Helen Grant Conjures Up a New Literary Agent for Purslane the Witch (news).
Novelist Helen Grant has joined the John Jarrold Literary Agency with her new novel, Purslane the Witch, a tale combining
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Other Mommy trailer: Jessica Chastain proves the most frightening thing in suburbia isn’t the mortgage (video).
Every generation invents a fresh way to make audiences suspicious of family life. Haunted dolls. Creepy children. Sinister grandparents. Possessed
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The Rings of Power returns: Sauron sharpens his smile for season three (video).
Middle-earth is about to become considerably less peaceful again. Amazon has unveiled the first teaser trailer for season three of
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Blade Runner 2099 trailer arrives: More rain, more replicants, still no dry cleaning (video).
There are some science fiction worlds that simply refuse to retire. The Star Wars galaxy keeps discovering another forgotten Skywalker
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SFcrowsnest Weekly Wrap: Puppet Vulcans, Vengeful Mountains and a Siren Without a Tail (news).
Another seven days have hurtled past at their usual disrespectful pace, and the genre world has, as ever, refused to
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True Names And The Opening Of The Cyberscience Frontier by Vernor Vinge (book review).
A quick spin through the opening credits of this book, True Names And The Opening Of The Cyberspace Frontier, reveals
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Ann Droid: Diane Morgan Puts the Artificial into Social Care (TV trailer).
The BBC has released Ann Droid, a new science-fiction comedy in which Diane Morgan plays a second-hand robot employed to
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The Antikythera Mechanism by Charles Rivers Editors (book review).
Truth to tell, I still can’t pronounce Antikythera. However, I needed to do some research into a recognised astronomical device
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The Queen by Nick Cutter (book review).
I read The Queen in mid-July, just as the first wasps began to appear in southern England, a good time
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Till Golem do us part? NewCon Press acquires The Crafter’s Wife (book news).
NewCon Press has acquired World English rights to The Crafter’s Wife, the debut fantasy novel by Dani Raanan, proving once
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