Category: Books

It’s a privilege to be in the company of those smarter than you, especially when your host turns out to be so personable, and in this new collection

Although a prolific writer in his own right, perhaps best known for the Xeelee sequence, Stephen Baxter is no stranger to collaboration, having worked with Arthur C Clarke

When you read Peter F Hamilton you’re not just turning the pages of a book, but rather following the strands of a complex tapestry. He creates a universe

It could be argued that the genius of George Lucas was not the stories he told but the way he told them to us. By giving us Star

Of the writers shortlisted for the 2012 Arthur C Clarke award for best British science fiction novel, Jane Rogers was the outsider amongst established names like Greg Bear,

While his writing style and subjects may be subject to change without notice, China Miéville is consistent in his schedule, with this his fourth major novel to be

In 2011, Glen Duncan introduced us to Jacob Marlowe, who believed himself to be the last werewolf. Through diaries he shared wisdom accumulated over two centuries of walking

Launched at Eastercon 2012, Rocket Science is not a traditional science fiction anthology. None of the featured writers  are well known, but all are previously published and many

The process of novelising a television or film script is unenviable, and while there are those who have made successful careers out of it, such as Alan Dean

Much as global austerity has forced cuts to the space programmes of the major nations, diverting funds to more immediate concerns of continuity and survival, so has science