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47 Ronin… 1 Keanu Reeves.

More trailerage from the 47 Ronin movie – a fantasy actioner where Keanu Reeves plays a Westernized Ronin leading a

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Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters by Frank Ochieng (film review).

The refreshing twist about ‘Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters’ is that it is a children’s nautical fantasy geared to introducing

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Quag Keep by Andre Norton (book review).

‘Quag Keep’ holds the interesting distinction to be the first ever genre novel based on ‘Dungeons And Dragons’ and therefore

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The Magazine Of Fantasy & Science Fiction Sept/Oct 2013 Volume 125 # 709 (magazine review).

Readers of ‘Zen And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance’ will be familiar with the idea that an analytical knife can

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Northanger Abbey And Angels And Dragons by Jane Austen and Vera Nazarian (book review).

Join us once again as we travel to the world of the refined Miss Jane Austen and ever so slightly

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Once Upon A Time Tale: Rewakened by Odette Beane (book review).

‘Once Upon A Time: Reawakened’ is the brain child of the fiendish Jane Espenson, ‘Buffy’, web series ‘Husbands’ and ‘Lost’

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The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones by Frank Ochieng (film review).

Well, the search for the next ‘Twilight’ phenomenon continues desperately as Hollywood coughs up yet another pretender in the clunky

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The Garden At The Roof Of The World by W.B.J. William (book review).

‘The Garden At The Roof Of The World’ by W.B.J. Williams is an ambitious debut. Presented as a found manuscript,

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Relic by Renee Collins (book review).
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Relic by Renee Collins (book review).

‘Relic’ by Renee Collins has an awesome setting. The world has been blighted by a long forgotten catastrophe that buried

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Heirs Of The Blade (Shadows Of The Apt book seven) by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review).

Since killing her sister’s lover, Achaeos, Tynisa has struggled to cope with her guilt, even though she has no memory

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