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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The Better Mousetrap by Tom Holt.
Orbit classifies ‘The Better Mousetrap’ as comic fantasy and so it is, but fantasy set in a modern world circa
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Arteess: Conflict by James Starling (book review).
A group of friends win an opportunity to play a secret level in the virtual reality game they’re involved in.
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Thunderbirds: The Comic Collection (graphic novel review).
Most of the 1960s-70s ‘TV21’ comic reprints I’ve seen tend to start off with the early material and run out
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The Devil’s Due (a Morgan Kingley novel book 2) by Jenna Black (book review).
A demon in your head is worth two in the bed and ‘The Devil’s Due’ is an interesting take on
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Anno Dracula: The Bloody Red Baron by Kim Newman (book review).
‘Anno Dracula 1918: The Bloody Red Baron’ puts us straight into the thick of the action. It’s the total war
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