News for January 2012

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Spartacus

Well ok not really, but I do have the next best thing and that's a guest blog by the real actual author of Spartacus: Swords & Ashes - J.M. Clements. SPOLIARIUM Author J.M. Clements on his novel Spartacus: Swords & Ashes Starz were playing their cards very close to their chests about events in the Spartacus: Vengeance TV series. You...

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Why I still buy paper books

Christmas was a bit of a revelation for me as far as book buying goes and I thought it would be worth sharing my recent thoughts on that sometime contentious subject of ebook versus paper book.

I have had a Kindle for a little over a year now and I do really like the device, not only is the screen really easy to read but...

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SFBook Book of the year 2011

This years book of the year was again very closely contested competition (although people have behaved a lot better this time around) and each of the 12 finalists are quite deserving of the title.

In the end though there can only be one winner and the SFBook Book of the year award 2011 goes to...

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The safest road to hell is the gradual one-the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts
- CS Lewis
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Happy Birthday! SFBook is 12 years old!

SFBook would like to wish a very Happy New Year to all our visitors and personally thank each and every one for visiting the site over the last 12 months.

SFBook has enjoyed considerable success in 2011, over the year the site has attracted over 370 000 unique visitors who have looked at almost 1.7 million...

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Book of the Month January 2012

This months book of the month, the first of 2012, goes to Hylton H Smith's The Ice Wars of Dominia, a fitting conclusion to the excellent Evilution series.

Congratulations to Hylton, the first Entry into the book of the year...

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