alastair reynolds

I was quite surprised to notice that Alastair Reynolds doesn't have his own thread in the "authors" section. In my opinion, he is one of the most readable writers around. He tells a good story with interesting twists, and it's all more or less believable in terms of what could happen. He keeps...

Please help me with some suggestions of new authors! I tend to loose myself in one author, read all the books and then when I devoured them all, suffer from withdrawal! I will give you a few details of myself, so you might get an idea of what I would like; I have read quite a lot of fantasy (I...

2057. In the depths of the Solar system, large spacecraft routinely intercept and redirect ice asteroids and comets into Earth orbit, where their raw materials can be used to fuel Earth's growing economy and incessant need for raw materials. When Saturn's moon Janus inexplicably leaves its orbit...

My review of Galactic North:

Hi, Just to announce the release next month of a brand new anthology featuring most of the biggest names in British SF: CELEBRATION edited by Ian Whates Commemorating 50 years of the British Science Fiction Association with original stories from: Brian Aldiss, Stephen Baxter, Molly...

On the BBC website here: BBC NEWS | Technology | Science fiction 'thrives in hi-tech world' A good way to plug a new book :)

Alastair Reynolds will be signing his new book The Prefect at Forbidden Planet 179 Shaftesbury Ave London WC2 (tel: 020 7420 3666) on Wednesday 18th April 5.30-6.30pm. More info at Event @ Forbidden Planet - The Online Entertainment Megastore