Book Review: The Year's Best Science Fiction, 2015
/The latest monumental anthology from Gardner Dozois of the best the sci-fi genre has to offer
Read MoreBook Review: Dark Orbit
/A distant planet crackling with "dark energy" holds mind-boggling secrets for the crew of humans sent to explore it
Read MoreBook Review: Time Salvager
/In the future, a vast corporation sends operatives back in time to loot the past, and those operatives have one rule above all others: bring nobody back with you. When one of those operatives breaks that rule, Wesley Chu's novel takes off
Read MoreBook Review: The Lagoon
/When enigmatic aliens plunge down in the ocean off the coast of Nigeria, three very different humans encounter them - and watch as the world is changed forever
Read MoreBook Review: The Change
/In a generous new anthology, a group of talented authors tells stories set in the "Emberverse" of S. M. Stirling - an Earth where all technology has abruptly stopped working
Read MoreBook Review: Storm and Steel
/A former slave in a brutal empire is now wielding both political and magical power the second volume in Jon Sprunk's hugely enjoyable "Book of the Black Earth" series
Read MoreBook Review: The Vorrh
/At the heart of this astounding work of fantasy broods a jungle called the Vorrh, a forest so unending that it warps time and steals souls.
Read MoreBook Review: Corsair
/In the new novel from James Cambias, a space pirate in the near future - and the enforcer hunting him - encounter something neither one expects
Read MoreBook Review: When the Heavens Fall
/When a renegade mage steals a powerful book of sorcery, the world of Marc Turner's fantasy debut is plunged into a disturbing new form of warfare
Read MoreBook Review: Lords of the Sith
/In the latest Star Wars novel, Darth Vader and his evil Emperor are trapped on a hostile world, being hunted by man and beast
Read MoreBook Review: Of Noble Family
/Mary Robinette Kowal's sparkling "Glamourist" fantasy series comes to a complex and intriguing conclusion
Read MoreBook Review: Duplicity
/In N. K. Traver's exciting debut, a young cyber-hacker finds his life steadily being commandeered - but his own reflection in the mirror.
Read MoreBook Review: The Wide World's End
/In the concluding volume of James Enge's gripping fantasy trilogy, a band of unlikely heroes is caught between warring godlike beings in a world quickly tearing itself apart
Read MoreBook Review: The Red Queen
/In a dystopian future, a plucky young woman from a poor village suddenly finds herself at the heart of the corrupt power system and the focal point of a rebellion in "The Hunger Ga-" um, in Victoria Aveyard's "The Red Queen."
Read MoreBook Review: The Violent Century
/In a world very much like our own, super-powered clandestine operatives vie with each other on missions to save or destroy humanity
Read MoreBook Review: The Just City
/In Jo Walton's latest novel, the "just city" of Plato's Republic is brought to life via Greek gods, robots, and a little discreet time travel
Read MoreBook Review: A Darker Shade of Magic
/In V. E. Schwab's new fantasy novel, a young man can travel between a string of alternate-reality Londons
Read MoreBook Review: Unbreakable
/When young Promise's family is killed on their peaceful frontier planet, she signs up with the space-Marines - as one tends to do in such circumstances
Read MoreBook Review: The Whispering Swarm
/The legendary fantasy author Michael Moorcock returns after a long absence to the genre he helped to create
Read MoreSomething Beyond the Chaos
/The author made immortal by the novel Dune also wrote a career's worth of short stories. Robert Minto looks at the first-ever complete collection of those stories.
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