Andrew Spong
SF Masterwork of the Week: Emphyrio
The recently-departed Jack Vance is our current Author of the Month, so we thought it appropriate to select one of his titles as Masterwork of the Week. And, as we are wont to do when […]
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SF Masterwork of the Week: Tau Zero
May’s first Masterwork of the Week is Poul Anderson‘s Hugo-shortlisted Tau Zero. The epic voyage of the spacecraft Leonora Christine will take her and her fifty-strong crew to a planet some thirty light-years distant. But, […]
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SF Masterwork of the Week: A Canticle for Leibowitz
Our current SF Masterwork of the Week makes a welcome return to the list in hardback, with a stunning new cover by the wonderful Dominic Harman. Winner of the 1961 Hugo Award for best novel, […]
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SF Masterwork of the Week: The Prestige
Our current SF Masterwork of the Week is Christopher Priest‘s World Fantasy Award-winning The Prestige. Now, we could go on about what an extraordinary writer Christopher Priest is – how he effortlessly straddles the worlds […]
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SF Masterwork of the Week: Dying Inside
Our current SF Masterwork of the Week is Robert Silverberg‘s extraordinary Dying Inside. To flesh out the book many regard as Silverberg’s finest, we’re delighted to republish a review from SF Gateway’s own Andrew Spong, […]
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