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The Oracle Of Night: The History And Science Of Dreams by Sidarta Ribeiro (book review).
Considering we all have dreams, you would have thought analysis would have started before Freud but he was making connections to how the…
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Harley Quinn: Welcome To Metropolis by Karl Kesel, Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson, Craig Rousseu and Brandon Badeaux (graphic novel review).
The third volume, ‘Harley Quinn: Welcome To Metropolis’, reprinting the 2002 Harley Quinn # 14-25 stories does at least explain that it was…
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Hunt For The Skinwalker, by Colm A. Kelleher phD and George Knapp (book review).
When I saw the cover for the book ‘Hunt For The Skinwalker’ by Colm A. Kelleher phD and George Knapp on the SFCrowsnest…
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Alter Ego #172 November 2021 (magazine review).
A good chunk of this latest issue of ‘Alter Ego’ is devoted to Philipino artist Alfredo Alcala (1925-2000). When he being interviewed by…
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Shadows On The Hillside: Weird Landscapes edited by Storm Constantine (book review).
Landscapes are capable of inspiring all kinds of emotions, from joy through awe to fear. It may depend on time of day, season…
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You Sexy Thing by Cat Rambo (book review).
TwiceFar Station sits at the edge of the known universe where trade routes meet. The perfect place to open a restaurant. Niko Larsen,…
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Harley Quinn: Preludes And Knock-Knock Jokes by Karl Kesel, Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson (graphic novel review).
After the recent reading of Terry Dodson’s interview in Comic Book Creator # 26, I decided I ought to look at some of…
ReviewScifi
Things With Feathers: Stories Of Hope (Third Flatiron Anthologies Book 30) Kindle Edition (ebook review).
‘Here’s another anthology with a theme and the theme, aptly for our times, is hope. Its inspiration is ‘Hope’, a poem by Emily…
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Future Science Fiction Digest #13 (e-magazine review).
‘Future Science Fiction Digest # 13’ is an unusual issue with only three stories, the star being ‘A Mountain Of Dust’ by Wangxiang…
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The End Of The Line edited by Jonathan Oliver (book review).
Using the London Underground as a setting for the bizarre or horrific has a venerable and significant history. Doyle, of course, used the…
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The Many Lives Of Heloise Starchild by John Ironmonger (book review).
‘The Many Lives Of Heloise Starchild’ is fundamentally the story about the experiences of women through a line of matrilineal descent. Think of…
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Alter Ego #124 May 2014 (magazine review).
Alter Ego # 124 should have been a massive seller in its own right, simply for the cover of Wolverine versus the Hulk…