The 19th Annual Animation Show Of Shows (2017) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).
There are two or three annual films that are collections of animated films that go on tours. One is composed
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The Mercenary: The Definitive Editions:Vol.1 The Cult Of The Sacred Fire (Mercenary The Definitive Editions) by Vincente Segrelles (book review).
According to the hype, ‘The Mercenary 1: The Cult Of The Sacred Fire’ is something of a classic which is
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The Graces (book 1) by Laure Eve (book review).
‘The Graces’ can easily be read as a standalone book but is actually the first in a series. Book 2,
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Wake Of Vultures: The Shadow book 1 by Lila Bowen (book review)
‘Wake Of Vultures’ is the first novel in ‘The Shadow’ series by Lila Bowen. It is a fantasy western set
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Neverwhere: The Author’s Preferred Text by Neil Gaiman and illustrated by Chris Riddell (book review)
This edition of ‘Neverwhere’ is a republishing of Gaiman’s 2015 ‘Neverwhere Authors Prefered Text’ edition with a minor difference. All
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The Complete Sookie Stackhouse Stories by Charlaine Harris (book review)
One problem that a successful author has is that editors of anthologies or magazines ask them for short stories. This
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Bound (Alex Verus novel book 8) by Benedict Jacka (book review).
To save the lives of his friends, Alex has been forced to make a deal with his own personal devil
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Hawkmoon: The Sword Of Dawn by Michael Moorcock (book review).
Michael Moorcock is widely regarded as one of the key figures in the history of British Science Fiction and fantasy,
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Lord of the Rings TV series for Amazon Prime is a go.
Amazon just announced it’s acquired world television rights to The Lord of the Rings, based on the fantasy novels by
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Father Christmas And Me (book 3) by Matt Haig (book review).
‘Father Christmas And Me’ is the third in a series of books that chart the story not only of Father
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