Book Review: Ansible 15716 by Stant Litore

My rating: 4 of 5 stars “This will be my last final broadcast. I know I said that yesterday, and the day before, and all the days before that after climbing this salt ridge and lifting my whiskers to the star. But this must be, truly, the last. There is no more time. I am […]

Book Review: Starship Grifters by Robert Kroese

A Star Wars spoof that takes its pointers from Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy and Month Python.

Book Release: The Adventures of Some Kid

ZACH CAAN isn’t a boy wizard, a super spy or a vampire’s assistant. He doesn’t have any super powers, martial arts training or cool gadgets. In fact there is nothing remarkable about him at all. He’s just some kid. But when he boards Flight X4573, he embarks on the most unlikely adventure a person […]

Book Review of Way Walker: Tangled Paths by J Leigh

Jathen is the crown prince of the Tazu Kingdom, a draconic people who have the ability to shift from a scaly, humanoid form to full dragon form. The only problem is that Jathen is a pink-skinned, scaleless, moot. The motif of the story sets up a interesting conflict for the protagonist and is essentially a travel […]

Adventures of Some Kid, Available to Pre-order

Book Release: The Adventures of Some Kid The latest book from the author of The Changeling King, Noor A Jahangir, is coming out on 27th June 2014, in digital and print. ZACH CAAN isn’t a boy wizard, a super spy or a vampire’s assistant. He doesn’t have any super powers, martial arts training or cool […]

Cover Reveal: The Adventures of Some Kid

So here it is after long last, the cover art for The Adventures of Some Kid. To introduce it properly, I’ve invited the artist, Elbert Lim, to say a few words about it. Over to you, Elbert. “First of all, this shot wouldn’t be conceived if it were not for the beauty of Noor’s storytelling […]

Exclusive Preview: The Adventures of Some Kid

Midnight Flight Things started to go pear-shaped for Zach Caan when a Madrid airport security officer mistook him for an infamous baby-faced terrorist. The teachers who had accompanied his class on the trip to Spain waited until the last minute before boarding the flight home. Getting the rest of the kids home was apparently a […]

Book Review: The Heroes by Joe Abercrombie

My rating: 4 of 5 stars Black Dow and the Northmen have becoming a thorn in the Union’s side. The Union is getting pushy and starting to encroach on land held by Black Dow. There’s only one way to settle this . . . FIGHT!!! Craw and his dozen have been sent to secure a […]

Book Review: Disrupt by Imran Siddiq

My rating: 4/5 for the series. The final volume in the Divided Worlds trilogy, that began with Disconnect and Disassemble. The research base that once was home to Zachary and thousands of others is now a frozen-over bunker on Europa, people only by the androids that were abandoned as the base lost all power. Zachary is […]

Book Review: Brandon Sanderson’s Steelheart

My score: 3.5 out of 5 Imagine a world full of super-humans. But instead of great power bringing great responsibility, it only brings corruption . . . and evil. Only a dedicated band of humans, calling themselves the Reckoners, work to find a way of defeating them; the Epics. David is the only person alive […]