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The Truths of Darkness

A sequel to Spirits of the Vasty Deep and The Insubstantial Pageant, this novel completes the trilogy in a subtly unconventional way, of course. Continue reading

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The Insubstantial Pageant

Review of a new book by Brian Stableford. Continue reading

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The Alchemy of Blood

Review of a new alternate history about emortality by Brian Stableford. Continue reading

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Spirits of the Vasty Deep

Metaphor, science fiction, or contemporary fantasy based on historic folklore? This book is all of these and more. Continue reading

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Further Beyond

Review of Brian Stableford’s novel, Further Beyond published 2017. Continue reading

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The Tangled Web of Time

Review of a novel by Brian Stableford. Continue reading

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The Mirror of Dionysus

Review of a new novel by Brian Stableford. Continue reading

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The Portals of Paradise

The Portals of Paradise, by Brian Stableford. Wildside Press 2016. Review by Sally Startup A playful novel, narrated by Gabriel, an aspiring playwright on his Grand Tour. Having already spent some time in Paris, where he attended many plays and … Continue reading

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The Devil in Detail

The Devil in Detail, An Odyssey in the Surreal by Brian Stableford. Wildside Press 2016. Review by Sally Startup Here is a writer having fun. This book is wonderful, although it did make my head spin. It shows what can … Continue reading

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The Darkling Wood

The Darkling Wood (A Scientific Fantasy) by Brian Stableford Review by Sally Startup Entomologist, John Hazard, reluctantly finds himself advising the doomed protectors of a rather sickly, supposedly ancient, woodland. He is forced to accept the company of various ecowarriors, … Continue reading

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