The Seal Of Karga Kul by Alex Irvine (book review).
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Dungeons & Dragons novels are rarely literature, but they should at least exciting romps that are true to the spirit of the role-playing…
In my older book selection about Science Fiction, I have two favoured editors/writers. Reginald Bretnor is essentially if you want interviews with Golden…
In ‘A Line To Kill’, we join Anthony Horowitz on his third meta-verse trip where he is part of the story. It’s hard…
How can we interpret the importance of fresh scientific findings in the hunt for life? When will we be able to claim with…
Looking through Eurospan’s catalogue of American books, I tend to use the search engine to pin-point to ‘Science Fiction’ and seeing one by…
Here’s the new trailer for the 2nd season of Netflix’s fantasy TV series, The Witcher, which has launched a thousand memes across the…
In this 30-minute long science documentary, Isaac Arthur asks the question, what happens when your artificial intelligence goes criminal on you? Just how…
Ed and Jim examine Masamune Shirow’s true classic. No, you muppet, not that silly old crap Ghost in the Shell, but Appleseed –…
Here’s the new trailer for the fantasy TV series The Wheel of Time, based on the classic Robert Jordan books of the same name,…
Here’s some lovely retro retrospective action covering the life and career of actor Ted Cassidy, best known for playing butler Lurch on The Addams…
Here’s a new horror film, Unwelcome, with Hannah John-Kamen and Douglas Booth as a couple who escape their urban nightmare to the tranquility…
‘Acorna’s Triumph’ is part of a series of science fantasy novels started as a collaboration between Anne McCaffrey and, originally, Margaret Ball. From…