SciFi UK Review brings us:

• a review of Rowena Wright's A Loop in Time
• and a review of Derek Lawrence's Trekkers, Skaters, and Cool Dudes.

SFF World reviews the SFBC original anthology One Million A.D., edited by Gardner Dozois. If you're interested, click the book link -- you can't buy it from anyone else...

SF Signal reviews Jay Lake's Mainspring.

Quill & Quire reviews Robert J. Sawyer's upcoming novel Rollback (coming up soon as a SFBC Selection).

Bookgasm reviews Mel Odom's archly-titled epic fantasy The Quest for the Trilogy.

Bookgasm looks at The H.P. Lovecraft Collection, Volume 2, a video collecting several films based on Lovecraftian themes or stories.

Book Fetish reviews Kimberly Raye's Dead and Dateless. 

M. John Harrison has read John Twelve Hawks's The Traveler (though he's the last person in the world I'd expect to pick that book up for his own amusement) and written about it.

Jeff VanderMeer liked Austin Grossman's Soon I Will be Invincible (coming soon to the SFBC, and which I still need to read myself).

Blogcritics reviews Lou Anders's Fast Forward 1.