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Clockwork Empires
GamesMEDIASteampunk

RTS goes steampunk, with Clockwork Empires.

Gaslamp Games, best know for their Dungeons of Dredmor game, are soon to launch their new steampunked PC strategy game,

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Dr Who in Pond Life.
Doctor WhoMEDIATV

Doctor Who, secret rapper?

If you look closely at this pre-trailer for Doctor Who ‘Pond Life’ (trailing the new seventh series of Dr Who

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Jedi fight in Clone Wars s5.
Star Wars

Clone Wars series five.

So, the fifth series of Clone Wars is nearly upon us? Our kids will be happy, and the young at

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HorrorMEDIAScifi

Don’t Step Over The Welcome Mat

a story of house etiquette by: GF Willmetts   I don’t let anyone breathing into my house.   I can

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It’s Not Rocket Science by Ben Miller.

Contrary to the title, ‘It’s Not Rocket Science’, Ben Miller’s book covers a lot of rocket science, especially in the

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The Lovecraft Anthology Volume II edited by Dan Lockwood

HP Lovecraft has undergone something of a renaissance of late. Alan Moore’s recent ‘Neonomicon’ series introduced the author to a

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ComicsMEDIA

Strontium Dog: Search/Destroy Agency Files 03 by John Wagner, Alan Grant, Carlos Ezquerra and Robin Smith

Probably the biggest reason you would need to buying the third volume of the ‘Strontium Dog’ books is because of

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Yours Truly, Jack The Ripper by Robert Bloch

A love letter to the most famous yet unknown serial killer of all time, ‘Yours Truly, Jack The Ripper’ is

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BooksMEDIAScience

What Makes Your Brain Happy And Why You Should Do The Opposite by David DiSalvo

I know I frequently go on about learning more about a book from its sub-title than its main title, but

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MEDIAMusic/Audio

The Jerry Goldsmith Collection – Vol. 1: The Rarities

For over 40 years, Jerry Goldsmith was movie soundtracks. Such respect he had earned among his peers was that even

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