Sherlock Holmes (DVD review).
In 1965, the BBC decided to make a series about the adventures of Sherlock Holmes based on Arthur Conan Doyle’s
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Alpha God by Hector A. Garcia (book review).
Perhaps the title of Hector A. Garcia’s book ‘Alpha God’ would make more sense when you see the lengthy sub-title
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The Hidden Tools Of Comedy by Steve Kaplan (book review).
For those of you who read my short stories at SFC will be aware, I tend to add a touch
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The Ages Of The Avengers (No. 4) edited by Joseph J. Darowski (book review).
The fourth ‘Ages Of’ book focuses on Marvel’s ‘The Avengers’. They might not be a family like the Fantastic Four
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Terry Pratchett (1948-2015) a brief reminisce by: Phil Jones
Terry Pratchett was probably one of the best known fantasy authors in the UK and the world. Mixing pure fantasy
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The Film Director’s Intuition by Judith Weston (book review).
One of the other Michael Wiese Production books I reviewed highlighted that many of today’s directors were so focused on
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Editorial – March 2015 by GF Willmetts: The invasion has already begun.
The invasion has already begun. Hello everyone Sometimes editorials hand themselves to me on a plate. Take this month’s
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Pictures Of Inspiration: Stellar Radiance by David A Hardy: by Rod MacDonald (article).
Uncle Geoff’s favourite Science Fiction photograph is of Thunderbird 2 landing at London airport. https:/my-favourite-photograph-thunderbird-2-landing-at-london-airport-hopefully-one-of-a-series-by-gf-willmetts-article/ I could nominate several photographs but
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The Ages Of The X-Men (No. 3) edited by Joseph J. Darowski (book review).
Despite assurances in the introduction that the nineteen essays in ‘The Ages Of The X-Men’ would spread throughout its
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UFOs Of The First World War by Nigel Watson (book review).
For most of us, significant UFO sightings started around World War Two with pilots reporting something called ‘foo fighters’, unidentified
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