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…grab your attention. That isn’t to say the series isn’t well written or interesting, because it is. Bujold’s prose is among the best in speculative fiction today, and this series…

…COMSTOCK . Thankfully, JULIAN COMSTOCK was an excellent and different read. Wilson’s latest novel is a a tale set in 22nd Century America, in and around 2172. That makes it…

…Willis toes the line between comedy and tragedy beautifully and the end result is her best book yet. In the end, BLACKOUT looks like Connie Willis has perfected her design….

…Parker has a big story to tell and likes telling it quickly; for example, the first forty years are covered in three chapters. Then it’s during the events following the…

…The two series feed off of each other and are perfect compliments. STONEWIELDER is Esslemont’s best novel to date. Freaking read it. NOW! (or when it comes out in May…)…

…a read. It didn’t end up nominated, but we are nevertheless glad we picked this one up. Wolfe has the ability to write the absolute best, or the completely mediocre….

…is Elspeth Cooper’s debut novel and the first in The Wild Hunt trilogy, recently picked up by Tor. Wandering around the internet, I’ve seen this book compared to the works…

…quickly—each is as good as the last. The books continue to be in print and will be available at most libraries. Le Guin is best known for tackling societal themes…

…is coming. Margaret is the only child of famous inventors. The Roil has laid siege to their city for thirty years, and it’s through their inventiveness that the city survives….

…an example of how to write a non-conformist Urban Fantasy. The best thing I can say about VODNIK is that it makes me want to read the sequel RIGHT NOW!…