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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The Glass Cage by Nicholas Carr (book review).
Computerised driven machines are making us complacent is probably the strongest message from Nicholas Carr’s book ‘The Glass Cage’. It
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Environments In Science Fiction: Essays On Alternative Spaces edited by Susan M. Bernardo (book review)
With some books, I’m never quite sure what the subject matter is about until I start reading it. In this
Read MoreEditorial – Feb 2015: Choices by GF Willmetts.
Choices. Hello everyone The world is full of choices. Not always how we choose to do things. Some we understand
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My Favourite Picture by Andy Bollan (article).
I love this picture. I first saw it on NASA’a APOD website http://apod.nasa.gov/apod roughly 10 years ago. It looks like
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Toho Studios To Reactivate And Reclaim Godzilla: an article by Beth Kelly (article).
Films offer a voyeuristic glimpse into the human condition but for all the fear committed to film, life’s worst unpleasantries
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