The Boy & Girl Who Broke The World by Amy Reed (book review).
Where most books tend to establish the rules of their universe pretty early on, ‘The Boy And Girl Who Broke
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Star Wars: Dawn Of The Jedi: Into The Void by Tim Lebbon (book review).
Set thousands of years before the ‘Star Wars’ films, the ‘Dawn Of The Jedi’ series of novels focuses on the
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Forgotten All-Star: A Biography Of Gardner Fox by Jennifer DeRoss (book review).
When I saw an advert in TwoMorrows’ ‘Alter-Ego’ for this book, ‘Forgotten All-Star: A Biography Of Gardner Fox’ by Jennifer
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The Mammoth Book Of Best New Horror 21 edited by Stephen Jones (book review).
‘The Mammoth Book Of Best New Horror: Volume 21’ is a large collection of weird stories published in the year
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Night And Silence (October Daye book 12) by Seanan McGuire (book review).
Once, the usual format for publishing was the one-off book, the standalone. This had one set of characters which occurred
Read MoreWilliam Gibson, keeping his science fiction real (interview).
Well, apparently, midway through his career as a scifi author, the prophet of cyberspace – one William Gibson – turned
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Illustrators Special #6: Brian Bolland (book review)
You cannot have been brought up on comicbooks from the late 1970s on without seeing the art of Brian Bolland.
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MI6: British Security Intelligence Service Operations 1909-1945 by Nigel West (book review).
When I saw the two Nigel West book covers together, I couldn’t help feeling there might be some confusion in
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Illustrators Special #5: The Art Of Commando (book review).
As ‘Commando’ magazine’s editor-in-chief/general Alexandria Turner points out in the introduction, people don’t realise that this A5 war magazine is
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CTRL+S by Andy Briggs (book review).
In many respects, Andy Briggs’ book, ‘CTRL+S’, is an extension and a possible future of our reality. It doesn’t take
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