Go Forth And Multiply: Twelve Tales Of Repopulation edited by Gordon Van Gelder (book review)
I’ve often found when reading Science Fiction from the 50s and 60s that what dates it more than the technology
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The Limehouse Golem (2017) : (a film review by Mark R. Leeper)
CAPSULE: A police detective stalks a serial killer in Victorian London and tries to connect it to a recent killing.
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Good Omens TV series adds Narcos’ Adria Arjona to its cast.
Adria Arjona (of True Detective, Narcos, Emerald City and Pacific Rim: Uprising fame) will be joining Michael Sheen and David
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Beren And Lúthien by JRR Tolkien, edited by Christopher Tolkien, illustrated by Alan Lee (book review).
Like many other genre fans, I first read Tolkien as a teen-ager. Although I loved ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘The Lord
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The Assassin’s Blade: The Throne Of Glass novellas by Sarah J Maas (book review).
This is a bind-up of five novellas which technically take place prior to the first book in the ‘Throne Of
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The Great Bazaar And Other Stories by Peter V. Brett (book review).
‘The Great Bazaar And Other Stories’ is a pocket-sized addition to Peter V. Brett’s ‘Demon Cycle’ series of books. Fitting
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War In Heaven by Gavin G. Smith (book review).
‘War In Heaven’ is the sequel to ‘Veteran’ by Gavin Smith or is it Gavin G. Smith? Both books list
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Downsizing film trailer (Honey I Shrunk the Kids for the 21st century?)
Downsizing is an upcoming science fiction comedy-drama directed by Alexander Payne, imagining, as a solution to over-population and its toll
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The Forgotten Genius Of Oliver Heaviside by Basil Mahon (book review).
In many respects, Basil Mahon’s book ‘The Forgotten Genius Of Oliver Heaviside’ covers practically everyone related to the invention and
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Ash And Quill (Novels of The Great Library) by Rachel Caine (book review).
In his novel, ‘The Legion Of Time’, Jack Williamson coined the phrase ‘Jonbar Hinge’. It has since come to define
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