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Magic Words: The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore by Lance Parkin (book review).

‘Narrow, suspicious, mean, self-reliant, pig-headed, but generally honourable and as good as their word.’ This quote from ‘The Unprivileged’ by

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American Zombie Gothic: The Rise And Fall (And Rise) Of The Walking Dead In Popular Culture by Kyle William Bishop (book review)

Kyle William Bishop is an Associate Professor of English at Southern Utah University in the USA. ‘American Zombie Gothic’ is

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Master Shots Vol. 3 by Christopher Kenworthy (book review)

One of the books I was interested in having a look at from Michael Wiese Productions was this one, ‘Master

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Bristol-Con 2013 by KT Davies (convention review).

‘Bristol-Con is a one-day convention organized by the Bristol Fantasy & SF Society, under the auspices of the Bristol-Con Foundation’.

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iDisorder by Larry Rosen (book review).

The title ‘iDisorder’ is helped immensely by its longer sub-title, ‘Understanding Our Obsession With Technology And Overcoming Its Hold On

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MCM London Comic Con (convention review).

On October 24-26, over 80,000 fans of comics, science fiction, TV and film converged upon the Excel Centre in London

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50 Great Myths About Atheism by Russell Blackford and Udo Schűklenk (book review).

Want to hear something distinctly segregational that still exists in the western world? In some states of the USA, atheists

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Confessions From The Grassy Knoll (DVD review).

50 years on from the assassination of JFK, the event is still surrounded in mystery and conspiracy theories continue to

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I Shot JFK: The Shocking Truth (DVD review).

It’s 50 years since the assassination of JFK in Dallas. The official story is that he was assassinated by Lee

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Rewrite by Paul Chitlik (book review).

One of the more enjoyable aspects of being a review editor is looking for books that can offer a different

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