|
| |
| Interviews |
David Louis Edelman has, thus far, published two novels. Infoquake and MultiReal are the first two books in his Jump 225 trilogy and his writing is pleasing fans and critics. He took some time to conduct this e-mail interview with Rob Bedford for SFFWorld.com
James corresponded with Paul about his newest novel The Ten Thousand.
Pat and Rob conduct this e-mail interview with Kay Kenyon, author of the acclaimed The Entire and the Rose sequence.
Award winning author Tim Lebbon returns for a chat, and gives us an exclusive!
Alastair Reynolds, one of the pre-eminent Science Fiction Authors practicing "New Space Opera" is interviewed here.
|
|
| Articles |
Kat Goodwin examines the state of SF and one of the most often talked about debates in science fiction - is SF literature dying - from a publishing perspective.
Kat Goodwin examines the state of SF and one of the most often talked about debates in science fiction - is SF literature dying - from a publishing perspective.
In the second part of our best reads, see what Hobbit, RobB, Werthead, Deornoth, Cervantor and Al'Kael think of their reading in 2007.
|
|
|
The third of Matthew Stover's Act of Caine series is unleashed. Fans have been clamoring for the book for some time and Rob gets an early look.
Based on the comic book of the same name, Wanted introduces us to the pathetic world of Wesley Gibson and how it's all about to change.
Mark/Hobbit reviews a vampire novel from a debut author and finds much he likes.
Gregory Frost concludes his fantastical saga of the power of stories in Lord Tophet. 
Joey O'Donnell / Erfael takes a look at powerful novella by John Crowley.
Rob visits the many milieus of David Weber in this top-notch retrospective collection by David Weber from the folks at Subterranean Press.
Rob joins Freya on a sex charged journey across the galaxy in Stross's tribute Heinlein and Asimov.
Mark / Hobbit reviews a romantic Fantasy from a new author.
Amazon.com
Amazon.co.uk
Amazon.de
Amazon.ca