
Time Travel for Beginners, Jacklyn Moriarty.
Finally, I have gotten around to reviewing Time Travel for Beginners by Jaclyn Moriarty. I finished reading it about six weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed

Finally, I have gotten around to reviewing Time Travel for Beginners by Jaclyn Moriarty. I finished reading it about six weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed

I have just updated my original review of The Slap on Goodreads. I wanted to read The Slap after reading that it was written with

Shroud is the second novel by Adrian Tchaikovsky that I have read. The other was Children of Time. Both had humans battling a non-human collective.

Books by Martha Wells are consistently mentioned in social media science fiction groups as favourite reads, so I decided to read one of her novels

If ever there was an epic novel, War and Peace is that novel. Its 1440 pages cover 1805 to 1813, which encompasses the period leading

The Gone World is a science fiction novel that involves time travel—but not your run-of-the-mill ordinary time travel. The prologue tells readers they are in

Cat’s Eye is a novel about a successful artist, Elaine Risley. She has returned to Toronto, where she grew up, for a retrospective exhibition of

Autonomous is set in 2144 in a divided world where the rich have access to wonderous drugs, while the poor can’t afford expensive health care.

Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein in 1818 and revised it for an 1831 edition. This review is of the 1818 edition, curiously labelled as an uncensored

The Redemption of Time is an extension of the Remembrance of Earth’s Past (Three-Body Problem) trilogy by Cixin Liu. It started as fanfiction by author
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