Running Through Corridors: Volume 2: The 70s by Robert Shearman and Toby Hadoke (book review).
‘Running Through Corridors’ is a series of books that detail a very special ‘Doctor Who’ marathon. Written by Robert Shearman
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The Furthest Station (A PC Grant novella) by Ben Aaronovitch.
‘The Furthest Station’ is a welcome novella to bridge the gap in the ‘Rivers Of London’ series. Following an apprentice
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The Language Of Dying by Sarah Pinborough (book review).
‘The Language Of Dying’ is unsurprisingly a novel about death. It deals with the death of the protagonist’s father from
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Ecotastrophe II by J Alan Erwine (book review).
Belated sequel to ‘Ecotastrophe’, issued by Sam’s Dot Publishing over a decade ago, ‘Ecotastrophe II’ is another anthology of climate
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Kirby 100: 100 Top Creators Celebrate Jack Kirby’s Greatest Work (book review)
To celebrate the centennial of Jack Kirby’s birth in 1917, TwoMorrows Publishing asked one hundred stars of comics and animation
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The Art Of Frozen by Charles Solomon (book review).
Despite the film ‘Frozen’ coming out in 2013, I only saw it on TV last Yuletide, mostly turned away by
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The Blacker The Ink: Construction Of Black Identity In Comics And Sequential Art edited by Frances Gateward and John Jennings (book review).
Just in case you don’t know what ‘The Blacker The Ink’ edited by Frances Gateward and John Jennings subject matter
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The Wind In His Heart by Charles de Lint (book review)
So many of the books I enjoy most find their way into my hands by means other than me deciding
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Thunderbirds Are Go Official Guidebook (book review).
I’ve spoken in the past about the quality of Japanese books, especially when it comes down to their love of
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The Ice Dragon by George R.R. Martin and illustrated by Luis Royo (book review).
George RR Martin is of course best known for his series of fantasy novels widely known as the ‘Game Of
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