Review: LAST ARGUMENT OF KINGS by Joe Abercrombie

And so we come to it, the final book of Joe Abercrombie’s First Law trilogy. So I’m trying to start … More

Review: THE AFFAIR OF THE MYSTERIOUS LETTER by Alexis Hall

Ever wanted to read an exceptionally funny queer as fuck Sherlock Holmes reimagining in a chaotic Lovecraftian multiverse where Holmes … More

WHEN THE TIGER CAME DOWN THE MOUNTAIN is Nghi Vo’s second book, after her beautiful, wonderfully-crafted novella The Empress of … More

This post marks a couple of firsts for me; my first Comic Club and my first manga. And given it’s … More

I’ve been impressed by the new cyberpunk I’ve been reading lately. I didn’t know if modern authors would have moved … More

The last review I wrote was for William Gibson’s Neuromancer, one of the earliest trailblazers of cyberpunk literature. Well, BUSTED … More

NEUROMANCER. Probably not the first cyberpunk novel (if it’s even possible to identify such a thing) but arguably the one … More

I do love a good haunted house tale, and what better time to disturb the ghouls, ghosts and spirits than … More

I’ve got to say, this is the first time I’ve encountered an epic fantasy novella. And when this book opened … More

Ok so a while ago I mentioned I was embarking on a project to read Stephen King’s entire back catalogue … More