Blood And Iron (The Book Of The Black Earth, part one) by Jon Sprunk (book review)
‘Blood And Iron’ is an engrossing novel of swords and sorcery. It’s tightly focused and complete, without a sprawling cast
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The Fold by Peter Clines (book review)
I could not put this book down. ‘The Fold’ by Peter Clines is absolutely riveting. It’s also everything I love
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The Art Of Mad Max: Fury Road by Abbie Bernstein (book review).
Oddly, I never saw the original ‘Max Max’ trilogy, not helped by its infrequent showing on TV, although I suspect
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Bob the Vampire Slayer-Builder?
Orchard Books have just bought rights to Max Helsing and the Thirteenth Curse by Bob the Builder creator, Curtis Jobling.
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X MARKS THE SPOT.
US RELEASE OF A UK BOOK Voyage Of The Basilisk (Memoirs Of Lady Trent Book 3) by Marie Brennan (pub:
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Modesty Blaise: The Killing Distance by Peter O’Donnell and Enric Badia Romero (graphic novel review).
Another volume of ‘Modesty Blaise’ to set you up for the summer and we’re on a steady countdown to the
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Resonance (Ragnorok book 3) by John Meaney (book review).
‘Resonance’ brings John Meaney’s ‘Ragnarok’ trilogy to a conclusion. A multi-stranded historical, contemporary, space opera and far-future epic tying together
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International Rescue: Thunderbird 2 Press-Out And Build Manual by Geoff Rayner and illustrated by Graham Bleathman (book review).
Buy Two and get Four free. By that I mean, with Thunderbird Two, you also get Thunderbird Four. This book,
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Out Of Line: The Art Of Jules Feiffer by Martha Fay (book review).
Back in the early 70s, I only learnt the name of Jules Feiffer from the 1964 book he compiled ‘The
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Ashamet, Desert Born by Terry Jackman (book review).
‘Ashamet, Desert Born’ by Terry Jackman has a fascinating setting. Ashamet is a desert prince, only son and heir to
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