ReviewComics
Harleen by Stjefan Šejić (graphic novel review).
It’s getting a bit worrying to start reading a Harley Quinn story and looking at the initial on the hotwater tap and think…
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Wasp by Eric Frank Russell (SF Masterworks) (book review).
Eric Frank Russell (1905-1978) wrote ‘Wasp’ back in 1957. For the purposes of the story, an example is giving of how much chaos…
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Artifact Space (Arcana Imperii duology book 1) by Miles Cameron (book review).
‘Artifact Space’ by Miles Cameron, the first of the ‘Arcana Imperii’ duology, is a crossover of space opera and thriller. Cadet Marca Nbaro…
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Dawn (Book One of Lilith’s Brood) by Octavia E. Butler (book review).
In ‘Dawn’ by Octavia E. Butler, twenty-six year-old Lilith Iyapo awakens to find herself in isolated captivity after the human race has almost…
ReviewMagazines
Back Issue #20 February 2007 (magazine review).
The biggest surprise in finding a copy of this rare paper 2007 issue of ‘Back Issue’ is the opening editorial being changed to…
ReviewHorror
Occult Detective Magazine #8 (magazine review).
‘Occult Detective Magazine’ nobly continues the grand tradition of ghost hunters and other supernatural detectives. The latest eighth issue is out now, featuring…
ReviewScifi
The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2022, Volume 139 #759 (magazine review).
Regular readers will know that ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ is a magazine that covers a wide range of fiction at…
ReviewBooks
Skinwalkers At The Pentagon by James T. Lacatski, Colm A. Kelleher, and George Knapp (book review).
The title of James T. Lacatski, Colm A. Kelleher and George Knapp’s book, ‘Skinwalkers At The Pentagon’, is a bit of a misnomer.…
ReviewFilms
No Time To Die (2021) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review).
The latest Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’, is also the longest, clocking in at 165 minutes and what have they one with…
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Don’t Look Up (scifi film review).
John Joseph Adams, Erin Lindsey, and Tom Gerencer drop in to talk about Adam McKay’s Netflix original science fiction film Don’t Look Up.
ReviewBooks
The Who Adventures: The Art And History Of Virgin Publishing’s Doctor Who Fiction by David J Howe (book review).
This elegantly large, designed to be displayed on your TARDIS coffee table, hardback is reminiscent of the children’s annual we all coveted in…
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Doctor Who: Stranded 3 by James Kettle, Tim Foley and Lizzie Hopley (audio review).
All hail the return of the Baker Street team accompanying Doctor Number Eight, played by Paul McGann in ‘Stranded 3’. This time around,…