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47 Ronin Blu-ray (film review).

Japanese culture has always seemed a bit strange to Americans. Not able to comprehend its complexities with the language a

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Talus And The Frozen King by Graham Edwards (book review).

When the King of Creyak, a remote island in ‘the North’ is found dead, the villagers are thrown into confusion.

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East Of West Vol. 2: We Are All One by Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta (Writer) (graphic novel review).

‘There’s Horsemen on the plains, the sky’s red as blood, and only the blind can see a better end.’ East

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Forbidden Planet Megastore signing this Thursday (15th May) with author Stephen Hunt.

There’s a book signing at the Forbidden Planet Megastore in London this Thursday from 6pm to 7pm with fantasy and

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Feather And Bone by Gus Smith (book review).

In the heyday of horror, the scenarios that often worked well were in the closed society. It was a technique

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Celeste by I.N.J. Culbard (graphic novel review).

‘Celeste’ is a graphic novel by I.N.J. Culbard whose graphics I have enjoyed on the ‘Brass Sun: The Wheel Of

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Not Flesh Nor Feather (an Eden Moore story book 3) by Cheri Priest (book review).

Taken from the cover: ‘The disappearance of homeless men foraging through trash at night and nuisance skater kids rolling their

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The Lascar’s Dagger (The Forsaken Lands book 1) by Glenda Larke (book review).

Necessity is the mother of invention. As the post-war UK experienced a paper shortage in the early 1950s ‘Lord Of

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On Spec: The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic vol 25 no. 4 # 95 (magazine review).

This issue of ‘On Spec’ features two post-apocalypse stories, two sad stories and a pair of lightly amusing fantasy tales.

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On Spec: The Canadian Magazine Of The Fantastic vol 25 no. 3 # 94 (magazine review).

Here be stories. ‘Last Stand At Catesby’s Books’ starts with a chap with a rifle squatting by a pile of

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