Better To Have Loved: The Life Of Judith Merril by Judith Merril and Emily Pohl-Weary (book review).
I pulled ‘Better To Have Loved: The Life Of Judith Merril’ by Judith Merril and Emily Pohl-Weary many years ago,
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Collected Essays Volume 4: Travel by HP Lovecraft and edited by ST Joshi (book review).
Famously, more interested in the architectural atmosphere of a place than the people who lived there, Lovecraft was surprising well-travelled,
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Retro Fan #19 March 2022 (magazine review).
With ‘Retro Fan’, you can see the content on the cover. Saying that, it’s a lot more fun to read
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Countdown To TV Action compiled by Steve Holland (book review).
I pulled ‘Countdown To TV Action’ compiled by Steve Holland around the onset of covid but only now had a
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A Monster For Many: Talking With H P Lovecraft by Robert H Waugh (book review).
The first thing to understand about this curious book, ‘A Monster For Many: Talking With H P Lovecraft’, is that
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Female Innovators Who Changed Our World: How Women Shaped STEM by Emma Shimizu (book review).
With so much emphasis on women having a significant place in the world, Emma Shimizu’s book ‘Female Innovators Who Changed
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An Interview With Author Andy Rathbone On Windows 11.
Another opportunity to interview Andy Rathbone, writer of ‘Windows 11 For Dummies’ and his thoughts on Microsoft’s latest update. You
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Retro Fan #18 January 2022 (magazine review).
With a picture of actress Barbara Eden on the cover of the latest ‘Retro Fan’, expectations of a telephone interview
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Qualifying Super-Heroes: an article by GF Willmetts.
I have odd thoughts. Sometimes they might be throwaway things that might suit a paragraph at the end of the
Read MoreEditorial – Jan 2022: How much evidence is evidence?
Hello everyone Another year. Another covid variant. Sounds like a repeat of last year although probably no better than we
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