Legion Lost: Volume 2: The Culling by Tom DeFalco and Pete Woods (graphic novel review).
Seven members of the Legion Of Super-Heroes are trapped in the 21st century, having journeyed into the past to attempt
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It Came From 1957 by Rob Craig (book review).
If you only relied on the picture covers of books to tell you the content, then you would think you
Read MoreEditorial – June 2014: The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere.
The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere. Hello everyone Look to the first line of the introduction.
Read MoreWith This Ring: a story of lost ritual by: GF Willmetts.
‘Now tell me, why do you two people want to get married?’ The Judge looked down at the couple before
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X Marks The Spot
HARDBACK TO SMALL ENLARGED PAPERBACK Terra by Mitch Benn (pub: Gollancz. 255 page small enlarged paperback. Price: £ 8.99 (UK),
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Science Fiction And The Predictions Of The Future edited by Gary Westfahl, Wong Kin Yien and Any Kit-Sze Chan (book review).
Something that has frequently come up in recent years is that Science Fiction does not predict the future. I doubt
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The Happier Dead by Ivo Stourton (book review).
In many respects, the SF element of Ivo Stourton’s novel, ‘The Happier Dead’, is window-dressing for what is otherwise a
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Reading The Rabbit: Explorations In Warner Bros. Animation edited by Kevin S. Sandler (book review).
Y’know, doc, the animation folk at Disney get more books written about them than us folk at Warner’s. Either way,
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Austin Film Festival horror & sci-fi screenplay call for entries.
The final deadline for the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition is this Saturday, May 31. Our Horror and Sci-Fi categories
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50 Great Myths About Religion by John Morreall and Tamara Sonn (book review).
Last year, I reviewed ’50 Great Myths Of Popular Psychology’ by Scott Lilienfeld, so I wasn’t that surprised to see
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