Art Cure: The Science Of How The Arts Transform Our Health by Daisy Fancourt (book review).
I came across an article by author Daisy Fancourt in ‘New Scientist’ regarding how the arts can improve your mental health and relieve…
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I came across an article by author Daisy Fancourt in ‘New Scientist’ regarding how the arts can improve your mental health and relieve…
I greatly admire Cory Doctorow, particularly his non-fiction books. This one, The Internet Con: How To Seize The Means Of Computation’ from 2024,…
The fifth edition of ‘Cryptology’ is noted on the cover as the ‘Skull & Bones Issue’. Nothing to do with the Jolly Roger…
How many ‘Fantastic Four’ films have there been now? The Corman one few if any have seen but would like to. One film…
For those who follow my reviews, I’m not exactly impressed with Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’, so why buy season 3? It’s been…
This July edition of ‘Back Issue’ dedicates a significant portion of its cover to Marvel’s 1980s swimsuit magazines. Before you get there, there…
Peter McKinstry is a commercial artist who achieved an ambition with his love of ‘Doctor Who’ by becoming one of its illustrators at…
If you went by the back cover of this book, ‘The House That Stood Still’ by AE van Vogt, you would think Allison…
Another 1960s or so mix with the 40th edition of ‘Retro Fan’. This time, writer Mark Voger looks at the American ‘Dennis The…
Set yourself a task. You’re probably after a specific book title or author, maybe after discovering a book you missed when it first…
The other TwoMorrows publication that rapidly sold out last year was Back Issue # 158. You can find copies out there but at…
I’ve been sitting on this Blu-ray film version until I read the graphic novel, especially straight after, but it has an audio commentary,…