Post Truth: Why We Have Reached Peak Bullshit And What We Can Do About It by Evan Davis (book review)
I have to confess that I always wonder how people can ask for a product over the counter when its
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Doctor Who: Myths And Legends by Richard Dinnick (book review)
As the eras of our own stories about the mythical character of the Doctor pass into history, we have a
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Beneath London (A Langdon St. Ives novel) by James P. Blaylock (book review)
When a perfectly preserved great auk is recovered from a sinkhole beneath London, Langdon St. Ives is keen to explore
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Floodtide by Helen Claire Gould (book review)
The icy planet of Naxada is about to undergo catastrophic changes due to volcanic activity and impending meteor strikes. A
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Neil Gaiman’s Teknophage Vol. # 2 is the follow up to ‘Neil Gaiman’s Teknophage Vol. # 1 which is part
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Neil Gaiman’s Teknophage Vol. # 1 (graphic novel review)
Big picture first. ‘Teknophage’ is one of several comics published back in the early 1990s by Laurie Silvers and Mitchell
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The Joker: A Serious Study Of The Crown Prince Of Crime edited by Robert Moses Pleaslee and Robert G. Weiner (book review)
Editors Robert Moses Pleaslee and Robert G. Weiner assert in the introduction that of all the comicbook villains, the Joker
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Doctor Who: Diamond Dogs by Mike Tucker (book review)
One of three new novels for the new ‘Doctor Who’ companion ‘Diamond Dogs’ tips a curtsey nod to the late
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The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture by Paul Wells (book review)
For those who are looking at the title, ‘The Animated Bestiary: Animals, Cartoons And Culture’ and wondering what ‘bestiary’ means,
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Wolf At The Door by Theresa Derwin (book review)
Modern writers of horror have a difficult problem. Gone are the days of sitting around a real fire in a
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