REVIEW: The Hod King by Josiah Bancroft

The Hod King is the third volume in Josiah Bancroft’s masterful Books of Babel tetralogy, combining the best features of the first two books of the series, Senlin Ascends and Arm...
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REVIEW: Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi

Navola is the latest adult fantasy from award-winning author Paolo Bacigalupi. An ambitious and richly detailed story, Navola is the coming-of-age tale of Davico, the heir to one of the...
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REVIEW: Lake of Darkness by Adam Roberts

Lake of Darkness is the new hard science fiction novel by Adam Roberts that asks whether an intelligent being could evolve inside the infinite darkness of a black hole. As...
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REVIEW: The Boys Season 4

The Boys are back and this season is as brilliant, disgusting, and insane as the previous seasons – perhaps more disgusting in places and that is certainly a high bar...
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REVIEW: Sundered Moon by Zammar Ahmer

Zammar Ahmer pushes boundaries and takes the concept of grey morality to a whole new level in Sundered Moon, the deliciously dark and exquisitely bittersweet finale to The Book of...
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REVIEW: Sundered Moon by Zammar Ahmer

Review: The Last Shield by Cameron Johnston

If Gemmell had a small crew of protégés, I think Cameron Johnston has placed himself at their forefront with The Last Shield. A heroic dark fantasy with plenty of grit,...
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Review: The Last Shield by Cameron Johnston

An Interview with Elizabeth Helen

Elizabeth Helen is the pen name of sister duo, Elizabeth and Helen, authors of a hot new fantasy series inspired by Beauty and the Beast. Fairy tales have traditionally explored...
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An Interview with Elizabeth Helen

Defining Grimdark Fantasy and SF: Moving to an Inclusive Future

Our team is committed to sharing our love of grimdark fantasy and science fiction in all media—be it books, film, TV or games—in the hopes that you might find a...
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REVIEW: Arm of the Sphinx by Josiah Bancroft

Arm of the Sphinx is Josiah Bancroft’s swashbuckling sequel to Senlin Ascends and the second entry in his Books of Babel tetralogy. This second book has a very different feel...
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REVIEW: Arm of the Sphinx by Josiah Bancroft

REVIEW: Lost Souls by Ryan Skeffington

Lost Souls, the debut novel from indie author Ryan Skeffington, is a dark science fiction thrill ride that leaves plenty of emotional devastation in its wake. The novel opens in...
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REVIEW: Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi REVIEW: Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi
REVIEW: Lake of Darkness by Adam Roberts REVIEW: Lake of Darkness by Adam...
REVIEW: The Boys Season 4 REVIEW: The Boys Season 4
REVIEW: Sundered Moon by Zammar Ahmer REVIEW: Sundered Moon by Zammar Ahmer
Review: The Last Shield by Cameron Johnston Review: The Last Shield by Cameron...
An Interview with Elizabeth Helen An Interview with Elizabeth Helen
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REVIEW: Arm of the Sphinx by Josiah Bancroft REVIEW: Arm of the Sphinx by...
REVIEW: Lost Souls by Ryan Skeffington REVIEW: Lost Souls by Ryan Skeffington

REVIEW: The Hod King by Josiah Bancroft

The Hod King is the third volume in Josiah Bancroft’s masterful Books of Babel tetralogy, combining the best features of the first two books of the series, Senlin Ascends and Arm of the Sphinx, while bringing new emotional depth to this tragic story. The lead protagonist of the series is Thomas Senlin, a rural schoolteacher on his honeymoon at the famed Tower of Babel. Although Senlin considers himself to be well-educated on all things Babel-related, his scholarly knowledge is no match for the...

REVIEW: Navola by Paolo Bacigalupi

Navola is the latest adult fantasy from award-winning author Paolo Bacigalupi. An ambitious and richly detailed story, Navola is the coming-of-age tale of Davico, the heir to one of the most powerful families in...

REVIEW: Lake of Darkness by Adam Roberts

Lake of Darkness is the new hard science fiction novel by Adam Roberts that asks whether an intelligent being could evolve inside the infinite darkness of a black hole. As the novel opens, two...

REVIEW: The Boys Season 4

The Boys are back and this season is as brilliant, disgusting, and insane as the previous seasons – perhaps more disgusting in places and that is certainly a high bar to reach. Based on...

REVIEW: Sundered Moon by Zammar Ahmer

Zammar Ahmer pushes boundaries and takes the concept of grey morality to a whole new level in Sundered Moon, the deliciously dark and exquisitely bittersweet finale to The Book of Astea duology. Full of...

Review: The Last Shield by Cameron Johnston

If Gemmell had a small crew of protégés, I think Cameron Johnston has placed himself at their forefront with The Last Shield. A heroic dark fantasy with plenty of grit, high stakes, battles, and...

An Interview with Elizabeth Helen

Elizabeth Helen is the pen name of sister duo, Elizabeth and Helen, authors of a hot new fantasy series inspired by Beauty and the Beast. Fairy tales have traditionally explored the darker aspects of...

Defining Grimdark Fantasy and SF: Moving to an Inclusive Future

Our team is committed to sharing our love of grimdark fantasy and science fiction in all media—be it books, film, TV or games—in the hopes that you might find a story you love. But,...

REVIEW: Arm of the Sphinx by Josiah Bancroft

Arm of the Sphinx is Josiah Bancroft’s swashbuckling sequel to Senlin Ascends and the second entry in his Books of Babel tetralogy. This second book has a very different feel compared to Bancroft’s debut,...

REVIEW: Lost Souls by Ryan Skeffington

Lost Souls, the debut novel from indie author Ryan Skeffington, is a dark science fiction thrill ride that leaves plenty of emotional devastation in its wake. The novel opens in the year 2070 with...

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