Borrowed Words: A History Of Loanwords In English by Philip Durkin (book review).
I’ve always regarded English as a bastard language. That sounds better than calling it a vulgar language. Not in the
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The Way Of Science by Dennis R. Trumble (book review).
As always with non-fiction books, you should always pay attention to the sub-title even it would make the main title
Read MoreEditorial – July 2014: Whose side are you on?
Whose side are you on? Hello everyone After going on about Science Fiction lacking areas to explore, some heavy thinking
Read MoreThe Star Wars Legacy – an article by: GF Willmetts.
My train of thought for this article came from something author Rob Craig said in his introduction to his book
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Special Effect Artists by Rolf Giesen (book review).
One book that I always felt would be a handy reference tool would be a who’s who of special effects
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Book Expo America 2014 (convention review).
Held annually in the publishing mecca of New York City, Book Expo America is the convention for book lovers. The
Read MoreEditorial – June 2014: The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere.
The world is an exact place. Nothing is ever mere. Hello everyone Look to the first line of the introduction.
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Sorrowful Songs Revisited: Henryk Górecki by Rod MacDonald (article).
play while you read. I first listened to Górecki’s ‘Third Symphony’ on radio and CD 20 years ago. It had
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Science Fiction And The Predictions Of The Future edited by Gary Westfahl, Wong Kin Yien and Any Kit-Sze Chan (book review).
Something that has frequently come up in recent years is that Science Fiction does not predict the future. I doubt
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Reading The Rabbit: Explorations In Warner Bros. Animation edited by Kevin S. Sandler (book review).
Y’know, doc, the animation folk at Disney get more books written about them than us folk at Warner’s. Either way,
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