The Intergalactic Intersections of “The Space Between Worlds”
A review of Micaiah Johnson’s debut novel, “The Space Between Worlds.”
Author: Aidan Falk
Big Ideas, Huge Imagination in “Hella”
Our review of David Gerrold’s newest novel, “Hella.”
A Queer Reimagining Of Sherlock Holmes
A review of Alexis Hall’s “The Affair of the Mysterious Letter.”
All Hail NYRB For Bringing Back ‘Moderan,’ a Lost Sci-Fi Classic
With enough steel and plastic, what can’t be created and controlled? This is the question that dominates Moderan, a future worldContinue Reading
Karin Tidbeck’s Weird Short Stories Are A Revelation
A review of ‘Jagannath,’ the Swedish writer’s triumphant collection.
‘D.O.D.O.’ Is the Most Ambitious Fantasy Novel of the Year
In Neal Stephenson and Nicole Galland’s world, magic was real until 1851.
The Future in ‘Proof of Concept’ Might Not Be Far Off
The central question is not “How do we fix the world?”, but rather, “How do we escape?”
