Title: Seeds of Earth
Author: Michael Cobley
Pages: 656
Genre: Science Fiction
Standalone/Series: Series – Humanity’s Fire
Release: Out 21st Jan 2010 in Paperback
Publisher: Orbit
Synopsis
The first intelligent race to encounter humanity is called the Swarm. They are merciless, relentless and unstoppable. With little chance of halting the savage invasion we send three ships from Earth in the hope [...]
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Green Review: Seeds of Earth by Michael Cobley (Orbit)
H2G2 Review: Life, the Universe and Everything by Douglas Adams (Pan)
Life, the Universe and Everything by Douglas Adams
Published by Pan and Out Now
You’d think that being just under 200 pages that Douglas Adams would be a quick read wouldn’t you? Well you’d be wrong. You could speed read him and I’m sure you’d get a bit of pleasure but not as much as if you [...]
Promo: Seeds of Earth by Michael Cobley (Orbit)
Seeds of Earth by Michael CobleyPublished by Orbit and out now
First contact was not supposed to be like this. The first intelligent species to encounter Mankind attacked without warning and swarmed locust-like through the solar system. Merciless. Relentless. Unstoppable. With little hope of halting the savage invasion, Earth’s last, desperate roll of the dice was [...]
Review: The Night Sessions by Ken Macleod (Orbit)
Title: The Night Sessions
Author: Ken Macleod
Publisher: Orbit
Published: 7 August 2008
Review Copy
Time for a dose of sci-fi and what an injection. Macleod takes us to a near-future Scotland were religion has been removed as a driving force following the ‘Faith Wars’. Religion hasn’t been a concern until a priest is found dead.
This is very much a [...]
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