Magic Words: The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore by Lance Parkin (book review).
‘Narrow, suspicious, mean, self-reliant, pig-headed, but generally honourable and as good as their word.’ This quote from ‘The Unprivileged’ by
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Shadows Over Innsmouth edited by Stephen Jones (book review).
‘The Shadow Over Innsmouth’ is one of H.P. Lovecraft’s best known stories, featuring many of his most enduring themes, including
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Chasing The Dragon (Quantum Gravity Book 4) by Justina Robson (book review).
‘Chasing The Dragon’ is the fourth volume in Justina Robson’s five book ‘Quantum Gravity’ series of Science Fiction novels about
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Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine # 58 (magazine review).
The journey continues for ‘Andromeda Spaceways’, this time with a magazine edited by Edwina Harvey, who is noted for her
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Guardian Of The Freedom (Merlin’s Descendants book # 5) by Irene Radford (book review).
There is a secret society of magicians working to protect England and its king. The Pendragon Society traces its roots
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Beyond The God Particle by Leon Lederman and Christopher Hill (book review).
Considering what is said about the confusion calling the Higgs boson the God Particle, I’m surprised by the title, ‘Beyond
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Middle-Earth Envisioned: The Hobbit And The Lord Of The Rings: On Screen, On Stage And Beyond by Paul Simpson and Brian J Robb (book review).
I’m a big fan of Tom Bombadil. No, no, come back, please… I enjoy his encounter with the Hobbits in
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The Shining Girls by Lauren Beukes (book review)
When Harper enters the house, he knows that he is exactly where fate intended him to be. The items in
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American Zombie Gothic: The Rise And Fall (And Rise) Of The Walking Dead In Popular Culture by Kyle William Bishop (book review)
Kyle William Bishop is an Associate Professor of English at Southern Utah University in the USA. ‘American Zombie Gothic’ is
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Midnight Never Come (Onyx Court Book 1) by Marie Brennan (book review)
‘Midnight Never Come’ by Marie Brennan tells the tale of two queens, two courts and two pairs of lovers. The
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