Seeing Science: An Illustrated Guide To The Wonders Of The Universe by Iris Gottlieb (book review).
My first thoughts when I opened Iris Gottlieb’s book, ‘Seeing Science: An Illustrated Guide To The Wonders Of The Universe’
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Doctor Who: TARDIS Type 40 Instruction Manual by Richard Atkinson and Mike Tucker, illustrated by Bavin Rymill (book review).
The title ‘Doctor Who: TARDIS Type 40 Instruction Manual’ should give away what this book is about. Written by Richard
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Writing The TV Drama Series (4th edition) by Pamela Douglas (book review).
Having started this book, ‘Writing The TV Drama Series (4th edition)’ by Pamela Douglas, I have to address why I
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Dogs Of War by Adrian Tchaikovsky (book review).
Rex is a bio-engineered dog designed for war, given limited autonomy to command his small troop of other creatures and
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Unholy Land by Lavie Tidhar (book review).
Lavie Tidhar creates wonderfully vivid worlds in his books. Worlds where the strange and bizarre intertwine with the mundane, where
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The Brightest Fell (October Daye book 13) by Seanan McGuire (book review).
Once a series of books has gone well past the trilogy that the author probably originally envisaged there is an
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Dead Indian Wars (Second in The Damnation Series) by Clark Casey (book review).
‘Dead Indian Wars’ is volume two of the DamnationSeries, Clark Casye’s paranormal western series. The story here, picks up from
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The Silent Invasion: Red Shadows Vol. 1 by Michael Cherkas and Larry Hancock (graphic novel review).
‘The Silent Invasion: Red Shadows Vol. 1’ is described by the authors as ‘a science-fiction mystery’ and that’s as good
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By The Light Of My Skull by Ramsey Campbell (book review).
There is immense pleasure to be gained from reading stories by an author who knows how to shape words in
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I Feel Machine: Stories by Shaun Tan, Tillie Walden, Box Brown, Krent Able, Erik Svetoft and Julian Hanshaw (graphic novel review).
Volunteering to read ‘I Feel Machine’ was an attempt to broaden my pedestrian mind. I like publisher SelfMadeHero and support
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