Skip to content
Friday, September 11, 2026
  • Anime/manga
  • Computers
  • Culture
  • Fantasy
  • J-life
  • Horror
  • Science
  • Scifi
  • Spy-Fy
sfcrowsnest logo

  • Awards
  • Books
  • Cons
  • Comics
  • Films
  • Games
  • Illustration
  • Kit
  • Magazines
  • Music/Audio
  • Toys/Models
  • TV
You are here:Home » Archives for PatrickMahon » Page 3
BooksHorror

The Children God Forgot by Graham Masterton (book review).

Graham Masterton is an experienced master of British horror writing, having published his first novel, ‘The Manitou’, in 1976 with

Read More
FantasyMagazinesScifi

The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2020, Volume 139 #752 (magazine review).

For years, if not decades to come, 2020 is likely to be known worldwide as the year of Covid-19. As

Read More
BooksScifi

Iterations: The Kon-Tiki Quartet: Part Four by Eric Brown and Keith Brooke (book review).

‘Iterations’ is the fourth and final novella in Eric Brown and Keith Brooke’s ‘Kon-Tiki Quartet’ of interstellar adventures. I reviewed

Read More
FantasyMagazinesScifi

The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2019, Volume 137 #746 (magazine review).

I was hoping that spending the last seven months working from home would have given me more time to read.

Read More
FantasyMagazinesScifi

The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar/Apr 2020, Volume 138 #748 (magazine review).

Every so often, the people at ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ choose a piece of cover art that

Read More
HorrorMagazines

Fantasm Presents # 2: Linnea Quigley (magazine review)

Back in February, just prior to lockdown, I reviewed the first of three ‘Fantasm Presents …’ magazines, each focused on

Read More
BooksScifi

Insights: The Kon-Tiki Quartet, Part Three by Eric Brown and Keith Brooke (book review).

I reviewed the first two volumes in Eric Brown and Keith Brooke’s jointly written ‘Kon-Tiki Quartet’ of novellas about interstellar

Read More
FantasyMagazinesScifi

The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Sep/Oct 2019, Volume 137 #745 (magazine review).

It’s hard to believe that ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ has been in existence for over seven decades

Read More
FantasyMagazinesScifi

The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jul/Aug 2019, Volume 137 #744 (magazine review).

The editorial team at ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ are rather good at commissioning interesting cover art. With

Read More
HorrorMagazines

Fantasm Presents #1: George A. Romero (magazine review).

The world of zombie horror films lost arguably its greatest ever proponent in July 2017 when producer/director George A. Romero

Read More

Posts pagination

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • …
  • 18

Stephen Hunt’s Worlds

Stephen Hunt's Worlds

Get our free newsletter

Recent stories

  • Last Of The First: 26 (Saga Of Recluce book 26) by L.E. Modesitt (book review)
  • Digger: Tom Cruise breaks the world, then insists he can fix it (film: trailer).
  • Mimeograph by Eira A. Ekre (book review).
  • Star Trek Turns 60, Promptly Sells You A Casserole Dish
  • Godzilla Minus Zero: the maths gets worse, the screen gets bigger (monster movie: trailer)
  • George Lucas spends a billion dollars to win an argument, and the Lucas Museum finally opens (news).
  • The Space Force uniform ‘inspired by Starship Troopers’, and nobody involved appears to have watched the film (news).
  • Disney+ Digs Up The Kane Chronicles, And We Have Opinions About Who Should Play The Cat (TV news).
  • Donguri’s pull-back Ohmu keyrings: a small ecological uprising for your desk (merchandise).
  • The Traveler by Joseph Eckert (book review).
  • Spider-Noir cancelled: Amazon shoots the goose, checks the spreadsheet, asks where the golden eggs went (news).
  • Everyone you loved in 1979 is back, and most of them have brought a mecha (anime and manga news roundup).
  • Turn-based combat is back, and Space Engineers finally has someone to shoot at (genre gaming news roundup).
  • Saturday SciFi Splash: a workshop full of dinosaurs, a vampire at Netflix, and fandom having words (news roundup).
  • Lakes International Comic Art Festival 2026 unveils full programme, and Kendal may never recover
  • HBO’s Harry Potter series finds its Dobby, its Ginny and its teenage dark lord (TV news).
  • Logan Of Loxley: The Death Of Robin Hood (film review).
  • Alter Ego # 201 September 2026 (magazine review)
  • God’s Vengeance by Theresa Derwin (book review).
  • Rogue Trooper trailer: Duncan Jones drags 2000 AD’s blue soldier to the BFI London Film Festival (trailer).
  • An Upset at the Hugos, a Sequel Thirteen Years Late, and a Reaper Who Can’t Keep Still (news roundup).
  • Fortitude trailer: Nicolas Cage plays the man who accidentally invented James Bond (trailer).
  • Dune Part Three new trailer lands and the messiah business is going badly (trailer).
  • Harry Potter second teaser summons Hogwarts back for Christmas (trailer).
  • Thrill-power interrupted: the printer that printed 2000AD has gone bust
  • Survivor by Octavia E. Butler (book review).
  • Scion by James Islington (book review).
  • Ghost Soldier: Jim Caviezel shows the perils of annoying the Quiet Bloke in the Woods (trailer).
  • Eternally Yours: Till Death Do Us Part Is a Bit Useless When Nobody Dies (TV horror).
  • Editorial – September 2026: Everywhere Carbon Footprints.
  • Did Nature Get There First? an article by GF Willmetts.
  • The Eclipse Of 2044: a short story by GF Willmetts.
  • Forbidden Science 7 Final Report: The Journals Of Jacques Vallee 2020-2025 (book review),
  • Moon Knight Season 1 (blu-ray TV series review).
  • The Infinite State (The Decurion Saga book 1) by Richard Swan (book review).
  • Starshadows by Pamela Sargent (book review).
  • Hugos in Anaheim, a Balrog voiced by Shaun of the Dead, and T. Kingfisher’s suspiciously good week (news roundup).
  • Inside The U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: Initial Revelations by James T. Lacatski, D. Eng, Colm A. Kelleher Ph.D, and George Knapp (book review).
  • The Dog Stars: Mark Kermode’s scifi film review (video).
  • Tim Curry dies aged 80: Darkness loses its best voice (obituary).

Browse by…

  • Anime/manga
  • Awards
  • Books
  • Comics
  • Computers
  • Cons
  • Cri-Fi
  • Culture
  • Doctor Who
  • FAN-ATICS
  • Fantasy
  • Featured
  • Films
  • Games
  • GENRE
  • Horror
  • Humour
  • Illustration
  • J-life
  • Kit
  • Magazines
  • MEDIA
  • Movie books
  • Music/Audio
  • Offworld Report
  • Science
  • Scifi
  • Short fiction
  • Short movie
  • Spy-Fy
  • Star Trek
  • Star Wars
  • Steampunk
  • Superheroes
  • Toys/Models
  • TV
  • World getting weirder

Indexes

Book Index
Film Index
TV Index

Guides

  • A.I Field Guide
  • Geek's Genre Guide
  • Tabletop Games Guide
  • Manga and Anime Guide
  • Steampunk Timeline
  • Steampunk Field Guide

Ads

Note: Commissions can be earned from some of the links on this page (linking to Amazon etc). This helps defray a little bit of our hosting bills and other costs.

Bestselling SF/F books

Stephen Hunt's Voyage of the Void-Lost
Voyage of the Void-Lost
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's The Pashtun Boy's Paradise
Empty Between the Stars
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's Empty Between the Stars
Empty Between the Stars
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's Mission to Mightadore
Mission to Mightadore
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Stephen Hunt's Hell Fleet
Hell Fleet
UK - USA - Oz - Can

Random Fandom

2000AD action adventure Adrian Tchaikovsky Alter-Ego Back Issue Batman BBC Big Finish book review Comic Book Creator Doctor Who drama Draw Dune fantasy Game of Thrones horror Illustrators James Bond James Goss Mark Kermode Mars Marvel comics mystery & suspense NASA Netflix Offworld Report Retro Fan Star Trek Star Trek Discovery Star Trek Into Darkness Star Trek Picard Star Wars steampunk The Expanse The Hobbit The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction The Mandalorian Titan Books TOR uap UFO UFO/UAP UFOs zombies
  • About SFcrowsnest magazine
  • Contribute to SFcrowsnest
  • Contact the SFcrowsnest team
  • Privacy Policy
Copyright SFcrowsnest © 1991 - 2026 SFcrowsnest. All rights reserved.