Doctor Who: The Women Who Lived by Christel Dee & Simon Guerrier (book review).
As the authors, Christel Dee & Simon Guerrier, point out in their introduction, there have been a lot of influential
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The City Of Brass (The Daevabad Trilogy book 1) by S.A. Chakraborty (book review).
‘The City Of Brass’ is the first in ‘The Daevabad Trilogy’ by S.A. Chakraborty and is her debut novel. Nahri
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Sanjulian: Master Visionary: 1 by Sanjulian (book review).
For such a prominent artist from Warren Publications, Manuel Perez Clemente Sanjulian has only had two books specifically of his
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Drawn To Purpose: American Women Illustrators And Cartoonists by Martha H. Kennedy (book review).
Now, here’s a little test for you. Name some early British women illustrators and cartoonists. Off the top of my
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Marked (Alex Verus book 9) by Benedict Jacka (book review).
‘Marked’ is the ninth instalment in one of my favourite series of books, Benedict Jacka’s ‘Alex Verus’ novels. When you’ve
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Untamed: The Psychology Of Marvel’s Wolverine by Suzana E. Flores (book review).
In her introduction to ‘Untamed: The Psychology Of Marvel’s Wolverine’, author Suzana E. Flores cites Roy Thomas, Len Wein and
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The Dragon’s Child by Janine Webb (book review).
Based in a society where dragons can transform in to humans and currently control all the businesses as a result
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Time’s Convert (All Souls Universe book 1) by Deborah Harkness (book review).
‘Time’s Convert’ is book one in the ‘All Souls Universe’ series by Deborah Harkness, it follows on from the ‘All
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By The Pricking Of Her Thumb (A Real Town Murder) by Adam Roberts (book review).
Adam Roberts is a great player with words, constructing lyrical prose and playful dialogue without any care as to whether
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Snapshot by Brandon Sanderson (book review).
I’m used to passing Brandon Sanderson’s massive tomes and was surprised when practically the novella-sized, ‘Snapshot’, passed into my hands.
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