Morningwood: Everybody Loves Large Chests by Neven Iliev
I am vaguely embarrassed to have read this book and seriously debated whether to blog about it. I had been curious about a genre called ‘LitRPG’ and was doing some … Read More
Category: Books
Pandora’s Star by Peter F. Hamilton
I was debating if I should write a review of Pandora’s Star as it ends on something of a cliffhanger and is part one of two. Sure, I could have … Read More
The Expanse TV show has been saved but will Amazon let me watch it?
I can’t say for certain but I suspect I saved the Expanse TV show. I mentioned it was being cancelled and that someone like Amazon or Netflix should buy it. … Read More
Save The Expanse
I have made no secret of being a huge fan of the Expanse series – both the books and the TV show. Here is my review of Leviathan Wakes from … Read More
Space Team: A Comedic Sci-Fi Adventure by Barry J. Hutchison
Space Team is a series of novels that were recommended to me and I’ll be honest – I wasn’t completely sold by the cover but the reviews were good. So … Read More
BBC to show The City and The City
The City and The City is a new BBC 2 TV drama based on the superb book by China Miéville. The basic premise is an intriguing, yet damn weird, idea. The … Read More
Altered Carbon TV Show
One minute I didn’t even know Altered Carbon was being made into a TV show and the next, I am shitting myself with excitement that it is almost here. Altered … Read More
New Year, New Scifi book reading frenzy
Happy New Year! 2018 sounds pretty futuristic. Next year is original Blade Runner’s year, we are already further in the future than Marty McFly has ever been, and we have … Read More
Mortal Engines trailer
Peter Jackson is working on a movie adaptation of Mortal Engines, Philip Reeve’s steampunk/ dieselpunk/ whatever-punk books about cities wandering around a post-apocalyptic world attacking each other. It looks bloody … Read More
Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky won the Arthur C Clarke award last year and deservedly so. It’s bloody great and the kind of ideas-based science fiction that Clarke used … Read More