Tag Archives: Titan Books

'A Breath After Drowning' by Alice Blanchard is a suitably complex psychological thriller that proves an addictive late-night pager-turner.

'Hekla's Children' by James Brogden is a stylish dark fantasy novel that begins with the disappearance of four British schoolchildren.

'Angels of Music' by Kim Newman is a pulpy period fantasy novel featuring trios of crime-fighting lady adventuresses recalls classic genre fiction and a seventies teleseries.

A fascinating trip down memory lane for those curious about what went on behind the pages.

The first of a series of period mysteries craftily blends mythology and post-war politics.

A new police procedural trilogy set in an isolated group of northern islands proves moody and involving.

The basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar crafts a strong addition to the ever swelling realm of Sherlockiana, "Mycroft Holmes".

The reissue of a classic of British new wave s-f proves as germane today as it did when it first came out in paperback.

The first volume in a military s-f trilogy provides a hard-knock take on intergalactic warfare.

The Death House is a strong YA dystopian novel about quarantined children: a celebration of hope in the direst of worlds