Monsters You Should Know by Emma Sancartier (book review).
Now here’s a book for your under six year-old sprogs to read and keep them checking under the bed to
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They Drew As They Pleased: The Hidden Art Of Disney’s Mid-Century Era: The 1950s And 1960s by Didier Ghez (book review).
The fourth book in Didier Ghez’ series ‘They Drew As They Pleased: The Hidden Art Of Disney’s Mid-Century Era: The
Read MoreCut In Half: The Hidden World Inside Everyday Objects by Mike Warren, photographs by Jonothan Woodward (book review).
You’ve seen books before where illustrators do cutaway diagrams showing the insides of buildings and vehicles, haven’t you? Mike Warren
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Game Of The Gods by Jay Schiffman (book review).
The first thing that struck me about Jay Schiffman’s debut novel ‘Game Of The Gods’ was the characters’ quirky names,
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After The Orange: Ruin And Recovery edited by Manny Frishberg (ebook review).
‘After The Orange’ features twenty-four stories by a variety of writers contemplating the future of America and the world after
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Foundryside (The Founders Trilogy book 1) by Robert Jackson Bennett (book review).
When the whole genre of fantasy took off, mostly due the success of Tolkien’s ‘Lord Of The Rings’, we were
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Superman In Myth And Folklore by Daniel Peretti (book review).
As the title of Daniel Peretti’s book, ‘Superman In Myth And Folklore’, shows its more an exploration of how the
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So Say We All, The Oral History Of Battlestar Galactica by Mark A. Altman & Edward Gross (book review).
Of all the recent reboots of classic genre television shows, ‘Battlestar: Galactica’ is probably the one that has prompted the
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Fictional Alignment : The Sequel To An Android Awakes by Mike French (book review).
‘Fictional Alignment’ is Mike French’s follow-up to his illustrated novel, ‘An Android Awakes’. Expecting a similar blend of interesting graphics
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The World Of Lore Volume 1: Monstrous Creatures by Aaron Mahnke (book review).
It’s not uncommon for blogs and podcasts to be turned into books, but such publications aren’t always successful. A case
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