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Bite by Gardner Goldsmith (book review).

Gardner Goldsmith is an American author who has written for various US genre television series including ‘Star Trek: Voyager’. ‘Bite’

A young woman is brutally beaten and assaulted and left for dead. She is taken to the nearest clinic where

The final deadline for the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition is this Saturday, May 31. Our Horror and Sci-Fi categories

‘The Mark Of The Tala’ is the first of three novels set in ‘The Twelve Kingdoms’. Each book tells the

Last year, I reviewed ’50 Great Myths Of Popular Psychology’ by Scott Lilienfeld, so I wasn’t that surprised to see

‘Grimm’ is looking to consolidate itself as a solid cult series and what is better than spending some money on

A great title, ‘Doctor Who: The Complete Guide’ but no one book is ever quite going to cover the whole

Kenan Malik’s ‘The Quest For A Moral Compass: A Global History Of Ethics’ book has a long title which actually

There are two distinct themes at work in Libby McGugan’s philosophical science thriller ‘The Eidolon’. One is the very interesting

How many years has it been since the heyday of drive-in movies where, especially in America, you could park your