The Religion Of Science Fiction by Frederick A. Kreuziger (book review).
Two things that surprised me most about Frederick A. Kreuziger’s book, ‘The Religion Of Science Fiction’. Although printed in 1986,
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The Religion Of Science Fiction by Frederick A. Kreuziger (book review).
Two things that surprised me most about Frederick A. Kreuziger’s book, ‘The Religion Of Science Fiction’. Although printed in 1986,
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Writing is all about confidence. What you don’t have, you learn. What you can’t know, you research. When all else
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Dreams Must Explain Themselves: The Selected Non-Fiction Of Ursula K. LeGuin (book review).
Ursula K. LeGuin died on 22 January 2018, narrowly missing the release of her last book, ‘Dreams Must Explain Themselves:
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Everything Sucks! (new Netflix comedy: think Stranger Things without monsters).
Here’s the first trailer for another new series from Netflix, this one – Everything Sucks! – following the rites of
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Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual by David Baker (book review).
Author David Baker points out in his introduction to his book, ‘Nuclear Weapons Operations Manual’, that it does not make
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Jackie Ormes: The First African American Woman Cartoonist by Nancy Goldstein (book review).
When I realised that Nancy Goldstein’s book ‘Jackie Ormes: The First African American Woman Cartoonist’ was in Eurospan’s catalogue, a
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Firestarters by Raoul Davis Jr., Kathy Palokoff and Paul Eder (book review).
I thought when I first saw the title of Raoul Davis Jr., Kathy Palokoff and Paul Eder’s book ‘Firestarters’ that
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Myth-Busting Your Body: The Scientific Facts Behind The Headlines by Dr. Sarah Schenker (book review).
Sometimes with non-fiction, I find it easier to start a book not knowing what I am going to discover or
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