6 Vol.2 #3
With six issues under its belt augur is switching to paying full SFWA rates, apparently the only SpeciFic zine in Canada to do so.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Lackington’s Magazine issue #20, Fall 2019.
A bird theme for this anniversary issues presents some interesting complications for the reviewer.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: On Spec Magazine issue #112
Capsule reviews of the latest issue of On Spec magazine
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Anathema Magazine #8
Issue number 8 of Anathema - an online tri-annual speculative fiction magazine of work by “queer POC / Indigenous / Aboriginal creators”
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Pulp Literature Magazine issue 24, Autumn 2019
Lots and lots of good and varied stuff to peruse in this issue. You can’t go wrong if you pick it up.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: The War Beneath: The Rise of Oceania, a techno-thriller...
Twenty-nine underwater cities dot the world’s continental coastal shelves, along with hundreds of deep-sea mining and research facilities. Ten million people live beneath the sea
CLUBHOUSE: I get inducted into the Canadian SF Hall of Fame!...
Fan, editor and publisher R. Graeme Cameron shares his experience of being inducted into the CSFFA's Hall of Fame
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Backli’s Ford, an A’lle Chronicles Mystery by Marcelle Dubé
a science fiction mystery novel taking place in a small town in Lower Canada in 1911
CLUBHOUSE: Review: augur magazine #5 (literary fantasy mag)
This magazine is all fantasy: The issue was fun to read. Full of good writing and evocative imagery.
CLUBHOUSE: Review: On Spec Magazine issue #111
With a cover illustration like that, you know there's got to be something intriguing inside the pages of On Spec
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Stories 2: Space, an anthology by Robert J. Sawyer
Volume 2 of a themed collection series of stories by Robert J. Sawyer, author of the being made into a film series WWW
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Polar Borealis Magazine (of Canadian Speculative Fiction) Issue #11
Normally, we'd not let the guy review his own publication...but we're not normally and R Graeme is Graeme, so let it fly!
CLUBHOUSE: Review: Into The Black, Tales of Lovecraftian Terror by William...
Into the Black offers multiple fresh takes on Lovecraft’s own AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS
CLUBHOUSE: Review: What the Wind Brings – a slipstream novel by...
A review of a new novel by one of the authors appearing in our quarterly publication