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Shadow Gate (Book Two of Crossroads) by Kate Elliott (book review).

‘Shadow Gate’ is the second book in the ‘Crossroads’ trilogy set in the Hundred. It follows many of the point

So here we are then, ‘The Sum Of Her Parts’, the third and final book in Alan Dean Foster’s ‘The Tipping

It might seem an odd choice to include a book of interviews, a couple not seen print before, with director/scriptwriter/sometimes

Here’s the new trailer for Spiderman Homecoming and I have to say, this might actually be the first decent Spiderman

David Sutton has been writing horror fiction since the 1960s. Over the decades, many of his stories have appeared in

IDW and WonderCon head to Anaheim, CA this weekend for the fan-favorite 3-day convention! Held at the Anaheim Convention Center

Even before I picked up the ‘Doctor Strange’ blu-ray, I had mixed feelings. A female Ancient One. A black Baron

Bringing up memories of the more engaging ‘The Quiet Earth’ (1985), ‘Bokeh’ concerns a young (American?) couple, Jenai and Riley,

‘On Spec’, the Canadian magazine of the fantastic is one of those small enterprises struggling to keep the flame of

‘Welcome To The Greenhouse ‘is edited by Gordon Van Gelder, who picks the stories for ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy And