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Zombie Apocalypse: Horror Hospital by Mark Morris (book review).

‘Horror Hospital’ is a prequel novel set in the ‘Zombie Apocalypse!’ universe created by well-known British horror editor Stephen Jones

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The Race by Nina Allan (book review).

Nina Allan is a British genre author whose reputation to date has been built on her short fiction, which combines

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Myths And Legends: Thor: Viking God Of Thunder by Graeme Davis (book review).

‘Thor: Viking God Of Thunder’ is volume five in the ‘Myths And Legends’ series published by Osprey under its ‘Osprey

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2015, Volume 128 # 717 (magazine review).

The first issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ for 2015 is packed full of content, including five

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BooksSteampunk

Jani And The Greater Game by Eric Brown (book review).

Eric Brown is a prolific British novelist, most of whose books fall firmly within the category of Science Fiction. He

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2014, Volume 127 # 716 (magazine review).

This is the last issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ for 2014 and editor Gordon van Gelder

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Fade-Out by Gavin Salisbury (book review).

Gavin Salisbury is a modern British polymath. A chemist by training, his creative output includes paintings, music, poetry and fiction.

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BooksScifi

An Interview With Richard Calder by Patrick Mahon (interview).

  Richard Calder is a British Science Fiction writer who came to prominence in 1992 with his post-cyberpunk debut novel,

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The Zombie Film: From White Zombie To World War Z by Alain Silver and James Ursini (book review).

Zombies seem to be flavour of the month at the moment across many different media, including books, comics, TV and

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sept/Oct 2014, Volume 127 # 714 (magazine review).

The September/October issue of ‘The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ popped through my letterbox a few weeks back and

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