Review: The Cold Commands by Richard K. Morgan

The Cold Commands Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, 2011 After just about three years Richard Morgan’s The Cold Commands has been released. Picking up more or less where The Steel Remains leaves this dark fantasy (I almost want to say science fantasy) novel is a bit slower than the previous volume, forgoing major strides in [...]

Review: Thirteen by Richard K. Morgan

Thriteen Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, 2007 Note: I’m not really happy with this review.  I waited longer than I should to get some thoughts down.  Thirteen is really a fascinating, exciting read that sci-fi fans, science geeks, or anyone interested in discussion about people and society should read. Thirteen or Black Man, as it [...]

Review: The Steel Remains by Richard Morgan

The Steel Remains Richard Morgan Gollancz, 2008 If you’ve read my blog before you’ve like come across my incessant links to previews and reviews for Sci-fi author Richard (K) Morgan’s first entry into the realms of fantasy.  You might also have noticed my rant regarding the need to import the book from the UK rather [...]

More Steel Remains….

The Book Swede now has his review of Richard K. Morgan’s The Steel Remains up.  Dammit, I want this book now.

Steel Remains, Richard K. Morgan

I noticed posts from Graeme’s Fantasy Book Review and The Wertzone with (very) early reviews of Richard K. Morgan’s The Steel Remains.  I love the Takeshi Kovacs novels and will eventually check out Thirteen (Black Man in the U.K. if I’m not mistaken) and will pick up Morgan’s take on fantasy the minute it comes [...]