Up Through an Empty House of Stars

The collection features a selection of David Langford's insightful and humorous reviews and articles that have shaped his esteemed reputation in science fiction since 1980. With 100 diverse pieces, it offers critical analysis of both celebrated and obscure works, including classics by authors like Heinlein and contemporary stars like Gene Wolfe. Langford's signature wit shines through as he explores the connections between crime fiction and SF, alongside amusing critiques of poorly written works, making this a must-read for genre enthusiasts.