Bad Luck: Grimm Season 4 Episode 14 Recap + Review
Grimm keeps on getting better and better. Careful with that axe, Eugene!
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Review: Day One by Nate Kenyon
Day One by Nate Kenyon is a fast paced action thriller that brings the worlds of science fiction fandom and conspiracy theorists all together in one volume.
Book Review: Orphan Brigade by Henry V. O’Neil
Henry V. O’Neil keeps us guessing, and wanting more, in this second installment of the Sim Wars.
Film Review: Cinderella
Cinderella (2015) doesn’t quite get out from under the shadow of its namesake – but it sure tries hard!
Review: Swords of Steel from DMR Books
Swords of Steel is a heavy metal anthology that takes us back to the art of traditional fantasy storytelling by painting heroes and villains as dark as the realms they inhabit.
Review: Pouraka by Dianne Lynn Gardner
Meet the kindermers – mermaid children – in Dianne Lynn Gardner’s Pouraka
Review – Sanity and the Lady by Brian Aldiss
Aldiss has written the most comfortable, middle-class, middle-of-the-road, whimsical, genteel catastrophe imaginable. I can only in all fairness conclude that was all along his intention.
Mundos paralelos: “El arcoíris del tiempo”
A critique of Ecuadorian author Maximo Ortega’s novel The Rainbow of Time
Genre Poetry Round Up March 2015 – Haiku!
We know Leonard NImoy wrote poetry, but did he haiku?
Scide Splitters: Infinite Jests edited by Robert Silverberg
Scide Splitters reviews an anthology of dark comedies originally published by the people that brought you such fine car repair manuals as Dune.
Review: Gearteeth by Timothy Black
Loyal fans of Steampunk will embrace the thought-provoking elements of Timothy Black’s Gearteeth while rediscovering new twists on some old features often found in classic horror stories.
Noticias literatura: guía de recursos en linea en castellano sobre ciencia ficción (2)
and everything else happening in Spanish science fiction
Review: In Search of Lost Dragons by Elian Black’Mor and Carine-M
Within the thick glossy pages of In Search of Lost Dragons looms the ghastly yet romantic images of beasts one might find in dreams – or nightmares.
REVIEW: Glory Main by Henry V. O’Neil
Crash landing on an alien planet is bad enough. Crash landing on an alien planet in the middle of a war is even worse….
Revisionist Science Fiction History
How well do you know the history of the creation of the science fiction genre?
Review – The Heretic Land, by Tim Lebbon
Tim Lebbon’s 2012 novel The Heretic Land is something of an endangered species in modern publishing; a self-contained, complete unto itself secondary world fantasy novel.
Noticias Literatura 18-2
A call for fiction submissions, a new release, a translation project and new outreach by Alfa Eridiani
Poetry Review – Littlest Lovecraft series by Tro Rex and Eyona Bella
The horror! The Horror! Lovecraft in verse…with pictures! My mind….it’s descending into MADNESS!
Review: The Salt Roads by Nalo Hopkinson
Open Road Media’s re-release of Nalo Hopkinson’s The Salt Roads
The Eternity Quartet by Ed Greenwood and Robert B. Marks
Considered by some to be groundbreaking, this creative endeavor is “structured like a symphony, The Eternity Quartet is divided into four movements representing the four seasons, each containing four stories.”
Small Press Book Review: A Murder of Clones by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Rusch pulls off another taught thriller with A Murder of Clones.
Agujeros negros y agujeros de gusano: un cuento de Henry Bäx y la novela “La estrella roja” de Catalina Miranda
A survey of depictions of black holes in spanish SF, with a bit about SF’s contributions to the visualization of cosmological chaos
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Writing A Frankly Shoddy LOC”
Fanzines reviewed: BEAM (#8), INCA (#11), VIBRATOR (2.0.11) and WARHOON (#28). (Please note: Zine reviews are prepared a week or more in advance of publication of this column and may not necessarily include the latest […]
Scide Splitters: Working Stiff by Kevin J. Anderson
Scide Splitters reviews seven fun filled cases from the files of Dan Shamble, Zombie Private Investigator.
Poetry Review – The Sex Lives of Monsters by Helen Marshall
A review of Helen Marshall’s Elgin Award winning poetry chapbook “The Sex Lives of Monsters”. (With a title like that, who needs an excerpt?)
Review: Hunting Monsters Is My Business – The Mordecai Slate Stories by John M. Whalen
Hunting Monsters Is My Business – The Mordecai Slate Stories is an action packed collection reminiscent to the pulp classic dime store novels with a morbid twist of supernatural mystery and intrigue.
Film Review: Jupiter Ascending
The Wachowski’s have frequently bewildered with their willingness to experiment…which makes “Jupiter” their strangest concoction yet – a purely conventional one.
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