Tag: Alastair Reynolds

A decade and a half into his career as a novelist of epic tomes of hard science fiction, the latest adventure from the pen of former astronomer Alastair

Jupiter, the lord of the solar system which dwarfs the other planets, has featured prominently in mythology, astronomy, and science fiction, notably in the work of the legendary

It is a brave soul which sets out on a journey without a clear idea of the destination; a contrast to the dark space opera of his best

All readers enjoy a book at bedtime, the warm and comforting web of words which send the reader off to gentle sleep, whether it is a timeless fairy

With twelve major novels published since his 2000 debut Revelation Space, shortlisted for both the BSFA and Arthur C Clarke awards, alongside a plethora of short stories and

Comprising fourteen tales including contributions from some of the shining stars of the science fiction firmament, Reach for Infinity is Jonathan Strahan’s third Infinity collection following the success

Arriving with little of the fanfare of its predecessor Blue Remembered Earth, publishers Gollancz have chosen to launch the second volume of Alastair Reynolds’ Poseidon’s Children as though

Beneath the brilliant halo of the new seasons of Doctor Who, even in this, the fiftieth anniversary of the first broadcast of the show, it is easy to

Edge of Infinity is the new anthology of short stories from Solaris focusing on the possibilities of the first steps further out into the solar system beyond the

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