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Niall Harrison

April 30, 2013

Round-ups and shortlist reviews

Anne Charnock
David Hebblethwaite
Farah Mendlesohn -- and thoughts on eligible books by women
Abigail Nussbaum
Jared Shurin
LiveJournal poll

Nod by Adrian Barnes

Reviewed by Eric Brown for The Guardian
Reviewed by Anne Charnock at A Calculated Life
Reviewed by A Fiction Habit
Reviewed by Julie Fisher for Bookmunch
Reviewed by Jim Greenhalf for Telegraph & Argus
Reviewed by Dan Hartland
Reviewed by David Hebblethwaite for Strange Horizons
Discussed by Farah Mendlesohn
Reviewed by A Persistent Delirium
Reviewed by Marie Southard

Dark Eden by Chris Beckett

Reviewed by Anne Charnock
Reviewed by Gary Couzens for The Zone
Reviewed by Dan Hartland
Reviewed by Rahul Kanakia for Strange Horizons
Reviewed by Stuart Kelly for The Guardian
Reviewed by Martin McGrath for Vector
Discussed by Farah Mendlesohn
Reviewed by Eddie Robson for SFX
Reviewed by Speculative Fiction Junkie
Reviewed by Adam Whitehead at The Wertzone

Angelmaker by Nick Harkaway

Reviewed by Niall Alexander for Tor.com
Reviewed by David Barnett for The Independent and further appreciated
Reviewed by Mark Bould for the Los Angeles Review of Books
Reviewed by James Bradley for the Sydney Morning Herald
Reviewed by Anne Charnock
Reviewed by John Clute for Strange Horizons
Reviewed by Dan Hartland
Reviewed by David Hebblethwaite
Reviewed by Stuart Kelly for The Scotsman
Reviewed by Martin Lewis for Strange Horizons
Reviewed by Emily St. John Mandel for The Millions
Reviewed by Tim Martin for The Telegraph
Discussed by Farah Mendlesohn
Reviewed by Patrick Ness for The Guardian
Reviewed by James Purdon for The Observer
Reviewed by Glen Weldon for Slate

The Dog Stars by Peter Heller

Reviewed by Nina Allan for Strange Horizons
Reviewed by Michel Basilières for The Star
Reviewed by Jason Blevins for The Denver Post
Reviewed by James Bradley for the Sydney Morning Herald
Reviewed by Ryan Britt for Tor.com
Reviewed by Eric Brown for The Guardian
Reviewed by Saxon Bullock for SFX
Reviewed by Anne Charnock
Reviewed by Sarah L Courteau for B&N Review
Reviewed by Dan Hartland
Reviewed by David Hebblethwaite
Reviewed by Maureen Kincaid Speller
Reviewed by Caroline Leavitt for the San Francisco Chronicle
Discussed by Farah Mendlesohn
Reviewed by Jennifer Reese for NPR

Intrusion by Ken MacLeod

Reviewed by Anne Charnock
Reviewed by Nic Clarke for SFX
Discussed by Henry Farrell at Crooked Timber
Reviewed by Dan Hartland for Strange Horizons
Reviewed by David Hebblethwaite
Reviewed by Gwyneth Jones for The Guardian
Reviewed by Caroline McCracken-Flesher for the LA Review of Books
Discussed by Farah Mendlesohn
Reviewed by Annalee Newitz at io9

2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson

Reviewed by Niall Alexander
Reviewed by James Bradley for The Saturday Age
Reviewed by Gerry Canavan for the Los Angeles Review of Books
Reviewed by Anne Charnock
Reviewed by L Timmel Duchamp for Strange Horizons
Reviewed by M. John Harrison for The Guardian
Reviewed by Dan Hartland
Reviewed by Thea James at The Booksmugglers
Reviewed by Roz Kaveney for The Independent
Discussed by Farah Mendlesohn
Reviewed by Stefan Raets for Tor.com
Reviewed by Choire Sicha for Slate
Reviewed by Vandana Singh
Reviewed by Jeff VanderMeer for the LA Times
Reviewed by Ethan Robinson
Reviewed by Adam Whitehead at The Wertzone
Reviewed by Gary K Wolfe for Locus
Reviewed by Ernest J Yanarella for Strange Horizons

About Niall Harrison

Niall Harrison is an independent critic based in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. He is a former editor of Strange Horizons, and his writing has also appeared in The New York Review of Science Fiction, Foundation: The International Review of Science Fiction, The Los Angeles Review of Books and others. He has been a judge for the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and a Guest of Honor at the 2023 British National Science Fiction Convention. His collection All These Worlds: Reviews and Essays is available from Briardene Books.

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