Return To Quag Keep by Andre Norton and Jean Rabe (book review).
The 2006 novel ‘Return To Quag Keep’ by Andre Norton and Jean Rabe is a sequel to Andre Norton’s novel,
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Splinters by Tom Sheppard (book review).
Splinters is a world-spanning account of the battle between good and evil. It begins with a bolt of lightning striking
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The Diamond Deep (book two of Ruby’s Song) by Brenda Cooper (book review).
From the start, my feelings from Brenda Cooper’s first book in this series, ‘The Creative Fire’, continue with this one,
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Writers Rehab by D.B. Gilles (book review).
I don’t often come across very tiny paperbacks, but ‘Writers Rehab’ by D.B. Gilles is certainly one of them. The
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I Travel By Night by Robert McCammon (book review).
Some things just go together perfectly: fish and chips, salt and vinegar, vampires and angst. The latter has become such
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Supernatural And Philosophy edited by Galen A. Foresman (book review).
One thing I was never sure about is whether the Winchester brothers would philosophise about their activities as hunters, eliminating
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Talk The Talk: A Dialogue Workshop For Scriptwriters by Penny Penniston (book review).
Although Penny Penniston’s book, ‘Talk The Talk: A Dialogue Workshop For Scriptwriters’, is primarily designed for writers of stage and
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The Country Of The Worm by Gary Myers (book review).
‘The Country Of The Worm’, sub-titled ‘Excursions Beyond the Wall of Sleep’, is collection of Gary Myers’ short stories is
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10 Questions Science Can’t Answer (Yet) by Michael Hanlon (book review).
It’s often thought that science has the solution for everything. As we play with science in the genre, we know
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The Binary Man by Jacob Prytherch and Kathryn Perkins (book review).
I didn’t get to read the original version of ‘The Binary Man’, so I had to make do with this
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