Tag: Revelation SPace

It’s another bad day in the Glitter Band, and although with 10,000 habitats to supervise it’s always going to be a bad day somewhere, this is worse: a

It could be argued that it was an act of kindness for Miguel de Ruyter to rescue the sole survivor of the unknown spaceship which exploded even as

It’s been eighteen years since Alastair Reynolds’ first novel set in Revelation Space was released, though earlier short stories had introduced that universe, and it has remained his

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

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

Though a decade passed between Alastair Reynolds publishing his first short story, 1990’s Nunivak Snowflakes in 1990 in Interzone and his first novel, Revelation Space, the past decade

From his first published science fiction story just over two decades ago, Alastair Reynolds has marked a vast territory across the Milky Way and beyond as one of

There’s no business like show business, allegedly, but increasingly it would seem that the business that show prefers to be like is itself.   While sequels, remakes and spinoffs

In the notes on his title story of the collection Zima Blue, Alastair Reynolds acknowledged the debt that story owed to Isaac Asimov’s Bicentennial Man thusly: “One of

If there is a constant motif that runs through the work of Alastair Reynolds, it is one of decay, of an age running out, as in the melding