Rotherweird by Andrew Caldecott and Sasha Laika (book review)
Rotherweird is a hidden state with historical secrets and probably a cover-up. Nothing new in many ways in these days
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Star Wars: 99 Stormtroopers Join The Empire by Greg Stones (book review)
In Greg Stones’ admittedly funny book of illustrations, ‘Star Wars: 99 Stormtroopers Join The Empire’, the Empire’s finest, the stormtroopers,
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Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Volume 7 – War Of Gods by Nick Abadzis, Giorgia Sposito and Elonora Carlini (graphic novel review)
‘War Of Gods’ is the conclusion to the story about Anubis which started in the previous volume, ‘Sins Of The
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Redder Than Blood by Tanith Lee (book review)
There has long been a tradition of folk or fairy tales, particularly in European Culture. The sanitised stories that most
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Amatka by Karin Tidbet (book review)
Vanga is an information assistant, sent to the colony of Amatka to do research in to hygiene products. Placed in
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Superman: The Persistence Of An American Icon by Ian Gordon (book review)
As Ian Gordon’s book title, ‘Superman: The Persistence Of An American Icon’, reveals, he is interested in the longevity of
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TheColor Of Pixar by Tia Kratter (book review)
I wasn’t quite sure what I was getting when I spotted ‘The Color Of Pixar’ by Tia Kratter in the
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Three By Laumer by Keith Laumer (book review)
I did think ‘Three By Laumer’ was an odd choice for a book title until I checked and back in
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Our Memory Like Dust by Gavin Chait (book review)
In the middle of the twenty-first century, war and drought still ravage Africa and millions of people are displaced and
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The Guide To Fantasy Art Techniques by Martyn Dean and Chris Evans (book review)
Another book I came across in ‘Science Fiction And Fantasy Artists Of The Twentieth Century: A Biographical Dictionary’ by Jane
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