Editorial – Sept 2013: Should we argue with God?
Should we argue with God? Hello everyone Apart from the line above stirring up the religiously inclined, perhaps I should
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The Geeks Shall Inherit The War – a story by: GF Willmetts (story).
I surveyed the terrain with care before moving forward, my fingers deliberately keeping my avatar in a crouched position. No
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Beating The Bad Guys – an article by: GF Willmetts (article).
In fiction, the heroes always have adversaries, mostly in the form of organisations. James Bond had SPECTRE and, briefly, SMERSH,
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American Comic Book Chronicles: The 1950s by Bill Schelly (book review).
There is something always important to remember about TwoMorrows publications: they are quality products about the history of comics with
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The Forces Of Nature: Our Quest To Conquest The Planet by Barry A. Vann (book review).
Author Barry A. Vann, through his book ‘The Forces Of Nature’, looks at how Man has conquered this planet. Obviously
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Spaceship Away Part 30 Summer 2013 (magazine review).
Blimey, ‘Spaceship Away’ has been going ten years now. I think I started reviewing them about six years back, where
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The Trachtenberg Speed System Of Basic Mathematics translated and adapted by Ann Cutler and Rudolph McShane (book review).
Jakow Trachtenberg was born in Russia and a pacifist who married a German woman, stayed in Germany but with the
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Breakpoint by Jeff Stibel (book review).
The whole point of Jeff Stibel’s book ‘Breakpoint’ is the limits of anything before it comes crashing down. This might
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The Thousand Emperors by Gary Gibson (book review).
Something that is important with any book series, even short ones, is to have some sort of reminder of what
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The Making Of The Mind by Ronald T. Kellogg (book review).
The mind. We all have one. Well, I do think I’d raise some question marks on some so-called celebrities who
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