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Dragons fly over Edinburgh unnoticed

Posted on May 10, 2013 by Reviews Manager

There is magic in the world, hiding in plain sight. If you search for it, you will find it, or it will find you. Welcome to the magical world. A Life Less Ordinary, the latest novel from Christopher Nuttall, author … Continue reading →

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“a compelling tour de force” – review of Entanglement on The Future Fire

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Reviews Manager

On The Future Fire Reviews website, Terry Grimwood has reviewed Entanglement by Douglas Thompson. He describes it as “an intelligent, adult science fiction novel that blends the new with the old” and goes on to justify that by pointing out … Continue reading →

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“works amazingly well as an adventure book” – review of Jacey’s Kingdom on Risingshadow

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Reviews Manager

On the Risingshadow website, Seregil of Rhiminee has written a very complimentary review of Jacey’s Kingdom by Dave Weaver. Commenting how well Dave “combines fantasy and realism”, he says the “story feels refreshing” because of the original and unusual subject … Continue reading →

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“I wish there were more science fiction like it” – review of Entanglement at Sein und Werden

Posted on March 19, 2013 by Reviews Manager

In the REviews  section of the website of the Sein und Werden literary magazine, Mat Joiner has written about Entanglement by Douglas Thompson. After outlining the structure of the book and noting that it “can be read as either an … Continue reading →

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“pretty awesome” – review of Welcome to the Multiverse* by Mia Darien

Posted on March 5, 2013 by Reviews Manager

On her blog Boom Baby Reviews, Mia Darien has reviewed Welcome to the Multiverse* by Ira Nayman. She says that she finds Ira’s stories “really funny” and describes the book as “very dry, wry, sarcastic, sardonic, tongue-in-cheek, straight-forward and convoluted.” … Continue reading →

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“A science fiction detective novel making you laugh out loud in several dimensions” – review of Welcome to the Multiverse (Sorry for the inconvenience)

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Reviews Manager

Writer Geoff Nelder has reviewed Welcome to the Multiverse* by Ira Nayman. As well as laughing out loud, Geoff mentions various puns, hilarities, Alternate Reality News Service items and other ‘bizarro’ elements of Ira’s book, noting in passing that Jessica Cornflake … Continue reading →

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“enthralling science fiction” – review of Entanglement

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Reviews Manager

Charles Packer reviewed Entanglement by Douglas Thompson on the sci-fi online website, describing it as “”. Remarking that any reader of Douglas’ previous work will be prepared for a multi-layered experience, he says “each story illuminates as much about the human condition … Continue reading →

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Dave Weaver Interviewed in Jonathan Pinnock’s Write Stuff

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Dave Weaver

Dave was interviewed by fellow Verulam Writers’s Circle member and author of the popular ‘Mrs Darcy Versus The Aliens’ and the best-selling ‘Dot Dash’, Jonathan Pinnock on his blog ‘The Write Stuff’. They talked about how Dave came up with the … Continue reading →

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“Fantastic sci-fi humour” – review of Welcome to the Multiverse… on Risingshadow

Posted on February 24, 2013 by Reviews Manager

On Risingshadow.net, Seregil of Rhiminee reviews Welcome to the Multiverse (Sorry for the inconvenience) by Ira Nayman, which he describes as “one of the funniest sci-fi books I’ve ever read”.  He enjoyed the fact that the book is full of  “clever … Continue reading →

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Christopher Nuttall guest post on Alternate History Weekly Update

Posted on February 20, 2013 by Event Manager

Christopher Nuttall, author of Bookworm, wrote a guest post last week on the Alternate History Weekly Update. Called An Introduction to Bookworm, it starts with the question: “”  Starting with the observation that human history doesn’t provide an encouraging answer … Continue reading →

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