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By A Stoke Of A Pen : a short story by: GF Willmetts.

What was the old song? ‘War? What is it good for? Absolutely nothing!’ Whoever wrote it must have been a

‘The Best Of Connie Willis’ is a collection of award-winning short stories by Connie Willis. The hefty volume also includes

Gareth L. Powell is a British Science Fiction writer based in the South West of England. ‘The Recollection’, which was

Saída de Emergência (Emergency Exit), Portugal’s largest genre fiction publisher, is becoming one of the first European publishers to attempt

‘Transmetropolitan’ is a great example of comics at their most gloriously grim, absurdly awesome and fantastically unfiltered. The book is

Cthulhu Mythos and Harrison Peel, that’s what we’ve got here! Peel is an Australian Army Intelligence Corps officer, no stranger

‘The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science-Fiction’ explores the opposite extremes of the fantasy genre in this issue with a nice

I’ve often thought that designating a book as ‘youth fiction’ tends to do a disservice to a novel. The target

After two half-seasons, it felt somewhat odd to have a full season of ‘Sanctuary’ for its third year. It must

The title says it all. This hefty volume collects stories from Robert Silverberg’s six decades in the business, having some