Graeme's Fantasy Book Review

A 'what if?' scenario for you... Terminator: Are you Sarah Connor? Sarah Connor: Err... yes... Terminator: Die! (Shoots Sarah Con...

It has nothing to do with sci-fi or fantasy but does have the potential to turn into a horror story! Here goes... On March 23rd my wife will...

The UK paperback edition of Tad Williams' rather brilliant 'Shadowplay' will be in the shops from March 6th. I already reviewed ...

It’s been years since I read anything by Kelley Armstrong, I can’t remember the name of the book but I know there were werewolves involved a...

You may have heard of this book already and this is because it was originally a 2006 limited edition release through Five Star Publishing, t...

I've just got back from Greenwich Park having spent an hour chasing after my wife who is difficult to keep up with when she is on roller...

I can’t see myself ever opting for cryogenic storage, for someone who reads a fair bit of science fiction I wouldn’t actually want to find m...

Thanks again to everyone who entered but it's that same old "I've only got one book to give away so only person can win" s...

Anne and Todd McCaffrey’s ‘Dragonharper’ was an enjoyable (but undemanding) read so when ‘Maelstrom’ and ‘Deluge’ (the continuation of McCaf...

So, you’re an author who’s written a pretty cool novel about teleportation and it’s been given the Hollywood treatment. The thing is though,...

The last movie tie-in novel I read was probably ‘Return of the Jedi’, when I was a kid, so I was eager to see how ‘Jumper’ fared. However, c...

I know next to nothing about comics but I do know that Warren Ellis is one of those comic book people whose name inspires awe in people who ...

After a short break I picked up ‘A Betrayal in Winter’ (the next instalment in Daniel Abraham’s ‘The Long Price’ Quartet), eager to see what...

I've just had a copy of 'Inside Straight' (the new 'Wild Cards' collection) come through the door this morning. The thin...

David Keck’s fantasy debut, ‘In the Eye of Heaven’, was a surprise package that came through my door (and several other people’s as well) la...

I recently posted, just over a week ago I think, about the perils of being 'transported to fantasyland' if you're not going to e...

I think I mentioned somewhere else that one of my aims, this year, is to work my way through some of the 'thicker looking' books tha...

One of the first books I reviewed this year was Wastelands , a collection of short stories edited by John Joseph Adams. John was kind enough...

One of my New Year’s resolutions (regarding what I read) is to tackle some of the larger books I was sent last year but never got round to. ...

Part Two in a (very, very) sporadic attempt to give you guys free stuff to read :o) If you're a fan of the Warhammer line of 'table ...