Juxtaposition (novel)

Dave Langford reviewed Juxtaposition for White Dwarf #47, and stated that "Juxtaposition is more, much more, very much more of the same stuff from the previous two, and sometimes I thought it would never end, as in a final stroke of miscalculation Anthony allows his twin worlds of magic and technology to merge in a prolonged tussle goblins, golems, tanks, power winches, unicorns, plastic explosive, magicians, cannon - which bores on into wearisome farce."^[1]

• Review by Richard Mathews (1982) in Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Review, #6, July–August 1982^[2]
• Review by W. Ritchie Benedict (1984) in Thrust, #20, Summer 1984
• Review [French] by Daniel Lemoine (1985) in Fiction, #362