Dark Shepherd by Fred Gambino (book review)
I first came across Fred Gambino’s name in 2011 when I found a copy of his art book ‘Ground Zero’
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His Own Most Fantastic Creation: Stories About HP Lovecraft edited by S.T. Joshi (book review).
In a recent episode of the excellent ‘The Good Friends of Jackson Elias’ podcast, one of the presenters recalled a
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A Guile Of Dragons (A Tournament Of Shadows book 1) by James Enge (book review).
James Enge’s ‘A Guile Of Dragons’ is the first book in the `A Tournament of Shadows’ series. As such it
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The Glasshouse (Polestars 3) by Emma Coleman (book review).
This third volume of Polestars, titled ‘The Glasshouse’, is by Emma Coleman. I will admit that Emma Coleman is a
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The Forgotten Beasts Of Eld: 50th Anniversary Special Edition by Patricia A. McKillip (book review).
It is hard to determine what makes a book a classic. Previously, schoolchildren were required to read books by deceased
Read MoreDoctor Who: The Giggle by James Goss (book review).
The Earth is under threat. Everybody seems to want to fight everyone and they all think they are right and
Read MoreDoctor Who: Wild Blue Yonder by Mark Morris (book review).
‘Wild Blue Yonder’ works very well as a treatise on how hard it is to know a person; it’s also
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Doctor Who: The Star Beast by Gary Russell (book review).
Having started life as a comic this reimagined ‘Doctor Who’ episode, ‘The Star Beast’, becomes a novel and so the
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Visual Storytelling: The Art And Technique by Tony C. Caputo, Harlen Ellison and Jim Steranko (book review).
I don’t always list books I ought to read in my proper list, which runs at some 4 pages. A
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The Book That Broke The World (The Library Trilogy Book 2) by Mark Lawrence (book review).
Once upon a time, there were two brothers. Irad built a library that spans both the world and time to
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