Two Hundred And Twenty-One Baker Streets edited by David Thomas Moore (book review).
The fourteen stories in this collection ‘Two Hundred And Twenty-One Baker Streets’ offer another viewpoint on Sherlock Holmes, a character
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Black And White by Jackie Kessler and Caitlin Kittredge (book review).
In theory ‘Black And White’ should be a very good book as it’s written by two accomplished authors, Jackie Kessler
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Doctor Who: The Face Of Evil by Chris Boucher (DVD review).
Leela (actress Louise Jameson) is expelled from her tribe, the Sevateem, for speaking up against an attack against another tribe,
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The Gears Of Madness by Iain Grant (book review).
Steampunk is a strange phenomenon. It is a combination of nostalgia and alternative science. Most of it hinges on the
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Showcase Presents Dial H For Hero by Dave Wood (graphic novel review).
Sockamagee! I have a vague memory of fondness for ‘Dial H For Hero’ when I was very young, so I
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Doctor Who: The Masque Of Mandragora by Louis Marks (DVD Doctor Who review).
The Doctor (actor Tom Baker) and Sarah Jane Smith (actress Elisabeth Sladen) are exploring the TARDIS when they discover a
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Crossed +100 Volume 1 by Alan Moore and Gabriel Andrade (graphic novel review).
The adverts say that no prior knowledge of the ‘Crossed’ series by Garth Ennis is needed to enjoy this book
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Doctor Who: City Of Death by James Goss (book review).
TV novelisations have become quite rare in an age when most TV series are more likely to have a DVD
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Doctor Who: The Seeds Of Doom by Robert Banks Stewart (DVD TV series review).
A discovery in the Antarctic of an unknown plant pod and a photo to Whitehall has the Doctor (actor Tom
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Doctor Who: The Legends Of Ashilor by James Goss, Robert Llewellyn, Jenny T. Colgan and Justin Richards (book review).
‘The Legends Of Ashildr’ is a very quick and clever way to cash in on the interests around this character
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