RULE 34 by Charles Stross
RULE 34 by Charles Stross (2012, Ace) It’s not often enough I get to read a book which literally blows me away. Rule 34 is such a novel: original, entertaining, futuristic, amok, but optimistic enough to…
Category: science fiction novels
THE FLYING BEAST by Walter S. Masterman
“#7 The Flying Beast. Masterman again takes the detective formula and runs berserk, this time with a haunted English manor, murder, anti-gravity metal, a lost race of troglodytes, and a hidden abyss in the desert.”
– Karl Edward Wagner, “Thirteen Best Science Fiction Horror Novels” (Twilight Zone Magazine, 1983).
THE CADAVER OF GIDEON WYCK By Alexander Laing
“#6 The Cadaver of Gideon Wyck. Disturbing mystery involving madness and genetic abnormalities.”
Karl Edward Wagner, “The Thirteen Best Science Fiction Horror Novels” (Twilight Zone Magazine, 1983)
LAND UNDER ENGLAND by Joseph O’Neil
“Another lost-race sort of thing. Remnants of Roman civilization exist underground in a rigidly telepathically controlled society. The protagonist seeks them out as destiny and finds nightmare instead.”
-Karl Edward Wagner, “The Thirteen Best Science Fiction Horror Novels” (Twilight Zone Magazine, 1983)