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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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Master Shots Vol. 3 by Christopher Kenworthy (book review)

One of the books I was interested in having a look at from Michael Wiese Productions was this one, ‘Master

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The Casebook Of Newbury And Hobbes by George Mann (book review).

If you are impatiently waiting for the next novel in the continuing series of ‘Newbury And Hobbes’, then you can

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The Riddles Of The Hobbit by Adam Roberts (book review).

  ‘…Sometimes the beautiful   Peasant’s daughter, an eager-armed,   Proud woman grabs my body,   Rushes my red skin,

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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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