Rare by Keith Veronese (book review).
‘Rare’ has nothing to do with steaks or seldom seen animals but something far more important that we all use
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Soyuz Owners’ Workshop Manual: 1967 Onwards (All Models) by David Baker (book review).
If you thought that the ‘Soyuz Owners’ Workshop Manual’ was solely, as astronaut Helen Sharman calls ‘a workhorse’, about the
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The Ages Of Wonder Woman (No. 2) edited by Joseph J. Darowski (book review).
After ‘The Ages Of Superman’, you would think it strange to go onto Wonder Woman rather than the more obvious
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OK, you’re here because you enjoy Science Fiction and probably or maybe its grey sisters, fantasy and horror, and some
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The Collectors’ Book Of Virgil Finlay by Robert Weinberg, Douglas Ellis and Robert T. Garcia (book review).
I was both surprised and very happy to receive a copy of ‘The Collectors’ Book Of Virgil Finlay’ by Robert
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Intelligence Unbound: The Future Of Uploaded And Machine Minds edited by Russell Blackford and Damien Broderick (book review).
Occasionally, I will include the sub-title with a book’s main title. This is the case with the rather extended ‘Intelligence
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Doctor Who: The Web Of Fear by Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln (DVD review)
Another of the rediscovered and restored complete stories of ‘Doctor Who’ from 2013 was the sequel to ‘The Abominable Snowman’,
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Between The Scenes by Jeffrey Michael Bays (book review).
Something that films and books have in common are gaps between scenes or events. Viewers and readers casually accept these
Read MoreEditorial – Jan 2015: Safeguarding Artificial Intelligence (by Geoff Willmetts).
Hello everyone One of the biggest tools in any SF writer’s toolbox is to be cynical and question any and
Read MoreThree Card Dragon Lady: a Psi-Kicks story by GF Willmetts.
Sushi. Raw meat. No wonder the Fey have a liking for Japan, decided Cameron McKensie. They don’t have to hide
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