Looking For Group by Alexis Hall (book review)
Alexis Hall is one of my favourite authors. His ‘Prosperity’ series is some of the best and weirdest steampunk I’ve
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Editorial – August 2016 : There’s lies, statistics and politics.
Hello everyone As the opening title displays, this is a variant on ‘there’s lies, statistics and damn statistics’ quote. Now
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Illustrators # 6 (magazine review)
Editor Peter Richardson makes a very good point in his editorial that in the old days there was not a
Read MoreEditorial – July 2016: Can Science Fiction go any further than it is today
Hello everyone Reading ‘Cyberpunk Women, Feminism And Science Fiction by Carlen Lavigne’ last month made me realise once again that
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The Past That Might Have Been, The Future That May Come by Lauren J. Lacey (book review).
Lauren J. Lacey’s book ‘The Past That Might Have Been, The Future That May Come’ comes with a less ambiguous
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Illustrators # 3 (magazine review)
The major section of Illustrators # 3 is devoted to the incredible photo-realistic artwork of Italian Fortunino Matania (1881-1963), who
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Steampunk prosthesis for steampunk tattooing!
You have to give it to tattoo artist J.C. Sheitan Tenet – he’s not just content with giving clients steampunk
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Ravenspur: Rise Of The Tudors by Conn Iggulden (book review).
Edward IV landed at Ravenspur in North Yorkshire, when he returned from France to reclaim his throne from the Earl
Read MoreEditorial – June 2016: What in the digital…
What in the digital… I still think people are too tactile to want everything digital. Hello everyone A couple years
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Free Speech: Ten Principles For A Connected World by Timothy Garton Ash (book review).
Despite having a long title, Timothy Garton Ash’s book, ‘Free Speech: Ten Principles For A Connected World’ is something that
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