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Bound by Alan Baxter – a review

Review: Bound by Alan Baxter Review by Nix Whittaker Super action packed well-written story. Easy to read but a...

Review: Ferox by Chris Brausch Review by Nix Whittaker If all the teenage dystopian texts had a love...

The Devil’s Children and Standing on the Threshold of Madness by Benjamin Blake Review by Dan Rabarts Benjamin...

Auckland Allies, by Mike Reeves-McMillan Reviewed by Nix Whittaker. I’m a big fan of stories that represent who...

Hand of the Trickster by Mike McMillan-Reeves Reviewed by Nix Whittaker This is a novella about a band...

The Dragon Slayer’s Son, by Robinne Weiss Review by Mike Reeves-McMillan found this YA/MG story fresh and well...

Kalanon’s Rising, by Darian Smith Book One in the Agents of Kalanon Series Ever since Darian Smith won...

The Sleeper’s Dance, Mouse Diver-Dudfield Reviewed by Lee Murray Mouse Diver-Dudfield is an exciting new voice in New...

Mariah’s Dream by Grace Bridges. Review by Lee Murray I read Mariah’s Dream quickly last year, when it...

For all you self-pubbers out there doing DIY book promotion – an update. All book reviews for Fairfax...

The Factory World is a novel published by Steam Press and written by New Zealand author Joseph Edward Ryan and follows (literally)...

When We Wake by Karen Healey begins in Australia in the year 2027. It’s all told from the...

The biggest buzz in international sci-fi book circles at the moment is The Martian by Andy Weir: Robinson...

Lovely review of Misplaced by SpecFicNZ member Lee Murray on Bookman Beattie’s blog: Set in Tauranga, Misplaced follows a teenage boy, Adam,...

Occasionally, SpecFicNZ receives requests from speculative fiction authors or publishers to review books on our website, or conduct...