Gollancz have announced the launch of The Gollancz and Rivers of London BAME SFF Award, in partnership with non-profit writing organisation National Novel Writing Month (NANOWRIMO) and with support from The Good Literary Agency. Gollancz, the UK’s oldest science fiction and fantasy imprint, and Ben Aaronovitch, author of the Sunday Times bestselling Rivers of London series, are launching a new writing prize... Continue Reading →
24th September 2019 - Grave Importance - Vivian Shaw Meet Greta Helsing, Doctor to the Undead In the hills above Marseille, Oasis Natrun is a highly secret health spa for mummies, equipped with the very latest therapeutic innovations both magical and medical. To Dr Greta Helsing, it sounds like paradise. But when she takes the... Continue Reading →
17th September 2019 - A Little Hatred - Joe Abercrombie War. Politics. Revolution.The Age of Madness has arrived . . . The chimneys of industry rise over Adua and the world seethes with new opportunities. But old scores run deep as ever. On the blood-soaked borders of Angland, Leo dan Brock struggles to win fame... Continue Reading →
10th September 2019 - Reluctant King - Montana Ash A demon who would be king and an angel assassin; together they will discover that Purgatory can be both Heaven and Hell. Demon. Soldier. King. As General of the Demon Horde of Purgatory, Abraxis was never supposed to rule. But when a hidden enemy begins to... Continue Reading →
2nd September 2019 - The Free Citizen - TJ Sedgwick Earth, 2082. Operative Calvin Rae infiltrates an enemy space station to steal a revolutionary prototype on behalf of President White, Father of the Renaissance. But the Space Station Erasmus is infected with the alien parasite which has spread across Europe and now threatens the American... Continue Reading →
Alongside the annual pinnacle of the award season that are The Hugo Awards, is the lesser known Retrospective Hugo Award ceremony. Created to honour those works in years past in which there were no Hugo Awards awarded, the Retrospective Hugos (which really should be called the Retgos) were this year the 1944 awards, for those... Continue Reading →
Fresh off the back of a Hugo win, Mary Robinette Kowal's The Calculating Stars continues its relentless march across the speculative fiction award scene with a latest nomination for The Sidewise Awards. The Sidewise Awards for Alternate History were conceived in late 1995 to honor the best alternate history genre publications of the year. The... Continue Reading →
26th August 2019 - Night Driving and Other Worlds - Ryan Kennedy Nothing is unremarkable if you look closely enough. Wherever there are people, there are stories that have gone untold, passing by in an instant and forming a much larger tale that will, unfortunately, have to be told somewhere else. Within these pages are... Continue Reading →
WorldCon is all set to return to Washington DC with the successful, unopposed bid to host WorldCon 2021. DisCon III, as it will be known, will as the name suggests be the third time that the event has been held in Washington DC, with events I and II taking place back in 1963 and 1974... Continue Reading →
