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1. Charles Stross - Bit Rot: (Short Stories); Charles Stross has posted a short story called Bit Rot on his blog - apparently this is the missing link between Saturn's Children (review here) and the soon-to-be-released Neptune's Brood (sorry, haven' ...; Created on 19 June 2013
2. Charles Stross – Glasshouse: (Review); Charles Stross is a Scottish SF writer, with, to date, 21 novels, 2 collections, a plethora of short stories, and several major Awards to his name. His latest book – The Apocaplypse Codex (Book 4 in the ...; Created on 07 September 2012
3. Charles Stross – Wireless: (Review); Here are a few thoughts on Wireless, a collection of short stories by Charles Stross, a book a received from Little, Brown Books for review (thanks). This is, like every other collection of short stories ...; Created on 28 April 2010
4. Charles Stross - Accelerando: (Review); Accelerando is a Hugo, A.C. Clarke and BSFA nominated novel by Charles Stross which I found to be an excellent read. A mesmerizing whirl of ideas. Stunning. Charles starts with classic Cyberpunk, and then ...; Created on 26 October 2011
5. Charles Stross - Halting State: (Review); Here are my thoughts on Halting State, a near-future, online-gaming-detective-spooks romp by Charles Stross, at his social-trends-of-technology-extrapolating, the-geeks-will-inherit-the-earth best. The ...; Created on 17 January 2010
6. Charles Stross - Missile Gap: (Review); Missile Gap is a short story by Charles Stross, which is available both in Hardback and online. The book plays during the coldest phase of the Cold War (Cuba crisis), but on an earth far removed, in time ...; Created on 16 November 2010
7. Charles Stross - Saturn’s Children: (Review); Saturn's Children is a stand-alone novel by the Scottish writer Charles Stross. Charlie has, to date, 13 Novels, 2 Collections, and a substantial number of short stories and Novellas to his name. He's a ...; Created on 14 November 2011
8. Charles Stross - Scratch Monkey: (Review); Scratch Monkey is the early Charles Stross novel which never was, or, at least, hasn't been so far. It was written 1988-93, and nearly saw the light of day in 94, but things didn't go to plan, as Charlie ...; Created on 12 October 2010
9. Charles Stross - Singularity Sky: (Review); A few words of praise for Charles Stross' first published novel, Singularity Sky, which left me positively surprised – for a first novel this is highly readable and in parts 'undownputable' (urgh, nu-English), ...; Created on 11 February 2010
10. Charles Stross - The Atrocity Archives: (Review); This is Charles Stross' first published novel – and to start, let's just make clear that it's a cracker. 'The Atrocity Archives' is a Secret Service/Spy story, with a heavily occult slant (it's all science, ...; Created on 30 June 2010
11. Charles Stross - The Jennifer Morgue: (Review); Charles Stross' Laundry Files series (to which The Jennifer Morgue belongs) is a polymorphous beast that's hard to pin down – it consists of 3 Novels so far, plus x number of Novellas, Novellettes, Short ...; Created on 08 March 2011
12. Charles Stross - Toast: (Review); Toast is Charles Stross' first published work of fiction. He wrote the introduction in 2000, it hit the shelves in 2002; and in 2006 it was released into the wilds of the Interwebs on a Creative Commons ...; Created on 15 June 2010
13. Cory Doctorow & Charles Stross – The Rapture of the Nerds: (Review); The Rapture of the Nerds is the first Novel-length collaboration between Cory Doctorow and Charles Stross after several short stories written together. They say that they enjoy themselves doing so, and ...; Created on 26 June 2013
14. Charles Stross - Equoid: (Review); I'll keep this reasonably short, as this is a Novella, and not a full-size novel. Equoid is the latest offering in the Laundry Files universe by Charles Stross, and is nominated for the 2014 Hugo Award ...; Created on 08 July 2014
15. Charles Stross - Neptune’s Brood: (Review); Charles Stross is a writer of Near-Future SF, Space Opera, and Geeky Horror stories living in Scotland. I’m not going to count his published output - firstly it is substantial, secondly it’s riddled with ...; Created on 16 August 2014
16. Charles Stross – The Fuller Memorandum: (Review); ... Charles Stross (adopted Scot. Umpteen books to his name. Award-winning, including Hugo, Sideways, Prometheus etc. All-round entertaining presence when on stage or in full swing in the bar), or the Laundry ...; Created on 01 July 2015
17. Charles Stross – The Apocalypse Codex: (Review); Why, welcome to my on-going Stross catch-up. Charles Stross is an adoptive Scot, the award-winning author of several series, and a hugely entertaining presence at conventions, both at panel discussions ...; Created on 24 March 2016
18. Charles Stross - The Rhesus Chart: (Review); “Don’t be silly Bob”, said Mo, “everybody knows Vampires don’t exist!”. Well, with that very first sentence the topic of the book is well and truly established… Charles Stross is a British writer living ...; Created on 10 September 2016
19. Charles Stross - Empire Games: (Review); Charles Stross has been enriching our lives with his (predominantly) SFnal tales for over 15 years now, and is thankfully showing no intention to slow down. His articles on antipope.org are as thought-provoking ...; Created on 12 April 2017
20. Charles Stross - The Annihilation Score: (Review); The Laundry Files series by Charles Stross has been a running concern since the release of The Atrocity Archives in 2004, it has progressed from its original blueprint of geeky humour mixed with Lovecraftian ...; Created on 07 May 2017

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