The Wertzone

Half-Life 2: Episode One is the first of three stand-alone expansions to Half-Life 2 . It picks up moments after the first game ended - whi...

Before I begin this review, I will point out ahead of time that this book features a coven of lesbian bondage witches planning to kill the P...

The Affirmation is the eighth novel by British SF author Christopher Priest, originally published in 1981. As with his later novels The Pres...

Richard Morgan is being overrun by boxes full of books (US, UK and foreign-language editions) and is offering to sell them to fans for cover...

Look to Windward is the nineteenth novel by British SF and mainstream author Iain M. Banks, and the seventh book set in his Culture univer...

Bit of an exclusive scoop here. Paul Kearney, author of The Sea-Beggars series and last year's excellent The Ten Thousand (my 2008 boo...

I recently came across SciFiGuy's blog , which is an interesting read covering various strands of spec fic. Plus kudos to him for coming...

The fifth and final season of The Wire is given the task of wrapping up all the loose ends from previous seasons and also to give space to ...

What I'm up to at the moment: Currently Reading: The Affirmation by Christopher Priest Currently Watching: The Wire Season 5 (DVD), Ba...

Grasping for the Wind posted this yesterday, and I felt compelled to share further: