The Hunger Games audiobook with Tatiana Maslany
I had been meaning to read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins for ages. I had tried to read it a couple of times, but the first-person present tense thing … Read More
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Contest by Matthew Reilly
I read Contest by Matthew Reilly purely based on the comments section for another of his books. Multiple people kept mentioning Contest and how great it was, so I checked … Read More
Elantris by Brandon Sanderson review
Elantris is the first book Brandon Sanderson ever got published. He has since written a ludicrous amount. It is a great book to read early on if you want to … Read More
The Roddenberry Archive lets you explore all Star Trek Enterprise ships
The Roddenberry Archive is a great idea that just keeps getting better. It now lets you walk around life-sized bridges of nearly all the various Enterprises, plus bonus locations like … Read More
All You Need Is Kill. The inspiration for Edge of Tomorrow.
All You Need Is Kill by Kiroshi Sakurazaka is the superbly named story that inspired the movie Edge of Tomorrow. It’s a short book, and if you liked the premise … Read More
Scifiward is now on Twitter @scifiward
Exciting Twitter news! You can probably guess what it is from the clues above. In case that’s too subtle, Scifiward now has its own Twitter handle. There are a number … Read More
The Pulp Magazine Archive is a huge free collection of classic ‘pulps’
I have a pile of pulp magazines that my grandmother collected in the 1930s. They are mostly Astounding Stories Magazines and Weird Tales, with a few other gems mixed in. … Read More
Dark Matter by Blake Crouch is a fun mind trip
I have never read anything by Blake Crouch before Dark Matter, but I had watched Wayward Pines on TV and thoroughly enjoyed it. Then, the other day, I saw Black … Read More
Hugh Howey’s Silo series finally comes Apple TV+
I adored the Silo series of books by Hugh Howey and it is now, finally, coming to an Apple TV screen near you on the 5th of May. I say … Read More
Elantris by Brandon Sanderson review
I’d been meaning to read Elantris by Brandon Sanderson for ages (having previously loved the first Mistborn trilogy) and finished it the other day. I had been a little concerned … Read More