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A Blink Of The Screen: Collected Shorter Fiction by Terry Pratchett (book review).

‘A Blink Of The Screen’ collects together Terry Pratchett’s 32 short stories, written over more than 40 years of his

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The Chatelaine And The Storm (Queen Victoria’s Magicians book 2) by James Odell (book review).

‘The Chatelaine And The Storm’ is the second book in James Odell’s series about Samantha Hampden who. in book one

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Strange The Dreamer (book 1) by Laini Taylor (book review).

‘Strange The Dreamer’ is book one in a new duology by Laini Taylor, who has previously written the ‘Daughter Of

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A Gathering Of Shadows (Shades Of Magic book 2) by V.E Schwab (book review)

‘A Gathering Of Shadows’ is the second book in the ‘Shades Of Magic’ series, so if you haven’t read the

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The City and the City
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David Morrissey in TV adaptation of China Miéville’s scifi novel, The City And The City.

The Walking Dead‘s very own Governor, actor David Morrissey, is to play Inspector Tyador Borlú in the BBC Two adaptation

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The House Of Binding Thorns by Aliette de Bodard (book review)

A world of angels and demons exists in a war-torn Paris around the turn of the twentieth century. Those who

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Dreamweaver (Dreamweaver Chronicles book 3) by C.S. Friedman (book review)

There seems to be a current fashion for respected authors to change their habits and start writing books for younger

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The Plague Charmer by Karen Maitland (book review)

‘The Plague Charmer’, although ostensibly a history mystery,’ actually slips quite nicely into the fantasy genre. A novel set in

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Every Heart A Doorway (Wayward Children book 1) by Seanan McGuire (book review)

This is book one of a possible six book series consisting of novellas. Currently this is the only one available,

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King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, you slag (final trailer).

Blimey, diamond geezer Guy Ritchie has created an epic fantasy action adventure “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword.” Starring Charlie

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