Breakpoint by Jeff Stibel (book review).
The whole point of Jeff Stibel’s book ‘Breakpoint’ is the limits of anything before it comes crashing down. This might
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Quag Keep by Andre Norton (book review).
‘Quag Keep’ holds the interesting distinction to be the first ever genre novel based on ‘Dungeons And Dragons’ and therefore
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Across The Event Horizon by Mercurio D. Rivera (book review).
‘Across The Event Horizon’ may be Mercurio D. Rivera’s first book but this New York-based award-winning author is already likely
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Stereoscopic Cinema And The Origins Of The 3D Film 1838-1952 by Ray Zone (book review).
Love it or hate it, the 3D revolution and row rumbles on as the entertainment industry continues to plague us
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Leviathan Wakes (Expanse book) by James S.A. Corey (book review).
‘Leviathan Wakes’ can be described as space opera, but it’s not typical of the genre. The scope is smaller
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Northanger Abbey And Angels And Dragons by Jane Austen and Vera Nazarian (book review).
Join us once again as we travel to the world of the refined Miss Jane Austen and ever so slightly
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Once Upon A Time Tale: Rewakened by Odette Beane (book review).
‘Once Upon A Time: Reawakened’ is the brain child of the fiendish Jane Espenson, ‘Buffy’, web series ‘Husbands’ and ‘Lost’
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The Executioner’s Heart (A Newbury & Hobbes Investigation book 4) by George Mann (book review).
out and jumps on it and then has the grace to finish with ‘The End’ and walk away. OK, so
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The Guild: The Official Companion (book review).
I can’t believe I’ve fallen behind with the Guild but here is the giant book of ‘The Guild’ or ‘The
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The New Watch (The Night Watch Trilogy book 5) by Sergei Lukyanenko (book review).
Despite what the title, ‘The New Watch’, might imply the hero of the novel does not go out to purchase
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