Best Of British Science Fiction 2020 edited by Donna Scott (book review).
These ‘Best Of British-’ collections from Newcon Press always feature a lot of good stuff so I was pleased to get another for…
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These ‘Best Of British-’ collections from Newcon Press always feature a lot of good stuff so I was pleased to get another for…
‘Requiem For An Astronaut’ by Daniel Bennett is another novella from Newcon Press. At a hundred pages, they provide the succinctness of a…
Not many people connect the Orkneys to Arthurian legend but King Lot of Orkney was married to Arthur’s sister, Morgause, it seems and…
‘Swords & Steam: Short Stories’ is another big collection from Flame Tree Publishing that mixes old and new stories, this time in the…
Gene Colan cut corners on his artwork. Every explosion was a full page. He’d use the side of his pencil to draw some…
‘Elric: Stormbringer’ has two heroes: Stormbringer is a magic sword of great power. Elric is a miserable, pasty-faced whiner with a medical condition,…
‘Occult Detective Magazine’ is a small British publication that builds on a tradition founded by William Hope Hodgson’s ace supernatural detective Carnacki that…
Here’s another issue of ‘Future Science Fiction Digest’, the magazine of international SF. This one features stories from China, Russia, Belgium, the USA…
‘Kzine’ is a little British magazine that publishes quality short fiction in several genres. The latest issue is up to its usual high…
When you read that a book has been thirty-five years in the making, it gives you high expectations. Such is the case with…
Who would bother to make a graphic novel about English political writer George Orwell? The French, obviously. They are much more political. While…
‘Titan’ is a graphic novel that’s written and crudely drawn by Francois Vigneault. Crudely but with gusto, good storytelling and a sort of…