Johnny Depp ditched from 3rd Fantastic Beasts movie, replaced by Mads Mikkelsen (film news).
Warner tells us that Denmark’s favorite export, Mads Mikkelsen (of Rogue One and Casino Royal fame), has been cast as Dark Wizard Gellert
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Silence Fallen (Mercy Thompson book 10) by Patricia Briggs (book review).
There seem to be two approaches to contemporary urban fantasy. Often there is the need for secrecy, not allowing the
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The Eye Of The World (The Wheel Of Time The Graphic Novel Volume 2) by Robert Jordan, Chuck Dixon and Andie Tong (graphic novel review).
‘The Wheel Of Time’ is a famous multi-volume fantasy saga written by Robert Jordan and finished, following his notes, by
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Fever Moon by Karen Marie Moning, David Lawrence, Al Rio and Cliff Richards (graphic novel review).
‘Fever Moon’ is a graphic novel in the Mac & Barrons series by #1 New York Times bestseller Karen Marie
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The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern (book review).
‘The Starless Sea ‘is the much anticipated second book by Erin Morgenstern. What would you say if I told you
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Godmothered (fantasy comedy movie: trailer).
Here’s a new fantasy comedy flick, Godmothered, about Eleanor, a fairy godmother-in-training (Jillian Bell) who upon hearing that her chosen
Read MoreBoba-Fett Mando spin-off, Fantastic Beasts friction and more (Kevin Smith & Marc Bernardin’s geek news review).
Kevin Smith & Marc Bernardin land their Pod-like starship in the Star Wars universe to chat about the Mandalorian Boba-Fett
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Perfectly Preventable Deaths by Deirdre Sullivan (book review).
‘Perfectly Preventable Deaths’ is a standalone novel by Deirdre Sullivan and the first one by her that I’ve read. Catlin
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Lord of the Rings fully rebuilt in Minecraft: ten glorious years of brickwitery (news).
So, Minecraft Middle-Earth is celebrating ten glorious years of brick-by-brick recreating JRR Tolkien’s fantasy world from, the Lord Of The
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Concrete Faery by Elizabeth Priest (book review).
There are some writers who set out to produce a ‘funny’ book. The problem is that one person’s sense of
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