The End Of The Line edited by Jonathan Oliver (book review).
Using the London Underground as a setting for the bizarre or horrific has a venerable and significant history. Doyle, of
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The Many Lives Of Heloise Starchild by John Ironmonger (book review).
‘The Many Lives Of Heloise Starchild’ is fundamentally the story about the experiences of women through a line of matrilineal
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Orphans Of The Sky by Robert A. Heinlein (book review).
I was pointing out elsewhere that I intended to read Heinlein’s ‘Orphans Of The Sky’ so here we are. It
Read MoreRockman: The Dark Rider (book 3 of 3) by Mark Pickvet (book review)
‘Rockman: The Dark Rider’ is a direct sequel to ‘Rockman: The Battle’ in Mark Pickvet’s post-apocalypse fantasy series. The ‘Rockman’
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The Best Short Stories Of Fredric Brown (book review).
If you’re wondering who Fredric Brown is, remember the Frank Kelly Freas picture of the green Martian cynically looking through
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‘Rockman’ subtitled ‘The Battle’ is a direct sequel to ‘Rockman The Beginning and’ is a post-apocalypse fantasy series by Mark
Read MoreAnne Rice tribute: audio interview.
Horror author Anne Rice who sadly passed recently from a stroke (1941-2021), discusses her life, works, and career. Anne discusses
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Isaac Newton’s 21st Century Entanglement by Noel Hodson (book review)
The top line on the cover of the book says ‘A Time Travelling Caper’ and its not something I’d
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Where The Monsters Are by Mike Morgan (book review).
The Age of Asmodeus started when a magician of that name reset the magical energy state of local reality, just
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Terror Tales Of The Scottish Lowlands edited by Paul Finch (book review).
Each book in the ‘Terror Tales’ series focuses on an area of Britain and features short fiction accompanied by articles
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