The geek heaven that is Akihabara, Tokyo.
In this video, Chris Broad brings us an exclusive behind the scenes look at the geek uber-heaven that exists only
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Blackbird: The Untouchable Spy Plane by James Hamilton-Paterson (book review)
Author James Hamilton-Paterson makes it clear from the start that his book, ‘Blackbird: The Untouchable Spy Plane’ isn’t about the
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Fifty Things That Made The Modern Economy by Tim Harford (book review)
Don’t think the title ‘Fifty Things That Made The Modern Economy’ is going to be about the money side of
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Post Truth: Why We Have Reached Peak Bullshit And What We Can Do About It by Evan Davis (book review)
I have to confess that I always wonder how people can ask for a product over the counter when its
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The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture by Paul Wells (book review)
For those who are looking at the title, ‘The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture’ and wondering what ‘bestiary’ means,
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Alien Plots by Inez van der Spek (book review)
Now here’s an odd or unusual book depending on your perspective. Inez van der Spek’s book ‘Alien Plots’ makes better
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Seeing What Others Cannot See by Thomas G. West (book review)
It’s odd that I haven’t come across any of the other books by Thomas G. West because he specialises in
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Alien And Philosophy edited by Jeffrey Ewing and Kevin S. Decker (book review).
This time, the ‘Alien’ films get looked at in 19 chapters about their philosophy from various people. As much as
Read MoreEditorial – June 2017: Is naivety something we had in passing and just grew out of?
Hello everyone Reading the latest TwoMorrows book ‘Hero-A-Go-Go!’ by Michael Eury about how camp the 1960s was, I couldn’t help
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Science Fiction And Empire by Patricia Kerslake (book review).
I have to admit to a raised eyebrow at Patricia Kerslake’s book, ‘Science Fiction And Empire’, when I saw its
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