ReviewComics
Suicide Squad: Original Motion Picture Score by Steven Price (CD review).
First, I must confess when I started this review I had not yet seen the ‘Suicide Squad’ film, so it was without any…
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August 2016
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The Native Star by M.K. Hobson (book review)
Emily Edwards lives with her father in the American mid-west in a tiny backwater called Lost Pine. She has inherited the family trade…
July 2016
ReviewGames
1979 Revolution: Black Friday – Original Video Game Soundtrack by Nima Fakhrara (MP3 review).
‘1979 Revolution: Black Friday’ is set in Tehran and you play a photojournalist who returns to Iran amid the bloody uprising against the…
May 2016
ReviewMusic/Audio
Deadpool Original Soundtrack by Junkie XL and various artists (CD review).
The ‘Deadpool’ soundtrack is by Junkie XL and includes songs from other various artists opens with ‘Angel Of The Morning’ by Juice Newton.…
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The Rats And The Ruling Sea (Voyage Of The Chathrand book 2) by Robert V.S. Redick (UK) /The Ruling Sea (Voyage Of The Chathrand book 2) by Robert V.S. Redick (US title) (book review).
This is the second book in Robert V.S. Redick’s Voyage Of The Chathrand series. ‘The Rats Of The Ruling Sea’ picks up right…
April 2016
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The Horns Of Ruin by Tim Akers (book review).
‘The Horns Of Ruins’ is an exciting blend of fantasy and steampunk set in a rich and varied city where technology and magic…
March 2016
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The Black Prism (Lightbringer book 1) by Brent Weeks (book review).
‘The Black Prism’ is the first book in the 2010 ‘Lightbringer’ trilogy from Brent Weeks, the author of the excellent ‘Night Angel’ series.…
February 2016
ReviewScifi
The Fade by Chris Wooding (book review).
‘The Fade’ is set in a moon, whose sun scorched surface is liveable to only a hardy few. The rest of civilisation has…
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The Bone Clocks by David Mitchell (book review).
‘The Bone Clocks’ by David Mitchell is a strange, captivating book. At turns, enthralling and frustrating in equal measure. It is a collection…