The Gift Of Fire/On The Head Of A Pin by Walter Mosley (book review)
Can you handle change? A new home or a new place to work? How about a new reality that changes
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The Explorer by James Smythe (book review)
Apparently Hell is other people, so what does that make the complete absence of company? Heaven? Purgatory? Or perhaps a
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The Upward Turn composed by Rod Abernethy (album review)
Game soundtrack legend Rod Abernethy has made his first and hopefully not last foray into a world of music outside
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The Educated Ape And Other Wonders Of The Worlds by Robert Rankin (book review)
A Lord wants to unite several worlds through a Grand Exposition, a scientist hopes to create a working time ship,
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Retromancer by Robert Rankin (book review)
(pub: Gollancz. 366 page enlarged paperback. Price: £12.99. ISBN: 978-0-575-08497-1 pub: Gollancz. 341 page hardback. Price: £14.99. ISBN: 978-0-575-07872-7) check
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My Favourite Character: Arnold Rimmer by Aidan Fortune (article).
Second Class Technician Arnold Judas Rimmer may seem like an unusual choice as a favourite character but there is logic
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The Spy Who Haunted Me (Secret Histories: 3) by Simon R. Green (book review)
The third in a series doesn’t always have a good reputation. ‘The Godfather Part Three’ ruined the legacy of the
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Tron Uprising by Joseph Trapanese (soundtrack review)
Cartoons have come a long way since I was a lad. Gone are the paper-thin plots, average animation and soundtracks
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The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (soundtrack review).
When reviewing any piece of work, I do my best to take it in isolation and not let related materials
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London Eye: Toxic City Book One by Tim Lebbon (book review).
A terrorist attack, a city that has been altered beyond all recognition and a group of survivors struggling to make
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