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 humour is somewhere…
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There are some writers who set out to produce a ‘funny’ book. The problem is that one person’s sense of humour is somewhere…
Production has wrapped in London on director Jon Wright’s (Grabbers, Robot Overlords) creature feature The Little People, starring Hannah John-Kamen (Resident Evil, Ready…
It’s Halloween time, wa-ha-ha, so what could be better than a half-hour sit-down as we consider a variety of the scariest and most…
Peter Richardson’s history of early crime comics shows a distinct difference between the UK and USA. Over here, they evolved from woodcuts based…
If you sin, you smoke, visible for all to see and infectious to everyone around you. Thin wisps of white smoke for tiny…
NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) has confirmed, for the first time, water on the sunlit surface of the Moon. This discovery…
Simon takes a look at Project Orion, an interstellar starship that would have been propelled by a series of explosions of atomic bombs behind…
In this one-hour-long special, Ed and Jim get togther to explore the fabulous manga works of creator Masamune Shirow. Do you love your…
There is a danger, especially amongst the readers of genre fiction, to forget authors after they have died. Everyone always wants the next…
Here’s the new trailer for Eden, the first Netflix-funded Japanese original Anime, made by director Yasuhiro Irie (of Fullmetal Alchemist fame), and concept…
Here’s the trailer for the new Netflix science fiction movie, The Midnight Sky. This is one of those deep, slow, and meaningful films where…
It pays to read the back cover of ‘Baba Yaga’s Daughter And Other Tales Of The Old Races’ before delving into the book.…