The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, May/Jun 2016, Volume 130 # 725 (magazine review)
The May/June issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ includes one novella, five novelettes, five short stories and
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Sherlock Holmes And The Servants Of Hell by Paul Kane (book review)
I’m used to a Sherlock mash-up so ‘Sherlock Holmes And The Servants Of Hell didn’t faze me. It’s been a
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A Dance With Dragons (A Song Of Ice And Fire book 5) by George R.R. Martin (book review)
Having your work turned into a popular TV series is an interesting concept, especially when the books it is based
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There Will Be Stars by Billy Coffey (book review)
‘There Will Be Stars’ is a part of a series of books by Billy Coffey, resident of the Blue Ridge
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The Travelling Companion: For As Long As It Takes To Get There by Ian Rankin (book review)
‘The Travelling Companion’ is a quirky offering from Ian Rankin, creator of ‘Rebus’, the dissolute detective. This story finds its
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Ghostbusters (2016) film review by Frank Ochieng
Filmmaker Paul Feig’s ‘Ghostbusters’ reboot pretty much followed the characteristic aspects of his previous films (‘Bridesmaids’, ‘The Heat’, ‘Spy’) all incorporating a
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Uprooted (book 1) by Naomi Novik (book review)
‘Uprooted’ is a standalone fantasy novel based very loosely on ‘The Beauty And The Beast’ fairy tale. In this version,
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Ruin And Rising (The Grisha Trilogy Book 3) by Leigh Bardugo (book/audio review).
Are you ready for the final instalment of The Grisha Trilogy? Following on from the previous book, ‘Siege And Storm’,
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Stalking The Zombie by Mike Resnick (book review).
One of the strengths of small, independent publishers is that they care about the books they produce. They know that
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A Shadow All Of Light by Fred Chappell (book review).
The stories of Falco the apprentice shadow thief first appeared in ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction’ and I
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