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THE LOVE WE SHARE WITHOUT KNOWING
Christopher Barzak
Reviewed December 15, 2008
by Paul Di Filippo
Fox maidens, mystical blindness and a host of other Asian supernatural oddities as seen through Western eyes |
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NECROPHENIA
Robert Rankin
Reviewed December 08, 2008
by Paul Di Filippo
From the lost biblical city of Begrem to the streets of zombified New York City, our ex-rock-star hero battles evil in all its guises |
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THIRTEEN ORPHANS
Jane Linskold
Reviewed December 03, 2008
by Jae Brim
An aging child star's fears and a teenager's first love fall prey to Chinese sorcery in San Jose |
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MUSE OF FIRE
Dan Simmons
Reviewed December 01, 2008
by Paul Di Filippo
The alien conquerers of mankind determine the future of our species based on Shakespeare's art |
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TENDER MORSELS
Margo Lanagan
Reviewed November 26, 2008
by Adam-Troy Castro
The saga of Snow White and Rose Red takes flight in a heartfelt fantasy by one of the field's rising talents |
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PAUL OF DUNE
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson
Reviewed November 24, 2008
by Paul Di Filippo
From the seas of Caladan to the dunes of Arrakis, Paul Muad'dib strives to become his own legend |
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I REMEMBER THE FUTURE
Michael A. Burstein
Reviewed November 17, 2008
by Paul Di Filippo
Travel through time, visit parallel universes and more in the first collection from an award-nominated author |
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FOOLS' EXPERIMENTS
Edward M. Lerner
Reviewed November 12, 2008
by Lois H. Gresh
When the artificial intelligences in charge of the man/machine interface go maverick, they turn out to be the true weapons of mass destruction |
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ENDER IN EXILE
Paul Di Filippo, Orson Scott Card
Reviewed November 10, 2008
by Paul Di Filippo
Orson Scott Card fills in the blanks on how Andrew Wiggin went from child soldier to wise adult |
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THE JANUARY DANCER
Michael Flynn
Reviewed November 05, 2008
by D. Douglas Fratz
A mysteriously scarred man tells a tale involving a prehuman alien artifact that appears to convey powers of persuasion |
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