Deep Secret (Magids) Diana Wynne Jones (book review).
‘Deep Secret’ has recently been reissued and I’m glad because it is a wonderful book which has made me laugh
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The Michael Moorcock Library Vol. 1 – Elric Of Melnibone by Michael T Gilbert, Roy Thomas and P Craig Russell (book review).
This compact volume, ‘The Michael Moorcock Library Vol. 1 – Elric Of Melnibone’, reprints the version of ‘Elric Of Melniboné’
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Elric Volume 2 – Stormbringer (Michael Moorcock’s Elric) by Robin Recht, Julien Blondel and Didier Poli (graphic novel review).
‘Elric Volume 2 – Stormbringer (Michael Moorcock’s Elric), the second volume of the latest incarnation of Elric by Julien Blondel
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The Shadow Cycles by Philip Emery (book review).
As a general rule, Immanion Press produce good-looking books that are a pleasure to read. They have good writers in
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Tarzan Versus The Barbarians by Burne Hogarth and Don Garden (graphic novel review)
Although the title says ‘Tarzan Versus The Barbarians’, there are in fact four stories of ‘Tarzan’ from the Sunday newspaper
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Motivational Growth (2013) (DVD film review).
I have reviewed some weird films in my 15 years with SFCrowsnest but ‘Motivational Growth’, directed by Don Thacker and
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BFG picks up Steven Spielberg (to crush him?)
Walt Disney Studios is to co-produce and co-finance Steven Spielberg’s The BFG. This marks Spielberg’s first time directing a Disney-branded movie.
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Words Of Radiance (Book Two of The Stormlight Archive) by Brandon Sanderson (book review).
For many, the term fantasy conjures up imaginary world where magic takes the place of science and the level of
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Madness In Solidar (The Image Portfolio book nine) by L.E. Modesitt Jr. (book review).
This adventure, ‘Madness In Solidar’, takes place four centuries after Rex Regis, the last volume in ‘The Imager Portfolio’ wherein
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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Mar/Apr 2015, Volume 128 # 718.
The latest issue of ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction’ starts with some big news. Gordon Van Gelder, who
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