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TIE-IN TO FILM RELEASE AND WITH THE APPROPRIATE FILM COVER The Martian by Andy Weir (pub: Del Rey/Ballantine Books. 369
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I, Coriander by Sally Gardner (book review).
This is the story of Coriander Hobie, born into a happy childhood in the 1650s in London. Unfortunately, her mother
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Mirror Of Dreams by Tim White (book review).
Sometimes, I look at my artbook collection and wonder if any SF artist I like has been particularly quiet to
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13 Coins by Simon Bisley, Martin Brennan and Michael B. Jackson (graphic novel review).
’13 Coins’, illustrated by Simon Bisley and written by Martin Brennan and Michael B. Jackson, is a blend of fantasy
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Marvel Comics In The 1980s by Pierre Comtois (book review).
Pierre Comtois is a big fan of Marvel Comics in the 1960s when they changed the way comics were done.
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Companion Piece: Women Celebrate The Humans, Aliens And Tin Dogs Of Doctor Who edited by L.M. Myles and Liz Barr (book review).
‘Fear makes companions of all of us’ is one of the many really good lines in season 1 of ‘Doctor
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The Millennium Express: 1995-2009: The Collected Stories Of Robert Silverberg (book review).
Another Robert Silverberg collection of stories from Subterranean Press and the aged author states in his introduction that this will
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Notes To Screenwriters by Vicki Peterson and Barbara Nicolosi (book review).
The bane of any writer in any medium is to be told that there is something wrong and needs correcting
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A Study In Ashes (The Baskerville Affair book 3) by Emma Jane Holloway (book review)
‘A Study In Ashes’ concludes ‘The Baskerville Affair’ trilogy. The story is set in an alternate Victorian London where a
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The Art Of Rocksteady’s Batman by Daniel Wallace (book review).
Although I’ve known of the recent Arkham Batman computer games, I’ve only recently picked up the ‘Arkham Origins’, which goes
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