Garry Kilworth’s debut novel In Solitary was published in 1977. Since then he has produced novels in a broad number of genres, among them...

  This is the third book by Mark Mills – each one different in place and time. The Information Officer was published in 2009. It’s set in M...

  Garry Kilworth’s second novel The Night of Kadar was published in 1978. It’s a fascinating novel based on the generation starship conce...

This 78-page graphic novel was published in 1987. Written by Mike W Barr and illustrated by Jerry Bingham. A terrorist attack on the Gotha...

Amin Maalouf’s Leo the African was published in 1986 and translated into English by Peter Sluglett in 1988. This paperback copy was publish...

Way back in 2014 I interviewed a stalwart of comic and genre fiction, Keith Chapman. He was an editor and contributor to various fiction pub...

Margaret Lawrence’s final book in her Hannah Trevor historical trilogy, The Burning Bride , was published in 1998. I have been remiss in not...

  Blood Red Roses is the second book in Margaret Lawrence’s trilogy about Hannah Trevor. I read the first – Hearts and Bones – in 1999. I ...

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  Dennis O’Neil’s novel Batman Knightfall was published in 1994 and was mainly adapted from a story arc serialised in the following DC comi...

  Paul-Loup Sulitzer’s saga Hannah was published in 1988 – translated by Christine Donougher. This is one of those sprawling novels that cov...

Although Dana Stabenow had science fiction books published prior to this, A Cold Day for Murder (1992) was her debut crime novel – which ha...