Military Fantasy has been a staple of genre for decades. The Black Company, Malazan, Tchaikovsky's Shadows of the Apt, and the Warhammer...

US Cover Three years ago, an object one hundred miles across was spotted on a trajectory for Earth's sun. Now, its journey is almost ...

Two things brought this book to my attention. I recently received the Tor Winter 2011 catalog and the cover immediately caught my eye. I ha...

How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe automatically wins the longest title award, which is par for the course given what an en...

The Last Page is the most unexpectedly good novel I've read this year and is a remarkable debut from a daring author. Technology and Hi...

"A killer stalked the shadows." -first line from Shadow's Son That first line is very telling about this solid story, which...

The Wasp Empire is coming to the lowlands. They are conquerers who known no bounds. No one believes they are a threat even as the swarm the ...

The year is 1939 and World War II is upon us. The Nazi have raised their own team of elite battery-powered X-Men through scientific means ca...

If it is gritty Fantasy you've been dying for than Tome of the Undergates will certainly be the answer for you as Sykes has made the na...

Blake Charlton has done the extraordinary with Spellright . He has managed to use all the tired tropes of classic Epic Fantasy (magical boo...

(US Cover, Dutton) The Left Hand of God   by Paul Hoffman is ramping up to being one of my most anticipated reads of 2010.  I've even...

I wasn't very familiar with Eekhout before, but I have since checked out a couple of his short stories which were surprisingly strong. ...