? Sherlock, put simply, is brilliant. From the overwhelmingly creative minds of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss (two of the brains behind the recent seasons of Dr. Who) Sherlock sweeps […]
Part II of our Interview Spotlight finds Charles Stross at the front and center of the cyber-punk world. With a career that didn’t begin with writing, Stross has grown into […]
We here at The Artificial Selection Project recently caught up with Cory Doctorow and Charlie Stross to discuss, among various other things, their recent conglomeration, The Rapture of the Nerds, and the […]
Karen Russell’s debut novel Swamplandia! does a few things right and, unfortunately, many things wrong. Taking place in the lush swamps of Florida, Russell paints an incredibly tangible landscape, with […]
With the explosive release of Google’s line of Nexus android devices and the continuing growth of the Android market, we here at The Artificial Selection Project decided to take a […]
Emma Donoghue’s seventh addition to her literary career comes in the form of Room, a very disconcerting story that, roughly half-way through, finds its teeth and truly digs into the emotional well […]
Brent Weeks’ second entry into his expansive and ambitious Lightbringer Trilogy (or, technically, Quadrilogy) comes in the form of the fantasy masterpiece, The Blinding Knife. Capitalizing and improving upon everything in the first […]
Lauren Beukes’ Zoo City grips readers by the heart and flings them mercilessly into the depths of its magically laced world. A wickedly imaginative novel, Zoo City takes plenty of […]
Lauren Beukes, author of a variety of screen plays, comics, and two novels, is in the spotlight today for her newest creation, Zoo City, which won her the Arthur C. Clarke Award […]
While the book itself is filled with excellent prose and lively characters, The Prisoner of Heaven falls short in the actual storytelling department. Compared to Zafon’s previous two books, which […]
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