Fantasy Art: Warriors & Heroes by Russ Thorne (book review).
Now this is why it pays to look at different publishers and the books they put out and check their back catalogues. If…
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Now this is why it pays to look at different publishers and the books they put out and check their back catalogues. If…
‘How To Speak Astromech With BB-8: A Communications Manual’ is a follow-up to the ‘How To Speak’ books on R2D2 and Wookies, previously…
Life is an endless labyrinth of possibilities but what if you somehow get stuck in the netherworld and you don’t even know you…
Graham Masterton is an experienced master of British horror writing, having published his first novel, ‘The Manitou’, in 1976 with more following on…
I think the first thing that struck me was artist Jerry Ordway and me had something in common, being born in the same…
One of the things that isn’t well known about H.P. Lovecraft is that the first thing he ever had published wasn’t a story…
Reading about artist, satirist and writer William Blake (1757-1827) and you certainly come away thinking he was a renaissance man. He was a…
‘The Left-Handed Booksellers Of London’ is a standalone fantasy novel by Garth Nix. Susan Arkshaw has just moved to London to start university…
In his book, ‘Imaginative Realism’, James Gurney spent a lot of time on the mechanics of composition and how to engage the viewer.…
I’m fascinated by how mythologies along similar themes exist across the world. Oddly, as Russ Thorne points out in this book, ‘The Magical…
No, that’s not James Gurney on the cover but as you catch up with the painting inside his 2009 book, ‘Imaginative Realism’, he…
In ‘The Invisible Life Of Addie Larue’ by V.E. Schwab, Adeline Larue grows up in the village of Villon Sur Sarthe in early…