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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A Study In Darkness (The Baskerville Affair book 2) by Emma Jane Holloway (book review).
‘A Study In Darkness’ is the second book in ‘The Baskerville Affair’ trilogy. The world of the Baskerville Affair is
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The Unofficial Doctor Who Big Book Of Lists by Cameron K. McEwan and Andrew Skilleter (book review)
‘The Unofficial Doctor Who Big Book Of Lists’ by Cameron K. McEwan shouldn’t be confused with ‘Doctor Who: The Book
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Shardik by Richard Adams (book review).
Richard Adams’ second novel ‘Shardik’, published two years after the massively successful ‘Watership Down’, is a true beast of a
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Child Of A Hidden Sea by A.M. Dellamonica (book review).
‘Child Of A Hidden Sea’ is a fun fantasy novel by Canadian author AM Dellamonica. The novel concerns twenty-four year-old
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The Vorrh by B. Catling (book review)
The Vorrh is a vast forest filled with mysteries and surrounded by people who know not to venture too far
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The Scar-Crow Men (The Swords Of Albion book 2) by Mark Chadbourn (book review)
Since Sir Francis Walsingham’s death, the fate of England’s elite spies has been far from secure. When rumours of Fay
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