Bite by Gardner Goldsmith (book review).
Gardner Goldsmith is an American author who has written for various US genre television series including ‘Star Trek: Voyager’. ‘Bite’
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Lex Talionis by R.S.A. Garcia (book review).
A young woman is brutally beaten and assaulted and left for dead. She is taken to the nearest clinic where
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The Twelve Kingdoms: The Mark Of The Tala (The Twelve Kingdoms book # 1) by Jeffe Kennedy (book review).
‘The Mark Of The Tala’ is the first of three novels set in ‘The Twelve Kingdoms’. Each book tells the
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50 Great Myths About Religion by John Morreall and Tamara Sonn (book review).
Last year, I reviewed ’50 Great Myths Of Popular Psychology’ by Scott Lilienfeld, so I wasn’t that surprised to see
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Grimm Below The Surface: The Insider’s Guide to the Show (book review).
‘Grimm’ is looking to consolidate itself as a solid cult series and what is better than spending some money on
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Doctor Who: The Complete Series by Mark Campbell (book review).
A great title, ‘Doctor Who: The Complete Guide’ but no one book is ever quite going to cover the whole
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The Quest For A Moral Compass: A Global History Of Ethics by Kenan Malik (book review).
Kenan Malik’s ‘The Quest For A Moral Compass: A Global History Of Ethics’ book has a long title which actually
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The Eidolon by Libby McGugan (book review).
There are two distinct themes at work in Libby McGugan’s philosophical science thriller ‘The Eidolon’. One is the very interesting
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The Art Of John Harris: Beyond The Horizon (book review).
I first put a name to the paintings of SF artist John Harris with his book, ‘Mass: The Art Of
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Transmetropolitan Volume 4: The New Scum by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson (graphic novel review).
The fourth volume of ‘Transmetropolitan’, ‘The New Scum’, continues the satire, brilliance and general nastiness of its predecessors whilst still
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