Splice (2009) (DVD review).
In many ways I would probably agree with director Vincenzo Natali that ‘Splice’ is a re-working of the Frankenstein myth.
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The Batcave Companion by Michael Eury and Michael Kronenberg (book review).
I should say from the start that ‘The Batcave Companion’ isn’t actually a look at the various versions of the
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Science Fiction And Philosophy edited by Susan Schneider (book review).
I have to say from the start, I found ‘Science Fiction And Philosophy’ an odd book, which became odder as
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Doctor Who: The Daemons by Guy Leopold (DVD review).
If ever there was an archetypal Jon Pertwee/Doctor Who story, then surely it must be ‘The Daemons’. Yet oddly, the
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Radical Distortion: How Emotions Warp What We Hear by John W. Reich (book review).
I wasn’t really sure about John W. Reich’s book, ‘Radical Distortion: How Emotions Warp What We Hear’, as it took
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Lunar Rover: 1971-1972 (Apollo 15-17; LRV1-3 & 1G Trainer) Owners’ Workshop Manual by Christopher Riley, David Woods & Philip Dolling (book review).
The ‘Lunar Rover: 1971-1972 (Apollo 15-17; LRV1-3 & 1G Trainer) Owners’ Workshop Manual’ has a fascinating history. The vehicle, not
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The Complete Nemesis The Warlock Volume 1 – Books 1-4 by Pat Mills, Kevin O’Neill, Jesus Redondo and Bryan Talbot (book review).
‘Nemesis The Warlock’ was one of ‘2000AD’s oddest series when I was younger reading the title. Reading it again now
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A Down To Earth Guide To The Cosmos by Mark Thompson (book review).
Mark Thompson’s book ‘A Down To Earth Guide To The Cosmos’ is a practical guide to astronomy. Hardly surprising as
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Our Future World by Curt Stager (book review).
‘Our Future Earth’ will make more sense from its sub-title ‘How The Planet Will Change In the Next 100,000 Years’.
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Inequality comes from many directions. Editorial – February 2013.
Deferred selection is control not choice. Hello everyone Inequality comes from many directions. One of my current bugbears is the
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