The February 2014 issue of Andrew Andrews’s True Review (Number 87) is now available on the web. The quarterly review ‘zine kicks off with a commentary on planned obsolesence (“Until Destruction”) as well as an editorial on fandom (“Fan-sanity”). This issue has 12 feature book reviews by Andrews and by Debra Jackson-Andrews, and three other recommendations.

The books with featured reviews in this issue include:
The Abominable by Dan Simmons
Dark City by F. Paul Wilson
Apocalypse by Dean Crawford
The Doctor and the Dinosaurs by Mike Resnick
Uncollected by Richard Matheson
Leave Yesterday Alone by Richard Matheson
Everything You Need by Michael Marshall Smith
Tesseracts Seventeen edited by Colleen Anderson and Steve Vernon
The Bookman’s Tale by Charlie Lovett
The Best Horror of the Year: Volume 5 edited by Ellen Datlow
Beyond the Sun edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt
The Wiley O’Reilly: Irish Country Stories by Patrick Taylor

Recommendations include:
Strange Playgrounds by George Daniel Lea
She Walks in Darkness by Evangeline Walton
Enter At Your Own Risk: Dark Muses, Spoken Silences edited by Dr. Alex Scully