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Elves: Beyond The Mists Of Katura (Elves Trilogy book 3) by James Barclay (book review).

James Barclay has been writing epic fantasy novels for well over a decade now. ‘Elves: Beyond The Mists Of Katura’

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Deadworld: Restoration # 2 by Gary Reed and Sami Makkonen (comic review).

The second issue of ‘Deadworld: Restoration’, dated January 2014, takes us further into the story set up by issue one,

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Ex-Patriots (The Ex Series book 2) by Peter Clines (book review).

‘Ex-Patriots’ is the second book in a series of superhero/zombie mash-up novels from the pen of Hollywood-based writer Peter Clines.

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Deadworld: Restoration # 1 by Gary Reed and Sami Makkonen (comic-book review).

‘Deadworld: Restoration’ is a five issue monthly comic, in the long-running post-apocalyptic zombie series originally created by Stuart Kerr and

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The Weird edited by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer (book review).

‘The Weird: A Compendium Of Strange And Dark Stories’ is a gigantic, award-winning anthology of short stories whose subject matter

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Age Of Voodoo by James Lovegrove (book review).

James Lovegrove has carved himself a real niche in the military Science Fiction genre with his ‘Age Of’ series of

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Closure Limited And Other Zombie Tales by Max Brooks (book review).
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Closure Limited And Other Zombie Tales by Max Brooks (book review).

Max Brooks is the bestselling author of the zombie novel ‘World War Z’ which was recently made into a Hollywood

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Chasing The Dragon (Quantum Gravity Book 4) by Justina Robson (book review).

‘Chasing The Dragon’ is the fourth volume in Justina Robson’s five book ‘Quantum Gravity’ series of Science Fiction novels about

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American Zombie Gothic: The Rise And Fall (And Rise) Of The Walking Dead In Popular Culture by Kyle William Bishop (book review)

Kyle William Bishop is an Associate Professor of English at Southern Utah University in the USA. ‘American Zombie Gothic’ is

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The Skin Map: Bright Empires book 1 by Stephen R. Lawhead (book review).

Stephen R. Lawhead is an American novelist who has been writing in the historical fiction and fantasy genres since the

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