Well, don’t you just love retellings of classic Christmas stories, particularly those with sci-fi/horror twists? I mean, I loved the Doctor Who episode A Christmas Carol, and now, we get to see Whitley Strieber’s take on the Dickens classic, an author whose works I’ve never read before, but nonetheless, I will look forward to reading this one. Check below for a trailer, blurb and a press release which I got in my inbox recently.
Stephen_Newman reviews Path of the Warrior by Gav Thorpe. The perennial novel from the Eldar point of view. Specifically the POV of a Warrior. Please enjoy his first review here for TFF. -CP
“A nice view of the alien perspective.” ~The Founding Fields
TOP SOUTH AFRICAN PRODUCER WINS COVETED FILM RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL ‘BID FEST’ TO MULTIPLE AWARD-WINNING AND BESTELLING NOVEL “ZOO CITY” by SOUTH AFRICAN AUTHOR LAUREN BEUKES
“Beukes’ energetic noir phantasmagoria, the winner of this year’s Arthur C. Clarke Award, crackles with original ideas.” – (Jeff VanderMeer, New York Times Book Review)
Bane of Kings reviews the first in the Temeraire novels, named Temeraire in the UK, and His Majesty’s Dragon in the USA. It’s published by Harper Voyager, and written by Naomi Novik. It’s also her first novel.
“Historical Fiction with Dragons. Awesome.” ~The Founding Fields
Bane of Kings Reviews The Innocent Mage, the first in the Kingmaker, Kingbreaker duology, written by Karen Miller, and published by Orbit Books.
“The Innocent Mage is an awesome debut, one that you will find enjoyable despite the clichés that it contains.” ~The Founding Fields
