Sam Tyler
Sam has had a love of reading ever since he realised the local library was only down the road. He is a fan of novels that fall into the big genres; science fiction, fantasy, crime historic etc. but is open to other delectation on occasion. His love of reading naturally led him to a job as a Librarian, if only he had foreseen this meant as much to do with computers as books nowadays. He still spends many of his free hours reading and hopes to do so for many years to come.
Books reviewed by Sam Tyler (470)
Antartica Station
The Sorcerer and the Necromancer
Culprits
New Year, New You: A Speculative Anthology of Reinvention
Conan: Cult of the Obsidian Moon
The Final Orchard
Quarry's Return
Interstellar MegaChef
Designing Terry Pratchett's Discworld
The Ravening
Death Comes at Christmas
The Price of Memory and Other Stories
Marc Spector Was Host to Venom?
The Glass Abyss
Shoestring Theory
Benothinged
The Bog Wife
Coup de Grace
Teslamancer
Bound in Blood
Jekyll & Hyde: Consulting Detectives
The House of Last Resort
The Escher Man
Gorse
What If... Wanda Maximoff and Peter Parker Were Siblings
Guillotine
The Last Gifts of the Universe
Pay the Piper
Edge of the Known World
The Missing Family
Folk Horror
The Last Shield
Inspiration
Brittle
Seaborn
Extremophile
Smothermoss
The Fan Who Knew Too Much
The Hunters Gambit
That Which Stands Outside