Reviews for 2/12
Time reviews Joe Hill's Heart-Shaped Box, and gives away the author's big secret in the first paragraph.
BestSF reviews the March issue of Asimov's.
SciFi Dimensions reviews John Birmingham's Final Impact.
Green Man Review looks at Kim Harrison's For a Few Demons More.
Green Man also reviewed Hart & Boot & Other Stories by Tim Pratt.
Also from Green Man, this review of Holly Black's new YA novel Ironside.
And the last review I'll link to from Green Man right now (though they have many more on their page of new reviews, some of which are SF/Fantasy, some not) is this one for David Farland's The Runelords.
Monsters and Critics reviews Under Cover of Darkness, edited by "Czerneda and Paniccia" (M&C never gives fuller information).
Monsters and Critics also reviews Chris Marie Green's Night Rising.
Sci Fi Weekly reviews Hydrogen Steel by K.A. Bedford.
Sci Fi Weekly also reviews Elizabeth Moon's Command Decision.
Tangent has:
- a review of Interzone's issue # 208
- and one of Clarkesworld's February issue
- a review of the April issue of Realms of Fantasy
- and a review of Susan Palwick's collection The Fate of Mice
The Agony Column reviews T.E.D. Klein's Reassuring Tales.
Pat's Fantasy Hotlist looks at an upcoming "Forgotten Realms" book, Unclean by Richard Lee Byers.
New reviews at Fantasybookspot:
- this one for Greg Cox's Star Trek: To Reign in Hell
- this one for The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction edited by George Mann
- this one for Titans of Chaos by John C. Wright
- this one for Matthew Sprange's Death Hulk
- and this one for A Kind of Peace by Andy Boot.
Another New York Times review for Joe Hill's Heart-Shaped Box; this one was in the Sunday Book Review.
The LA Times reviews China Mieville's Un Lun Dun (coming soon to the SFBC).
Edge, Boston reviews Jack Dann's The Man Who Melted.
Lou Anders reprints a Booklist review of his new anthology Fast Forward 1.
Chris Roberson reprints the Locus review for his novella-as-a-book The Voyage of Night Shining White.
Green Man Review (yes, them again) reviewed John Scalzi's puckishly-titled volume of advice, You're Not Fooling Anyone When You Take Your Laptop Into a Coffee Shop.
Comments
I'm lining up reviewers for my novel, "The Cube Root of Time".
It has recently been published in paperback by Bewrite Books and would like to submit it to you for review
Posted by: Herbert Cohen | February 13, 2007 04:09 PM
Herbert: The SFBC doesn't exactly "review" books in the way I think you mean. Your publisher can get in touch with the SFBC (we're part of Bookspan; any reputable publisher should already know who we are) to submit books to us for possible use in the club.
If you're looking for regular book reviewers, then I'd suggest checking out some of the sites I linked to above -- SF Site, SF Signal, Green Man Review, and so on.
Posted by: Andrew Wheeler | February 13, 2007 08:54 PM