This is a Dark Matter Zine podcast and it’s all about love, actually. Or so my guests tell me. Originally this panel was supposed to …
Beast Within by Serena Valentio
A review by Nalini Haynes The Beast Within is not to be confused with the 1982 movie of the same name. This novel is an …
Organ Balloons: a silly illo by Ian Gunn
Organ Balloons These organ balloons have my head in a spin. What was Ian Gunn thinking?! Were they actually intended to be viable organ transplants …
Agency by William Gibson
A review by Nalini Haynes Verity just landed a new job, working for Tulpagenics testing out a new AI, a more advanced version of Siri …
This Is Going To Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor by Adam Kay
A review by Emma Streeton This Is Going To Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor is a collection of diary entries written by Kay …
Jane in Love by Rachel Givney
A review by Annabelle Lee A tale of desperation, romance, misunderstanding, feminism with a dash of time travel! Jane in Love has it all! A …
Evolution of Claire
A review by Nalini Haynes Claire just finished her first year at college. She applied for several internship programs only to wait until the closing …
Riptides by Kirsten Alexander
A review by Annabelle Lee Set in Queensland, Australia in 1974, Riptides (due for release on 4 February 2020) by Kirsten Alexander centers around siblings …
Origami Daleks: a silly illo by Ian Gunn
Origami Daleks instructions Origami Daleks, the title of this illo is in a font used to indicate ‘Japanese’ without actually having any reference to any …
Good Liar by Nicholas Searle: Book vs Film
A comparative review by Annabelle Lee Overview The Good Liar, originally written by Nicholas Searle, has recently been adapted into a film starring Hollywood A-Listers …
Wonder Woman: Warbringer by Leigh Bardugo
A review by Nalini Haynes A young Wonder Woman is living on Themyscira trying to live up to her mother’s expectations and trying to overcome …
Ooze a pretty boy then? a silly illo by Ian Gunn
Ooze a pretty boy then? An ooze rests in the bottom of a bird cage, dripping down below the floor of the cage. Apparently he’s …
Carved from Stone and Dream by T Frohock
A review by Nalini Haynes Carved from Stone and Dream starts several years after Where Oblivion Lives and is a very different novel although it …
Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano
A review by Annabelle Lee Do you have any plans for February 27th? You do now. That’s the release date for Dear Edward, the most …
Simon Cleary guest blog for Authors For Fireys
This guest blog features Simon Cleary, an author auctioning items to raise money via #AuthorsForFireys for the fire fighting effort here in Australia. The full set of …