Rob's Blog o' Stuff

Another week, and two more reviews at SFFWorld . As usual, one of the reviews is mine. The other review is from long-time forum member and...

This week’s Books in the Mail post is brought to you by Black Library , Nightshade Books , and Vandguard Press . Isis by Douglass Clegg ...

We’ve got two reviews this week at SFFWorld , one from me and another from Bridie. My review is Soulless , the debut from Gail Carriger , wh...

I get a lot of books for review on a weekly (and sometimes a daily) basis. Unfortunately, I’m not a speed reader and can’t read everything ...

John Joseph Adams continues to assemble impressive themed-anthologies, gathering a wide range stories on a specific theme. His latest, By ...

Since I can’t possibly read every book I receive for review, the least I can do is mention them here. This way, I’m not ignoring the effort...

It has been Malazan this and Malazan that the past handful of days. Yesterday, Owen posted his insightful review of the penultimate volu...

This week’s Sunday run down is brought to you by Orbit , Tor , and Plume . Transition by Iain M. Banks ( Orbit Hardcover 09/23/2009) – I...

It was about two weeks ago when I mentioned finishing The Magicians by Lev Grossman. With the timing of my reviews and how much this book ...

Only two books this week. Or rather, one plus a left over from last week... One book I neglected to mention in last week’s weekly round-up:...

A book I read almost ten years ago, a writer about whom I heard/saw great things on the intarwebs almost ten years ago reaches US bookshelve...

For just about a decade , Alastair Reynolds has been publishing some of the best Science Fiction in the genre. His stories are galactic in...

John Ottinger posted up the massive SF/F/H Reviewer Linkup Meme, 2nd Edition over the weekend, so make sure you go over there and take a lo...

Three books this week, two publisher, one of which I just read.... By Blood We Live edited by John Joseph Adams ( NightShade Books Hardc...