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Duncan Lawie

Duncan Lawie has been reviewing SF for half as long as he has been reading it, although there was a quiet period during two years as an Arthur C. Clarke Award judge. His reviews also appears in the British Science Fiction Association's Vector Magazine.

Duncan Lawie in our archives

The Adventures of the Incognita Countess by Cynthia Ward, Reviews, Issue 22 January 2018
Terraforming: Ecopolitical Transformations and Environmentalism in Science Fiction by Chris Pak, Non-Fiction, Issue 3 July 2017
The Dream Quest of Vellitt Boe by Kij Johnson, Non-Fiction, Issue 5 June 2017
Down and Out in Purgatory by Tim Powers, Reviews, Issue 1 August 2016
Googolplex by KG Johansson, Reviews, Issue 7 March 2016
Chasing the Phoenix by Michael Swanwick, Reviews, Issue 14 September 2015
Shackleton's Man Goes South by Tony White, Reviews, Issue 12 August 2013
Constellation Games by Leonard Richardson, Reviews, Issue 17 December 2012
Be My Enemy by Ian McDonald, Reviews, Issue 8 October 2012
The Mongoliad: Book One by Neal Stephenson, Greg Bear, Mark Teppo, E. D. deBirmingham, Erik Bear, Joseph Brassey, and Cooper Moo, Reviews, Issue 6 August 2012
Bringer of Light by Jaine Fenn, Reviews, Issue 20 February 2012
Dancing With Bears: The Postutopian Adventures of Darger and Surplus by Michael Swanwick, Reviews, Issue 19 September 2011
Harbinger of the Storm by Aliette de Bodard, Reviews, Issue 23 May 2011
Rivers of London/Midnight Riot by Ben Aaronovitch, Reviews, Issue 7 March 2011
Guardians of Paradise by Jaine Fenn, Reviews, Issue 6 December 2010
Silversands by Gareth L. Powell, Reviews, Issue 4 October 2010
Servant of the Underworld by Aliette de Bodard, Reviews, Issue 19 July 2010
The Push by Dave Hutchinson, Reviews, Issue 7 June 2010
Terminal World by Alastair Reynolds, Reviews, Issue 29 March 2010
Gardens of the Sun by Paul McAuley, Reviews, Issue 7 December 2009
The Best of Michael Moorcock, edited by John Davey with Ann and Jeff VanderMeer, Reviews, Issue 10 August 2009
Blood and Ice by Robert Masello, Reviews, Issue 1 June 2009
The Accord by Keith Brooke, Reviews, Issue 4 May 2009
The Dragon's Nine Sons and Three Unbroken by Chris Roberson, Reviews, Issue 16 February 2009
Steampunk, edited by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer, and Extraordinary Engines, edited by Nick Gevers, Reviews, Issue 20 October 2008
Dark Blood by John Meaney, Reviews, Issue 26 May 2008
disLOCATIONS edited by Ian Whates, Reviews, Issue 4 February 2008
Divergence by Tony Ballantyne, Reviews, Issue 19 November 2007
Bone Song by John Meaney, Reviews, Issue 20 August 2007
Evil Genius by Catherine Jinks, Reviews, Issue 11 June 2007
Horizons by Mary Rosenblum, Reviews, Issue 14 May 2007
Galactic North and Zima Blue and Other Stories by Alastair Reynolds, Reviews, Issue 26 March 2007
The Serrano Legacy by Elizabeth Moon, Reviews, Issue 29 January 2007
Mad Dog Summer by Joe R. Lansdale, Reviews, Issue 27 November 2006
Catalyst by Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Reviews, Issue 21 August 2006

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