Moral Code by Lois and Ross Melbourne (book review).
Dr. Keira Stetson revolutionised technology with her advances in ethical computing. Her MoralOS operating system has become an industry standard
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Mythago Wood by Robert Holdstock (book review).
There are some books that leave a lasting impression. Particular scenes or ideas transcend the ordinary. These books are the
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Bindle Punk Bruja by Desideria Mesa (book review).
The author Desideria Mesa helpfully provides an Epigraph that explains ‘Bin-dal Punk’. It’s an early twentieth century term for what
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Pulp Power by Neil McGinness (book review).
I need to point out from the start that this is a massive large book but fortunately light enough to
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Talking Tolkien: a deep dive on the Fantasy-Father (documentary: in full).
J.R.R Tolkien is regarded by many as the father of the modern fantasy genre, and his Middle-earth universe still inspires
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The Creeper by A.M. Shine (book review).
‘The Creeper’ is a gothic horror novel from A.M. Shine, an Irish writer with a masters degree in history who
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Krazyland by Mar Romasco-Moore (book review).
Lets be clear, this book is aimed at the US middle-grade cohort of readers which I think is in
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Into The Broken Lands by Tanya Huff (book review).
Centuries ago, six mages pushed the boundaries of reality because they could until the land could no longer contain their
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Embertide (A Fallow Sisters Novel book 3) by Liz Williams (book review).
Too many contemporary fantasy novels involve variations of the cityscape populated with nasty but misunderstood supernatural creatures, often vampires and
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The Art And Life Of Dave Cockrum by Glen Cadigan (book review).
I have a slight vested interest in ‘The Art And Life Of Dave Cockrum’ by Glen Cadigan because he’s used
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