Lucid: The Dreamwalker book 1 of 3 by Oraine Johnson (book review).
By any standards, ‘Lucid’ is a solid debut novel. While author Oraine Johnson already has an established career in the arts, what he’s…
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By any standards, ‘Lucid’ is a solid debut novel. While author Oraine Johnson already has an established career in the arts, what he’s…
I came across this book, ‘Doctor Who: Special Effects’ by Mat Irvine, on e-auction recently and realised I’d never come across his first…
In many respects, the third volume of ‘The Invisibles’ has had a serious makeover. Phil Jimenez, a new artist, has been instrumental in…
‘The Lost Reliquary’ effectively engages the reader from the very first line. The protagonist, Lys, is part of the crowd gathered for the…
As with other earlier new ‘Doctor Who’ seasons, I’ve already reviewed the episodes when they first appeared on TV, so the focus on…
‘Comic Book Creator’ has gone bi-monthly. Best to point that out. The opening article by editor/writer Jon B. Cooke looks at how a…
Demon slayers, vending machines and celestial slime: SFcrowsnest’s autumn anime & manga digest If you thought anime had peaked when Tanjiro beheaded a…
Computer Gaming’s Ghoulish Grab-Bag: October 2025 Round-Up The nights are drawing in, the pumpkins are two-for-a-fiver at the supermarket, and your backlog is…
October 2025 Tabletop & Miniatures News Round-up: Aliens, Arena Duels & Ratling Rumours October’s here, the evenings are long, and the excuses to stay…
It’s alive! – October 2025’s monstrous Comic-book haul If you thought the summer’s glow had dimmed in comic-land, think again. Autumn 2025 has…
At long last, King Arthur is getting another go. Apparently, the BBC hasn’t cornered the market on moody wizards and morally conflicted knights,…
Our man-of-many-horror-movies is back with a review of Frankenstein, as Guillermo del Toro has done it. After nearly two decades of sketching, brooding,…