Ciaphas Cain – Dead in the Water By Sandy Mitchell
Ordo Xenos opens The Cain Archive and presents us with a career excerpt of the infamous independent Commissar Ciaphas Cain. Through the report we find out details of his campaign on Feral Ocean World...
View ArticleDune by Frank Herbert
Somewhere in the far future, mankind spread itself across countless planets. All thanks to spice Melange. The substance that gave you a longer life span, heightened awareness, mental powers and at the...
View ArticleCity and the Stars by Arthur C Clarke
Welcome to the legendary city of Diaspar. The city where persons average life lasts thousands of years, and all dreams come true. Everything you choose to do, can be made true with a simple thought....
View ArticleEaters Of The Dead by Michael Crichton
In the 10th century, Ahmad ibn Fadlan gets sent by the Caliph of Baghdad Al-Muqtadir as an ambassador to the king of the Volga Bulgars. He never gets there, but instead, he went on a journey of a...
View ArticleCetaganda – Lois McMaster Bujold
When Miles and his cousin Ivan were sent as diplomats on just another boring imperial funeral to Cetaganda, little did they know that something would happen there, a political scandal that could spark...
View ArticleCabal by Clive Barker
Imagine if one day you find out that you are a monster, a murderer of eleven people. Than imagine if you find out that there is a place for people like you. The place is called Midian, a home for...
View ArticleAltered Carbon By Richard Morgan
If SF tickles your fancy, then you might have heard of Richard Morgan, with an optional K. in between name and surname. However, if you’re more inclined towards cyberpunk, then you’ve probably heard of...
View ArticleBroken Angels by Richard K. Morgan
The motto of the sequel to “Altered Carbon” would be – bigger, better, aliens. While the first book was a detective story with Takeshi Kovacs in the center of a shit-storm hovering over an entire city,...
View ArticleWoken Furies by Richard K. Morgan
The third outing of the Takeshi Kovacs trilogy triples the vengeance, doubles the violence, and adds one once communism (the good kind of communism, comrade). Which means this book is not to be...
View ArticleCandle in the Dark – Zelda / Five Nights at Freddy’s fandom crossover review
Hello there. I’m the new “mean goblin”, or in my case a nasty gnome. My dental hygiene is too on point to be a goblin. I noticed this site was lacking a Fanfiction Review section which I have to say...
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