The Making Of Return Of The Jedi by R.W. Rinzler (book review).
For those who thought ‘Star Wars’ was created in a galaxy far, far away will get a reality check with
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iDisorder by Larry Rosen (book review).
The title ‘iDisorder’ is helped immensely by its longer sub-title, ‘Understanding Our Obsession With Technology And Overcoming Its Hold On
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Universal Horrors: The Studio’s Classic Films, 1931-1946 by Tom Weaver, Michael Brunas and John Brunas (book review).
I never saw the first edition of Tom Weaver, Michael Brunas and John Brunas’ book, ‘Universal Horrors: The Studio’s Classic
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Bellman & Black by Diane Setterfield (book review).
It is generally agreed that William Bellman is a man with prospects. He is pleasing to look at, sings noticeably
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The War Of The Worlds by HG Wells (e-book review).
History students are often advised to go back to the source material and this is not a bad practice for
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Fresh Blood: Tales From The Speculative Graveyard by Lawrence R. Dagstine (book review).
There are thirteen stories in ‘Fresh Blood: Tales From The Speculative Graveyard’ by Lawrence R. Dagstine and seven of them
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50 Great Myths About Atheism by Russell Blackford and Udo Schűklenk (book review).
Want to hear something distinctly segregational that still exists in the western world? In some states of the USA, atheists
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Prince Of Stories: The Many Worlds Of Neil Gaiman by Hank Wagner, Christopher Golden and Stephen R. Bissette (book review).
Neil Gaiman is one of the most popular writers of weird fiction today, with a prolific range that includes comics,
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Hiding Hand (Nova Sapiens book 2) by Lee Denning (book review).
In ‘Hiding Hand’, Lee Denning’s successor book to ‘The Monkey Trap’, Joshua, the boy in the earlier book, is now
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I Shot JFK: The Shocking Truth (DVD review).
It’s 50 years since the assassination of JFK in Dallas. The official story is that he was assassinated by Lee
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