Saboteur Awards 2013: Fiction
-In which Richard T. Watson sums up the Fiction side of the Saboteur 2013 Awards– The first of the Fiction
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‘Pressed By Unseen Feet’ (ed. Rose Drew & Alan Gillott)
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– Around ten per cent of York’s working population is employed in tourism, directly or indirectly,
Read moreOverheard: Stories To Read Aloud (ed. Jonathan Taylor)
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– The earliest stories were told through word-of-mouth, and passed on with slight variations by being
Read more‘Controller’ by Sally Ashton
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– In the absence of words and common language, much of human communication happens through non-verbal
Read more‘Holophin’ by Luke Kennard
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– In Luke Kennard’s debut novella, the Holophin is a tiny, incredibly-powerful, highly-personalised computer. While humanity
Read moreA Fiction Round-Up 2012
-Decided by Richard T. Watson– ‘Tis the season to be making lists and round-ups of the previous year, so it’s
Read more‘The Killing of a Bank Manager’ by Paul Kavanagh
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– It’s a title that must have sounded very of-the-moment back in 2010, when The Killing
Read moreAn Interview with some Editors of Armchair/Shotgun
–Richard T. Watson speaks to Evan Simko-Bednarski and John Cusick– Earlier this year, we at Sabotage opened up voting for
Read more‘Circuits of the Wind (A Legend of the Net Age) Volume #1’ by Michael Stutz
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– Circuits of the Wind Volume #1 is the first in this trilogy by Michael Stutz,
Read more‘The Brothers’ by Asko Sahlberg (translated by Fleur and Emily Jeremiah)
-Reviewed by Richard T. Watson– Asko Sahlberg has written a tight and compact little saga in The Brothers (entitled He
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