a review by Nalini Haynes The Deep says, ‘Here be dragons.’ Among other things. Aronnax, the submarine that is home to a trans-national family, the …
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Strange Worlds, art by Greg Gates, various authors
a review by Nalini Haynes Strange Worlds is an anthology of Greg Gates’ comic book art over a period of 10 years or so, with …
Example: words by Tom Taylor Art by Colin Wilson
a review by Nalini Haynes A brief case is left on a platform at Flinders Street train station in Melbourne’s inner city to become the Example. …
Peacemaker by Marianne de Pierres, art by Brigitte Sutherland
a review by Nalini Haynes Peacemaker is set in a national park encompassed by a supercity in futuristic Australia. Virgin is the very capable park ranger. …
Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith
a review by Nalini Haynes First up I have to confess: the word ‘statistical’ in the title does not automatically make a novel SF or fantasy. …
Traitor’s Gate by Sarah Silverwood
a review by Rebecca Muir The Nowhere Chronicles book 2 Traitor’s Gate focuses on Finmere Tingewick Smith was found as a baby on the steps of the Old …
Satori by Don Winslow
a review by Steve Cameron Satori is an authorised prequel to the famous Shibumi novel (1979). Throughout his life the author, Trevanian, was asked to write …
Mystery by Jonathan Kellerman
A review by Steve Cameron Mystery: When Alex Delaware, a practising psychologist, is asked by his friend, Lt. Milo Sturgis of LAPD Homicide, to offer his …
Shadow on the Glass by Ian Irvine
a review by Nalini Haynes A Shadow on the Glass begins with Llian, a chronicler, or storyteller with great status, whose goal in life is to secure …
Stranger’s Woes by Max Frei
The Labyrinths of Echo book 2 a review by Steve Cameron The Stranger’s Woes continues the story of Max Frei, who now loves his new life in …
Stranger by Max Frei
The Labyrinths of Echo book 1 a review by Steve Cameron Max Frei is the Stranger: a slacker, a loner and the narrator of this novel, has …
Fenrir by M D Lachlan
a review by Steve Cameron Fenrir begins the cycle again. Three souls reborn into mortal bodies once again face each other. The gods are mad, the Vikings …
Wolfsangel by M D Lachlan
A review by Steve Cameron Wolfsangel is Authon, a Viking king, leads a raid on a village. He orders his men not to kill any children, …
Mole Hunt by Paul Collins
a review by Nalini Haynes Maximus Black is an 18 year old cadet in the interstellar peacekeeping agency known as RIM. He is a sociopath of …
Burn Bright by Marianne de Pierres
a review by Braiden Asciak This review of Burn Bright was originally published on Braiden’s website then published in Dark Matter issue 5, September 2011 with …