Funded by over 3,000 fans via Kickstarter in March 2016, production of director Arwen Curry’s documentary Worlds of Ursula K Le Guin was almost completed when the death
The genre which casts perspective on our present and the ever shifting future, the forms of science fiction have a longer history than even some who work within
On the streets of occupied Paris there is unfathomable danger, both to those inhabitants trapped inside the quarantined city and the Nazi army in ostensible control but themselves
The ever shifting chameleon of fantastic literature, China Miéville’s first publication since the short story collection Three Moments of an Explosion last year, the novella This Census-Taker is
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Although this may be her debut novel, G Willow Wilson has been writing professionally for over a decade, as a journalist on Cairo Magazine and with numerous series
On the sunny afternoon of Monday 20th August, shortly before he was due to take the main stage at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in conversation with Patrick
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
Three time Arthur C Clarke award winner China Miéville returns with a new novel of a new frontier, challenging both readers and himself as he pushes the boundaries
