The Dark Divide by Jennifer Fallon is the second book of the Rift Runners (trilogy, I think). The first book was The Undivided . This is ...

Ethnic cleansing, he was certain, was not a game played by little girls. Jennifer Fallon, The Dark Divide

Black Glass , debut novel by Meg Mundell, caught my eye because it was shortlisted for Aurealis Awards in both the SF and YA categories. (An...

When he was telling the truth, Colmán was painfully conscious of his role as the chief bard charged with memorising the history of the Und...

Burnt Ice , the first in the A Fury of Aces series, is Steve Wheeler’s debut novel. I was really excited to read a new ANZ science fiction n...

Spellbound by Rachel Hawkins is the concluding volume in the Hex Hall trilogy. You can read my reviews for Hex Hall and Demonglass (US) / ...

Tansy put out a request on Twitter for someone to compile states on gender breakdown of Aussie SFF novelists and for some reason I voluntee...

Demonglass (titled Raising Demons in the UK/Australia) by Rachel Hawkins is the second book in the Hex Hall trilogy. You can read my revie...

In my experience, nothing pleasant slithers. Demonglass by Rachel Hawkins

Destiny of the Light by Louise Cusack is the sort of book that might colloquially be called a BFF: Big Fat Fantasy. I think that’s a good t...