Crimson Peak (film review by Frank Ochieng)
The feasting of the eyes comes to mind when realising the polished opulence of writer-director Guillermo del Toro’s Gothic supernatural
Read MoreThe feasting of the eyes comes to mind when realising the polished opulence of writer-director Guillermo del Toro’s Gothic supernatural
Read MoreI don’t often re-read books, but when Andrew Gordon sent me an updated copy of his book ‘Purpose’, I dove
Read MoreThe latest trailer for the TV series based on the Shannara Chronicles arrives – high fantasy or low nonsense? Let’s hope
Read MoreAs likened to an innocuous fairy tale rash, the movie mythology surrounding J.M. Barrie’s classical kiddie character ‘Peter Pan’ comes
Read More‘The continuing adventures of Christopher Sinclair, mechanical engineer turned priest of war.’ The end of ‘Sword of the Bright Lady’
Read MoreIt is always good to see new ventures in publishing. Algana is a relative newcomer in the field and is
Read MoreI reviewed James Barclay’s 1999 debut fantasy novel ‘Dawnthief’ here a couple of months ago. ‘Noonshade’ is the following year’s
Read MoreThere are many fantasy trilogies a reader can reach for any time they fancy a hit of their favourite escapism.
Read MoreMissy Masters is a super-hero, the old-fashioned saving the world with mystical powers kind of vigilante hero. It’s a job
Read MoreParis is a dying city, with gangs of humans roaming the streets in search of enough food to stay alive.
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