Riddley Walker is a unique, fascinating book. It takes places a few thousand years after a nuclear Armageddon in England…
To Say Nothing of the Dog is one of the funniest science fiction books I've ever read. It isn't a…
In Pushing Ice, one of Saturn’s moons suddenly departs from its orbit and shoots off into deep space. The only…
Mooncop is an oddly beautiful piece of work about the last policeman on the moon. Short and simply drawn, it's…
As a lapsed marine zoologist, I couldn’t help but love A Darkling Sea. It has aliens, intrigue, desperate missions, and…
Accelerando moves like a bat out of hell and made me afraid that the future’s going to tear us all…
Like his earlier book Do Not Resuscitate, Ponticello’s prose reads like a less-angry Vonnegut. However, in The Maiden Voyage of…
Flowers for Algernon is a beautiful, human book, with a little science fiction thrown in. It examines morals and ethics…
If, before sitting down to write 1984, George Orwell had decided to candy-flip (ingest LSD and ecstasy simultaneously), he might…
Panda Ray is a rare beast: a fun and weird adventure for kids where there is no Chosen One. Thank…