Film and Book Reviews
There are over 600 reviews of fantasy and science fiction books and movies on Warpcore SF. There are various ways to browse the listings and discover new things.Browse by type
Books
Doors Of Sleep by Tim Pratt
Released in 2021
Zaxony is condemned to travel to another universe every time he falls asleep, and there is a limit to what and who he can take with him.
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Films
Afterlife of the Party directed by Stephen Herek
Released in 2021
A party animal dies, but she gets the chance to come back and put things right with the people she left behind.
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Unlike the book and film listings, which are in date order, the genre listings feature the highest rated books and films first.Fantasy
Survivors by G. X. Todd
Released in 2019
A man wakes in a shallow grave to go on a quest across post-apocalyptic America to find someone at the instruction of a voice in his head. The third part of the Voices series.
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Horror
Happy Hour In Hell by Tad Williams
Released in 2013
An angel descends into Hell to retrieve his demonic girlfriend, to find that the torment and monsters are only part of his problems. The second Bobby Dollar novel.
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Science
How To by Randall Munroe
Released in 2019
In this book of popular science and maths, the author explores the answers to absurd questions about practical problems in the real world.
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Science fiction
All Systems Red by Martha Wells
Released in 2017
A rogue security android with a fear of human interaction is embroiled in a crisis when things go badly wrong for a peaceful scientific mission. The first novella in the Murderbot series.
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Young adult
Moana by Ron Clements and John Musker
Released in 2016
A young woman in ancient Polynesia sets off on an epic quest with the demigod Maui to restore her island, against the wishes of her father.
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Steampunk
Empire State by Adam Christopher
Released in 2012
Superheroes, robots and strange memory blocks baffle a private eye in this retro mystery.
