The Wiley Handbook Of Genius edited by Dean Keith Simonton (book review).
I should point out from the start that this is probably the most expensive first edition book that I’ve ever
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The Dark Knight Manual by Brandon T. Snider (book review).
There are two different editions of this book, ‘The Dark Knight Manual’. The original US edition from Insight Editions as
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The World According To Spider-Man by Daniel Wallace and Mirco Pierfederici (book review).
As should be expected with a book called ‘The World According To Spider-Man’, Spidey is more likely to be flippant
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Star Wars: Maul: Lockdown by Joe Schreiber (book review).
For all the scorn heaped on to ‘The Phantom Menace’, some deservedly so, there was a feeling that the most
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Dream London by Tony Ballantyne (book review).
London has changed. Salamanders scavenge in its alleyways and golden snakes live under floorboards. Most of the city has been
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Defenders by Will McIntosh (book review).
A few of my reviewing friends had very good things to say about ‘Love Minus Eighty’ by Will McIntosh. So
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Night Terrors (A Shadow Watch Novel book 1) by Tim Waggoner (book review).
The information I have here says this is the first novel in the ‘Shadow Watch’ series so it looks as
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The Letter For The King by Tonke Dragt (book review).
‘The Letter For The King’ says it all really. This is a book about a quest in which a young
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The World According To Wolverine by Matthew K. Manning and Stephen Mooney (book review).
One of two ‘The World According To’ books released by Bantam Press this month, this one, as the cover below
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Modesty Blaise: The Young Mistress by Peter O’Donnell and Enric Badia Romero (book review).
With only one ‘Modesty Blaise’ book this year, it’s made devouring the content a delightful restoration of my own creativity.
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