It's not that we're obsessed with reading books (and sometimes having a stab at writing them) here on Ferretbrain, it's just that we get light-headed and giddy if we don't get regular doses of the written word.
- The Scarab Redemption by Robinson L Robinson L is surprised by the final book in Catherine Fisher's Oracle Prophecies trilogy
- A Glass of Dickness by Arthur B Part 2 of a survey of Philip K. Dick's output covers the ridiculous amount of stuff he wrote in 1953.
- Pedo Snore Screed of a Octafish by Arthur B Sheri S. Tepper's The Waters Rising is sufficient cause to fire the entire editorial staff at Gollancz and HarperCollins, and no credible SF or fantasy publisher should accept her work until she apologises for it.
- Just be Close at Hand by Kyra-Wardog Kyra Smith continues to bloody-mindedly review Sarra Manning’s adult novels.
- Not So Shiny by Sonia Mitchell By Light Alone fails to dazzle Sonia.
- You, Blowhard by Arthur B Just because you're the devil doesn't mean you have to be an arse about it.
- The King of the Frauds by Arthur B Colonel Pyat is a bigger shithead than you'd have ever guessed from his cameos in Michael Moorcock's other work.
- Kindlefluff 3: Royal Androids and Wanker Detectives by Arthur B Another trip into Amazon's nether regions uncovers legalised rape and a unique cure for vampirism.
- Not The Ending We Expected, But An Ending All The Same by Alasdair Czyrnyj The aethered wheel makes another turn in The House of Storms.
- Several Species of Bizarre Racial Theories Gathered Together In a Mythos and Grooving With a Pict by Arthur B A look at some of Robert E. Howard's non-Conan sword and sorcery, historical adventure and supernatural horror.
- Kindlegold: Psychic Evangelists and Giant Helmets by Arthur B A review of a Da Vinci Code knockoff and the big literary craze of 1764.
- It Might Be Dying But It's Still a Naughty Earth by Arthur B Arthur is a fan of problematic things.
- Gather Your Dicks Together by Arthur B The first course of a ten-part feast of Dick.
- Intrepid Journalist Gets Inside the Story by Arthur B Embedded proves that Dan Abnett can survive - even thrive - outside the world of tie-in fiction.
- The Literature of Delusions by Arthur B If science fiction is clever-clever smarty pants literature for wise and erudite philosophers, why does Clive Thompson read it?
- Selling Out To Chaos In Three Easy Stages by Arthur B The first three books of the Horus Heresy series mostly avoid becoming an exercise in stretching details of Warhammer 40,000 canon to novel length.
- Sins of the Fathers by Kyra-Wardog Kyra discovers she can write as well as edit podcasts - and has therefore reviewed Kristen Cashore's Bitterblue!
- The Tudor Agent (or Some Quire In the Night) by Arthur B Gloriana presents a fabulous world, a fantastic supporting cast, and a toxic story.
- Dick On Dick by Arthur B The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick finds the author of Blade Runner seeing things you people wouldn't believe.
- Fisting Myself Isn't As Fun As I Thought It Would Be by Arthur B The Herald of Oblivion gamebook from Games Workshop casts YOU as one of the famed Imperial Fists.
- Kindlefluff 2: Domesticating Brown People and Ignoring Murder Suspects by Arthur B Tamed by Douglas R. Brown and A King of Infinite Space by Tyler Dilts aren't saved from a mauling by their modest price tag.
- The Soirées of Infinity by Arthur B Listen: Amelia Underwood has come unstuck in time.
- Forget It, Reader, It's Low Town by Arthur B Daniel Polansky's The Straight Razor Cure is his first novel. And hopefully his last.
- Fists of Failure by Arthur B Ben Counter's Soul Drinkers get what's coming to them: a long, miserable, drawn-out death.
