Inside The Mind Of Leonardo (2014) (film review).
There is much that is captivating and compelling in this study into the mind of one of history’s great geniuses.
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Sherlock Holmes: The Man Who Never Lived And Can Never Die by the Museum of London and edited by Alex Werner (book review).
How to encapsulate the worlds of Sherlock Holmes in one glossy hardback? It’s not easy and I don’t think this
Read MoreEditorial – Dec 2014: Just add water. The ultimate fast food. editorial by: GF Willmetts
Just add water. The ultimate fast food. Hello everyone Before I start with a new subject, let’s go back
Read MoreInstant News: a few minutes on the Net by: GF Willmetts (story).
‘It was reported earlier today that celebrity Grosvenor Plight was tragically killed. Although this has been unconfirmed, not helped by
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Reflections Of The Shadow by Jeffrey Hirschberg (book review).
‘Reflections Of The Shadow’ is the oddly titled book by Jeffrey Hirschberg that explores, through examples, what makes compelling film
Read MoreEditorial – Nov 2014: Where there’s dead planets there is no life.
Hello everyone You know how it is, you get a thought in your head and then start investigating it and
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An Alex Ross Interview by Geoff Willmetts.
As seen with the latest Andrew Loomis book, ‘I’d Love To Draw’, artist Alex Ross contributed a new introduction and
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The Search For Simon (DVD review).
It’s not Science Fiction as we know it. ‘The Search For Simon’ is a strange and compelling movie about the
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Plato At The Googleplex: Why Philosophy Won’t Go Away by Rebecca Newberger Goldstein (book review).
Back in ancient times, there was no such thing as scientists. The nearest equivalent was the natural philosopher. One of
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The Woman In The Story by Helen Jacey (book review).
As should be seen by the title, ‘The Women In The Story’ is author Helen Jacey’s examination of the heroine’s
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